Players in the confrontation that convulsed China in 1989 have long wondered how differently events might have played out without a truculent editorial that appeared in People’s Daily on April 26 that year.
One group, the Committee to Protect Journalists, says news outlets are curtailing coverage that might anger government officials.
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Some stories that Bloomberg runs are considered too sensitive to run in China, raising questions about a clash of journalistic ideals with commercial interests.
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A foundation created by three Taiwanese with connections to the film industry provides financing and technical help to those making documentaries about today’s China.
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The journalist, Du Bin, recently released a documentary about a forced-labor camp and has worked as a freelance photographer for The New York Times.
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Screenwriters who live in the United States may submit feature film proposals or completed short film scripts in a Beijing-based contest that aims to turn some of them into movies.
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