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China's Chance to Sweep the Dirty Media Room
China's Chance to Sweep the Dirty Media Room
Public scrutiny should trump slick public relations firms and media outlets that accept payoffs to hide the truth
What began as consumer fury over a luxury furniture retailer named Da Vinci recently flared with intriguing revelations about the twisted relations between major media groups and big business in China.
Da Vinci took a battering in July when China Central Television, on a news program called Weekly Quality Report, aired damning allegations that the Singapore-based firm was selling products manufactured on the mainland but labeled as Italian-made.
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