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Connecting the creative and culture industries in China and the UK
连结中英两国文化创意产业的纽带
The China Media Centre is Europe’s only organisation specializing in the world’s largest media system. It was launched on 17 June 2005 by the BBC’s Jeremy Paxman and Sun Yusheng, Deputy President of China Central Television.
The China Media Centre has three main areas of activity.
First research, into various aspects of China’s media system.
Second, Knowledge Transfer. The Centre has managed briefings for Hunan Broadcasting, Shanghai Media Group, Shenzhen Television and other leading media organisations on management and ideas in the UK creative industries.
Third, public awareness of China. Aside from seminars in 11, Downing Street, and in Parliament the Centre manages a wide variety of public events.
中国传媒中心是欧洲唯一一个致力于中国传媒研究 的学术机构。它成立于2005年，由英国广播公司（BBC）的头牌主播Jeremy Paxman和中央电视台副台长孙玉胜先生共同创立。
中国传媒中心主要组织三个方面的活动：
第一，学术研究。全方位，多角度的研究中国传媒系统。
第二，实务培训。三年来，中心多次为湖南广电集团，上海媒体集团，深圳广电集团及其它中国著名传媒机构提供节目制作和媒体管理课程，为其介绍英国创意产业的最新观点和操作系统。
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第三，公益活动。中国传媒中心举办大型活动向英国各界人士介绍中国社会与文化发展。其中包括2006年在唐宁街11号财政大臣官邸举办的“评估中国”系列讲座和2007年2月至7月间的“英国议会中国专题听证会”。
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China Media Centre Case Study
The Training Gateway is a new business engagement network, led by the University of York, providing direct access for businesses and business support organisations seeking to procure corporate and professional training from across the range of UK Universities. From many entries, CMC’s work with the SCIO and PDCF was selected as an exemplar; we have been invited to attend with a representative of our Chinese partners, by Lord Sainsbury and Peter Luff MP.
“培训通途”是在多名政府及商业要员的积极倡导下建立的交互网站，旨在为企业和经济人提供一站式服务的培训课程资源系统。它由约克大学操作，将为企业和企 业支援机构在全英大学中寻求专业的技能培训提供直接的机会。在众多以往的类似项目中，中国传媒中心与外交部及PDCF基金会共同培训中国新闻发言人的合作 被选为经典案例。日前，在恩斯伯里爵士和英国议员彼得.拉夫共同主持下，“培训通途”举行了招待会，戴雨果教授应邀参加，并发表演讲向来宾推广政府、企业 与大学间的合作。
Boris Johnson with CMC in China
伦敦市长Boris Johnson中国之行
In 2006 the CMC arranged Boris Johnson’s first trip to China, when he was Tory HE spokesman. He and the Director of CMC travelled together to Shanghai and Peking where they were filmed by BBC Newsnight.
2006年，时任影子内阁高等教育部发言人、现任伦敦市长Boris Johnson 在中国传媒中心的安排下，与中心主任戴雨果教授一起，展开了他的首次中国之行；他们在上海和北京的行程由BBC的新闻之夜栏目（News Night）摄制成专题节目在黄金时间播出。
Photo: Boris Johnson in China
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CHINA VISIT REPORT September 2008
PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS TOUR
In September 2008 Alja Kranjec managed a visit to Shanghai, Hangzhou and Beijing by Professor Trevor Morris and Simon Goldsworthy, Senior Lecturer in Public Communication. They gave a talk about crisis management, dealing with bad news and generating good news to the staff of Shanghai Media Group focusing on different aspects of PR and to the government officials on the advanced training programme at the Suzhou Administration College. They lectured and discussed reputation and branding with the Information Office of Hangzhou Municipality and the Foreign Affairs Office of the Hangzhou Municipal People’s Government.
At the end of the 2 weeks-long tour of China Simon Goldsworthy and Trevor Morris had a lecture at the Tsinghua University with the title From Downing Street to the Corporation World: Managing Reputation & Media Relations for Success.
For Simon Goldsworthy’s article on China’s PR and communications industry please click here.
SETTING UP RESEARCH PROJECTS / TALKING KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER
Also in September Professor Hugo de Burgh visited Tsinghua and Peking Universities, the State Environmental Protection Agency and the China Population Communication Centre to make arrangements for research project bids and agree details of forthcoming conferences about China in the UK.
In addition, he and his team (Post Doctoral Researcher Dr Zeng Rong and Consultant Chang Yiru) discussed future cooperation with friends at CCTV, Beijing TV, Hunan Broadcasting, Zhejiang TV and Shanghai Media Group, among others.
News from China Media Centre
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The Growth of Media in China (Conference) On 28 November 2008 The Danish National Commission for UNESCO, International Media Support (IMS) and Copenhagen Business School (CBS) will be holding a one day conference on The Growth of Media in China – and Its Impact on Political and Economic Development in China. CMC Director Hugo de Burgh will be speaking about Perceptions of Media in Modern China. |
CMC Seminars A new programme of Autumn seminars is now being prepared by Dawei Guo. The next Autumn seminar Chinese Media,Ideology and System Change by Prof. Hu Zhengrong, Communication University of China (CUC), will be held on 21 November 5-7pm. View the full list of past seminars. |
The Tibet Story - Journalism Under Pressure On 21st May the China Media Centre held a public discussion on the Western media’s coverage of the Tibet protests and an encounter between leading Chinese and British journalists. It asked whether China has been represented fairly in the Western media, following recent protests by pro-Chinese students over alleged anti-China bias by the BBC in particular. |
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Events
| China’s Media Handlers | | | China’s Media Today | | | Investigative Journalism |
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| 06 June 2008
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12 June 2008 International conference on Changes and Challenges: China’s Media Today. For further information and the click here.
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13 June 2008
International conference on Investigative Journalism goes global. For further information click here |
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You are welcome to join in us for a meeting with Mr. Wei Sun from Shanghai Media Group, China!
Title: Imported TV Content in Chinese TV Market: Opportunities and Challenges
Speaker: Wei Sun
Date: Tuesday 21 October 2008
Time: 5pm
Venue: A6.1 (CMC Office),
Harrow Campus
Mr. Wei Sun is the former director of the International Affairs Department, now the head of the International Channel. He is a Westminster alumnus.
The China Impact: The Westminster Hearings on China’s Economic Development and the UK
This series of 5 conferences in the British Parliament ranged over all the key issues from environmental degradation and resuscitation to innovation and research, financial services and resources. Several Chinese ministers, including Mr Liu Mingkang, addressed the conference as did UK Secretaries of State, Ministers and experts from Parliament. The workshops were led by specialists from UK industry and commerce. The Report, launched in Parliament and at a reception sponsored by McKinsey & Co in Beijing, can be accessed below.
The links below take you information on the Westminster Hearings: