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Rules eased for foreign journalists

CHINA has issued new rules on reporting activities by foreign correspondents, allowing them to undertake interviews without first applying to foreign affairs departments. The 17th item of the new rules, released... ...full story at Shanghai Daily

from Shanghai Daily on Sat, Oct 18 2008

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