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China state security personnel are grappling with the issue of how to control access to official secrets while carrying out Deng Xiaoping's call for more openness. Often, China's state security apparatus tries to keep state secrets by limiting the freedom of foreign journalists to report the news.

Media coverage, Official secrets, Foreign correspondents

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Better read than dead: China

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Newspapers in China are making up for the loss of government subsidies by luring readers with bold, interesting reports of scandals, corruption or pollution. The central government has published circulars warning the papers to control their negative stories.

Management, Chinese newspapers

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Bills of exchange: print graphics

Article Abstract:

Posters, particularly those that were used to advertise rock concerts and motion pictures, are gaining values as collectibles. Counterfeiting has begun to become a problem however, as some of the most highly sought posters are being copied and sold overseas.

Commercial art, Collections and collecting, Posters

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