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This document summarizes a report analyzing media coverage of a 2011 train wreck in China between the South China Morning Post and the New York Times. Both newspapers reported on the causes of the accident and the Chinese government's response, but they differed in aspects covered and number of articles. Specifically, the South China Morning Post focused on lightning being a cause and design flaws, while the New York Times examined causes and policing flaws. The document also notes differences in political reviews, public criticism, and censorship between the two papers' coverage of the event.
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- 1. China Train Wreck Zhibin Zhang English 403 Section2 Washington State University Spring 2013
- 2. Train Wreck
- 3. Causes of Train Wreck
- 5. Actions by the Chinese Government Burying the wreckageRescuing people
- 6. Public Anger
- 7. Responses of Chinese Government
- 8. Media Blackout • Secure the event scene • Keep reporters away from the scene • Limit the news coverage • Do no investigate the event • Focus on touching stories
- 9. This Presentation Focus: • South China Morning Post • New York Times Purpose: • How two newspapers reported differently
- 10. Research Process • Research Database: ProQuest Newspaper • Key words: “China”, “train” and “wreck” • Date: From July 23, 2011 to August 04, 2012
- 11. Summary of Analysis Similarities: • Causes of event • Responses by government Differences: • The aspects of news reports • The number of newspaper articles
- 12. Common Focuses South China Morning Post • Identified the lightening as the major cause • Attributed design flaw to rail ministry’s lack of awareness New York Times • Examined the causes of event • Described the policing flaw in the rail system
- 13. Coverage Differences • Political Reviews
- 14. Coverage Differences • Public Criticism
Editor's Notes
- First lightening stork high speed train cuasedlosiing power and stalling on the track.
- wrecages