Hong Kong Citizens' Beliefs in Media Neutrality and Perceptions of Press Freedom: Objectivity as Self-Censorship?

Francis Lap Fung Lee

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Premised upon the argument that the professional norm of objectivity is intricately related to the strategic struggle for press freedom in post-handover Hong Kong, this article examines how citizens' beliefs in media neutrality—a central manifestation of objectivity—relate to their perceptions of media self-censorship and press freedom.

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2006Newspaper editorial discourse and the politics of self-censorship in Hong Kong

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