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Hong Kong, China & a Free Press; Covering gays; Robert McCormick's Chicago Tribune

Upon the return of Hong Kong to China, host Alex S. Jones discusses the changes in press freedom in Hong Kong with Merle Goldman of Boston University, Orville Schell of the University of California-Berkeley, and Kin-ming Liu, a Hong Kong journalist; how the coverage of the murder of Gianni Versace represents a change in the way the media covers gays with John Gallagher of The Advocate; and Robert McCormick's Chicago Tribune with McCormick's biographer Richard Norton Smith.

WNYC archives id: 84901

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