Archive for November 2009
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Two-Day Workshop on British Journalism at CCTV
China Central Television was the venue for a two-day workshop on British journalism organized by China Media Centre in October 2009. Speakers were Hugo de Burgh, CMC Director, Kevin Sutcliffe, C4’s Head of Current Affairs, Steve Hewlett, presenter of BBC’s The Media Show, Zhang Jie, Editor of CCTV’s News Investigation and Yang Rui, Presenter of CCTV’s Dialogue.
Parliamentary Seminar: ‘China and the New Green Deal’
‘China and the New Green Deal’, a China Media Centre conference, was held in Parliament in June 2009. It was the 6th conference on China held by CMC in Parliament. A one-day CMC seminar was held in the Houses of Parliament to address the implications of China’s management of its environmental challenges for government policy [...]
CMC Connection: Boris Johnson
China Media Centre managed Boris Johnson’s first ever visit to China, to study higher education, just before he became Mayor of London Boris Johnson The Mayor of London and former MP for Henley 伦敦市长Boris Johnson中国之行 In 2006 the CMC arranged Boris Johnson MP’s first trip to China, when he was Conservative Higher Education Spokesman. He [...]
International Communication Association, Singapore 2010 Preconference on the ‘Chindia’ challenge to global communication
22 June 2010 Conceived and organized by: Daya Thussu, Professor of International Communication and Director of India Media Centre at the University of Westminster, London Supported by: Mass Communication Division of the ICA and by the Center for Global Communication Studies, Annenberg School for Communication, University for Pennsylvania Call for papers: The transformation of communication [...]
CMC Seminar: Representations of China in the UK Press
China Media Centre 2009 Autumn-Winter Seminar Representations of China in the UK Press Speaker: Prof. Colin Sparks Date: Wednesday 18th November, 2009 Time: 2.00-4.00 pm Venue: MHW_A4-4 Harrow Campus, University of Westminster Abstract: The Chinese government, together with many ordinary Chinese people, particularly students, are frequently angered by the way in which China is portrayed [...]
