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High-profile media figures, such as CGTN’s Liu Xin, have been helping to push the official narrative. Photo: Handout
Hong Kong protests put Chinese state media’s drive to win over an international audience to the test
- Official news organisations have been turning up the volume on the city’s pro-democracy demonstrations, but it remains to be seen how many people will listen
- State media has spent billions of dollars trying to build its audience ‘for moments like these’ when it wants to counter the prevailing Western narrative
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Hong Kong protests
Updated: 11:19am, 17 Aug, 2019
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High-profile media figures, such as CGTN’s Liu Xin, have been helping to push the official narrative. Photo: Handout
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