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Business Travel magazine cheats on auditPosted by Jeremy Goldkorn, June 15, 2010 8:06 AM
Danwei recently obtained a copy of a notice from BPA, the global organization that audits the circulation of print publications (click on image at left to see full text). The notice says that Business Travel magazine (商务旅行) has been kicked off BPA's list of audited publications:
This type of trickery is all too common in China's media business, but it's unusual for a publication audited by BPA to act with such chutzpah. Business Travel is owned by 21st Century News Group, a affiliate of Nanfang Daily Media Group (南方报业). 21st Century News Group is best known for the business newspaper 21st Century Business Herald (21世纪经济报道). Links and Sources
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