On The Listening Post this week: As Hong Kongers come out in millions, China seeks to downplay the protests. Plus, the B-scheme films - movies of South Africa's apartheid era.
Covering the Hong Kong protests
"The world is watching" - that is the chant on the streets of Hong Kong as images of mega protests are beamed around the globe.
Two million people in a territory of seven million went out to stop the passage of a law that would allow suspected criminals to be extradited to mainland China.
We examine the dissonance between the coverage of the protests in Hong Kong and mainland China, as well as the effect the bill could have on journalists in the Special Administrative Region.
(Click here for Android APP of IBTN. You can follow us on facebook and Twitter)
About sharing
Will artificial intelligence replace teachers in classrooms?
May...
"I'm killing those kids, my tax money is doing that" Omar El Akkad on...
Trump showers his Qatari hosts with praise at state dinner
May 1...
Trump visits Qatar as US envoy hints at Gaza progress, quiet diplomacy dominates me...
What can be learned from the latest conflict between India and Pakistan?