Comments on: Dos and don’ts of reporting

By: rex

rex — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 20:54:09 +0000

sophia – here is your mission to China:

Find all the dirts you can! Seriously, do you know where to look? Otherwise what would you expect journalist to do? If people like you need to back up your claims with journalist reports then you will be extinct by now.

By: Yuan

Yuan — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 03:26:53 +0000

One thing’s for sure, western media never report anything good about China.

We really have much tolerance and patience. We can’t be more kind to you. Think of what you’ve done to us, what you’ve reported for the torch relay, for the unrest in Tibet, for the Games, for what China’s done for the economy and social life in the 30 years. You said any thing good? NO! What you’ve been always interested in are always those boring and same old idiotic words like ‘communists’ ‘human rights’ ‘dalai’, come to China and see what’s what and stop those stupid reports!

By: naomizheng

naomizheng — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 13:44:52 +0000

Wow?You didn’t show my last entry! This is so cool!

By: naomizheng

naomizheng — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 22:03:40 +0000

You guys just don’t understand. You are brainwashed as well, by your Media. Want to know the truth? want to help those who are now suffering in China? Come to China. See what the situation’s really like.

I know you would think me as xenophobic, and that’s just another proof for your prejudiced brains.

By: Pam Fioretti

Pam Fioretti — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 09:17:42 +0000

China’s abysmal record on human and animal rights is such a disgrace that I can not imagine how they were awarded the Games in the first place -in my mind the Olympic Games has now been devalued and reduced to a commercial enterprise.
The fact that China has ordered that dogmeat be removed from restaurants for the duration,shows that they are well aware of the repugnance and abhorrence the rest of the world has for this disgusting practice – let alone the brutal methods employed in killing these unfortunate creatures.
I second the comments of the previous poster – it would be excellent to see journalism with the integrity and courage to shine a light on the dark and despicable practices of China.

By: sophia dalle

sophia dalle — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 11:53:51 +0000

It is in the hands of journalists and reporters with ethics and conscience to make strong comments and report with integrity in regards to chinas abysmal human rights record and their horrific torture of animals whether as food entertainment or fur
You as jpurnalists have the unique opportunity to credibly make a difference
please foreswear the transitory glamour of the moment and take a good hard look and voice with serious social intent the truth behind the faux glamour the worlds eyes will be on bejing. it is up to you journalists with ethics and clear social conscience to help those that suffer in china whether they are companion aniamls such as dogs or ctas being mutilated live or humans