GlobalPost: Daring, but Risky, Way to Reinvent Foreign Correspondence The demise of foreign correspondence has been rightfully on many media outlet's agendas, including mine.… January 13, 2009 Fons Tuinstra
China: Role of Foreign Media Waning Fast "The dam is leaking all over the place," writes Roland Soong of East South West… November 18, 2008 Fons Tuinstra
Beijing Olympics & Net Censorship: Who’s Calling the Shots? This question has been asked me more than once lately. Despite clear promises that foreign… July 31, 2008 Fons Tuinstra
Wikipedia Bows to Dutch Politician, Alters Entry (UPDATE JUNE 28: After this article was originally published, Wikipedia reinstated the entry discussed here.)… June 27, 2008 Fons Tuinstra
China Cracks Down on Video Hosts China's State Administration of Radio, Film and TV (SARFT), the official regulatory body (some say… June 23, 2008 Fons Tuinstra
Don’t Mention Twitter! After my earlier post on how Twitter worked out during the first day of the… May 20, 2008 Fons Tuinstra
China’s Earthquake: The Twitter Story Earlier today I got a worried message from a friend in Shanghai (where I am… May 12, 2008 Fons Tuinstra
Scrolling: No Longer a No-No Thou shalt not scroll once was a primary tenet of Web design. The intent of… April 21, 2008 Fons Tuinstra
Zemanta Tools for Bloggers: Two Reviews Fons Tuinstra's review: If you maintain a weblog, you might want to check out Zemanta,… April 14, 2008 Fons Tuinstra
Olympic Protests Solidify Government Support in China Nobody has missed the fierce protests surrounding the Olympic torch in London, Paris, and San… April 10, 2008 Fons Tuinstra
Print, Broadcast Losing Ground in China According to China's leading Internet researcher Guo Liang, Chinese traditional media are in big trouble,… March 31, 2008 Fons Tuinstra
Olympic Warm-up: China’s Net Filtering Gets More Subtle In China right now, government departments, companies, sporting events, and citizens are in a sizzling… March 26, 2008 Fons Tuinstra
China’s Censor Backs Down in Standoff with Largest Video Host After a few weeks of uncertainty, China's State Administration of Radio, TV and Film (SARFT),… March 20, 2008 Fons Tuinstra
China’s Censor vs. World’s Largest Video Host Today, Chinese video sharing service Tudou.com, which claims to stream nearly five times as much… March 6, 2008 Fons Tuinstra
Killing Competition Breeds New-Style Foreign Correspondents Today De Journalist, the magazine of the Dutch trade union for journalists (NVJ), reports on… February 28, 2008 Fons Tuinstra