Dan Southerland

Dan Southerland is the Vice President of Programming and Executive Editor of Radio Free Asia (RFA). Prior to joining RFA, he was The Washington Post's bureau chief in Beijing from 1985 to 1990. He received a Pulitzer Prize nomination in 1990 for his coverage of Tiananmen and an Edward R. Murrow Press Fellowship in 1990-91.

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The New Face of Civil Disobedience in Tibet

05.13.2008 Dan Southerland

The Chinese government is now locking down Tibet while attempting to placate the outside world by meeting with the Dalai Lama’s representatives. Beijing’s harsh policing...

Publication China Brief

China’s Media Controls: Could Bloggers Make a Difference?

04.18.2007 Dan Southerland

For several weeks recently, China’s bloggers, internet news sites and even state-run media chased a story that captivated millions of Chinese. A small brick house...

Publication China Brief

China’s Media Controls: Could Bloggers Make a Difference?

04.18.2007 Dan Southerland

For several weeks recently, China’s bloggers, internet news sites and even state-run media chased a story that captivated millions of Chinese. A small brick house...

Publication China Brief

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