Broadcast Controversy: Private TV Stations Demand Government Subsidies for Olympic Broadcast Rights, Criticized as 'Holding Viewers' Rights Hostage'

This article comments on Taiwan's failure to obtain Olympic broadcast rights in 2016. The author accuses domestic private television networks of refusing to broadcast the Olympics because government subsidies for purchasing broadcast rights were not forthcoming, which amounts to 'holding the viewing rights of all audiences hostage.' The article simultaneously satirizes the double standard held by some public opinion and netizens toward state-run television, opposing 'let politics and military withdraw from media' on ordinary days, yet praising foreign state-run media during Olympic coverage, criticizing this stance as 'pretentious.'

2016年7月18日

Reflections on Reporter Chung Chih-kai's Article: 'Unhappy Discussing Bra Sizes, Li Yen-chiu is Actually an Erotica Heroine'

This article severely criticizes Liberty Times reporter Chung Chih-kai for his report titled 'Unhappy Discussing Bra Sizes, Li Yen-chiu is Actually an Erotica Heroine.' The author argues that the report, which uses the term 'erotica heroine' to insinuate things about Li Yen-chiu and describes 'conducting a field search' for her measurements, tramples on journalistic ethics and professional values. The author condemns it as the lowest form of 'news,' questions the reporter's chauvinistic attitude toward women, and raises concerns about the ethics of media allowing such vulgar content.

2015年5月21日