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Two Chinese journalists covering Mr. Locke's visit last week to Guangzhou and his ancestral village said propaganda officials had issued a directive not to "hype" the trip.
Already, the state media have begun to urge caution, and one newspaper editor in Beijing said propaganda officials had been seeking to impose some restrictions on exposés.
Charlie Winter, a researcher at Quilliam, said propaganda attempting to normalise militants and their daily activities plays an important role in constructing an image of Isis as a way of life as opposed to just a group.
On Monday, People's Daily, a party-controlled newspaper, ran a signed commentary that said propaganda officials should "follow the rhythm of the times" and help the authorities establish a "pragmatic and open-minded image".
Xiao Qiang, an adjunct professor at the University of California, Berkeley, and an expert on Internet censorship in China, said propaganda officials had recently ordered Chinese news organizations and Web sites to strictly follow Xinhua reports on Egypt.
In Beijing, talk of another newsroom in crisis emerged on Wednesday as reporters at Beijing News, a newspaper co-founded by the parent company of Southern Weekend, said propaganda officials forced the newspaper, against the judgment of its publisher and top editors, to run an editorial attacking Southern Weekend.
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Brown says propaganda chiefs fear China's most prominent first lady since the Mao era might eclipse her husband.
Kasparov, who held the world chess championship title for 15 years and is commonly regarded as the greatest player the world has yet seen, disputed claims that Putin is popular in Russia, saying propaganda and restrictions on free speech had driven criticism underground.
While writing the novel, Mr. Johnson said, he read propaganda and books approved by the regime.
Even though Germany's World War I propaganda was considered more advanced than that of other nations, Adolf Hitler said that propaganda had been under-utilized and claimed that superior British propaganda was the main reason for losing the war.
