引用(Phil @ 27 Mar 2008, 10:51)

yufu,
1)我个人在“中国新闻”版的发帖倾向是存在的,我一般很少去贴官媒文章,因为官媒文章调调都差不多,而且各大国内新闻网站都会转载(跟国内报纸一样,上了一定规模的,头版就是那么几篇。所以我觉得本版没必要为已经在中文网上曝光率如此之高的文章再去贡献力量了。而我之所以会发很多“负面消息”的理由,也在“藏西”事件之前的一些帖子里提到过了,这里就不重复了。
2)我合并了一些新华社文章,主要是将这次“藏西”问题的,因为那几篇文章讲的,都是接近的主题,比如此次“藏西”问题的描述和评论;还有就是“藏西”问题的历年官方说法等。我在合并的时候,也是尽量分开的,描述归描述放在一起,历史文献归历史文献放在一起。当然,我不是这方面的专家,经验也有限,加上此类帖子的浏览状态也不稳定,所以我可能会有错误地归类和操作。如果有这样的case,大家可以短信我,然后我确认的确有问题,那就会纠正的。chumao的文章也是如此,我也合并了他的很多文章,还有一些文章也删除并设置了不可见。如果你觉得我对他的文章的处理也有不合理或者错误的地方,请一样和我沟通。
3)我是否和党一个德行,那是你的判断,我无法左右,如果你因为你对我的认识而不愿与我交流,那我也只能表示遗憾。希望你能在别的版面玩的高兴。
首先谢谢你的坦诚。我想说的是立场总会模糊了自己的眼睛。
我并没有说不和你交流,我和pipisy,hispar也讨论过很多。但是我不愿意在一个班主有明显倾向的中国人办的版里讨论,这是我个人的做法。
说说对新华社的看法。
首先在西藏乱之前我好像没有转过一片新华社的文章。
我当时转的新华社的文章是中国官方第一次就西藏问题表态。这篇文章及后来江村罗布的采访都是新华社第一次发的稿。而且一开始好多国内网站根本没转这个文章。所以这篇文章合情合理的不应该藏起来(我的观点)。
新华社的文章有些确实是口号,但是这里面有官方的观点。从中能看出政府观点是否有变化。比如新华社授权发布的任何新闻,我们是直接看新华社新闻好还是看BBC援引新华社的消息好啊?
这个网的主体浏览者有两类:在英中国人和与英有关的国内人士。各大国内新闻网站都会转载,不能作为理由。因为好多人并不去浏览。
最后我引经济学家这篇文章,说的很有道理。
http://www.economist.com/world/asia/displa...mp;mode=commentEuphonium wrote:
March 24, 2008 10:58
A side note from my experience and observation, not directly related to
Tibet:
Over the tens (if not hundreds) of years of propaganda Chinese people have
gone through, they have developed very trained eyes to immediately filter
out the propaganda part and get the truth part of every official report (I'm
not sure they have developed the same skills against western media though).
Propaganda actually doesn't work for Chinese now. Believe it or not,
neither does the government expect it to work. It becomes more a ritual, or
the "Chinese way to say things" if you will. If the Chinese government
suddenly speaks without propaganda, most Chinese people will get confused
and wonder what's really going on. Hilarious it may sound, but that is the
status quo. Nobody knows better than Chinese that "the truth is always
somewhere in between".
Speaking of westerners, or particularly Americans, most people did not have
the "privilege" to get so much training about propaganda, and the result is
a rather naive attitude towards media reports: either it's complete truth,
or it's complete propaganda. In that sense, they don't have any immune
system against skilled propaganda, a good portion of which is from the
western media (which to Chinese eyes aren't skilled at all). I found it
amusing how the two American young people in the TV documentary got so
completely converted to pro-China in a 10-day trip to Tibet. You can't
convert a Chinese that easily, no matter which direction it goes. On a side
note, what was shown in the documentary is basically consistent with what I
saw in Tibet when I was there, I make no further generalization though.