Les invités des médias chinois doivent par ailleurs suivre des règles précises, ne pas « être en désaccord avec les règles du Parti, ne pas utiliser de langage vulgaire et ne pas avoir un niveau idéologique trop faible ». Le 19 janvier 2018, une courte dépêche de l’agence Sina indique que l’Administration générale de la presse, de l’édition, de la radiodiffusion, du cinéma et de la télévision (SAPPRFT), aurait par la voix de son responsable des relations publiques Gao Changli (高长力) interdit aux médias chinois de mettre à l’antenne des personnes tatouées (wenshen yiren 纹身艺人), des représen- tants de la culture hip-hop (xiha wenhua 嘻哈文化), des sous-cultures (ya wenhua 亚文化) et de la « culture de la démotivation » (sang wenhua 丧文 化). Des dizaines d’articles, de la BBC à l’Express en passant par le Time tentent d’expliquer l’étonnante censure du rap chinois voulue par les autorités communistes, après sa spectaculaire émergence ces dernières années dans les médias officiels. ![]() “The games were sure to frame these conversations in the most tone deaf, disrespectful ways by ensuring the camera would frequently frame shots with her backside in them.Le hip-hop chinois a récemment fait l’objet d’une couverture médiatique internationale importante. “However, despite the game telling a story of a woman pushing past these insecurities,” wrote author Kenneth Shepard in his coverage of the edits for FanByte, specifically those concerning Miranda Lawson. Related: Bioware Narrative Director John Epler Claims Fan Disappointment With Mass Effect 3 and Dragon Age 2 Was “The Proto-GamerGate” Yet, near universally, these same journalists were found to have produced tweets and even entire articles dedicated to their attraction to specific fictional characters, with their respective celebrations on such topics seemingly standing in direct contradiction to their criticism of Mass Effect’s generous camera angles. When fans unsurprisingly took issue with BioWare’s newly announced cinematic modifications, as many believed that the changes were nothing more than yet another case of self-censorship, a number of video games journalists were quick to dismiss their complaints and condemn such fans as nothing more than ‘horny manchildren.’ Related: BioWare To Edit ‘Sexualized’ Cutscenes In Mass Effect Legendary Edition With the news that BioWare would be modifying some of the Mass Effect series’ more ‘curvacious’ cutscenes for the upcoming release of the Mass Effect Legendary Edition, the rush to chastise fans who disagreed with these edits has once again exposed the rampant hypocrisy seemingly inherent throughout the video games journalist industry. Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window).Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window).Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window). ![]()
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