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APR 2, 2008
Why some U.S. media going to such extreme?
People's Daily
Violence or such riots as beating, smashing, looting and arson erupted on March 14 in Lhasa, capital city of the Tibetan autonomous region, has become the focus of global attention. The Lhasa incident has not only torn down the mask of the Dalai Lama's non-violence but laid bare the intrinsic ideological bias of some American media.  Read more...

APR 2, 2008
CNN, what’s wrong with you?
XinHua
Some foreign media fabricated lots of reports on severe riots that took place in early March in Southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region. The distorted reports triggered protests of netizens both at home and abroad. Netizens even established a website named anti-cnn.com that is aimed at opposing distorted reports from CNN, a well-known US news network.  Read more...

APR 2, 2008
China denies “media war” over coverage of Tibet
China Daily
Chinese officials on Wednesday denied a so-called "media war" over the March 14 riot in Lhasa, the capital of the Tibet Autonomous Region, saying that the majority of foreign journalists were covering the issue fairly.  Read more...

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