[NOV 12, 2010] China Media Centre (CMC) director Hugo de Burgh discussed the development of the University of Westminster’s summer school programme for Chinese students during a visit to the Guangdong University of Foreign Studies (GDUFS) earlier this month.
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Recent and Forthcoming Courses at China Media Centre
RECENT AND FORTHCOMING COURSES AT CMC China Media Centre has designed a suite of courses which are especially, though not exclusively, designed for Chinese applicants. This year we have held two separate sessions of our course ‘INNOVATION AND CREATIVITY IN THE UK MEDIA’ and two of ‘CITY BRANDING AND INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS’. They are aimed at mid-career professionals [...]
Media Digest, May 14-20, 2010
Dating show contestant banned for sexy modeling?
If You Are The One (非城勿扰), a dating program on Jiangsu TV, has produced some dodgy contestants, some of whom admitted afterward to pretending on be outrageous characters the show. Now, it is rumored that a Beijing model, Ma Nuo (马诺), who has modeled for Gome Electrical Appliances and for magazines such as Cosmopolitan, has come under fire for her remarks about only dating super rich guys. The rumor making the rounds is that SARFT has banned her appearances on future reality TV shows.
Media Digest, May 7-13, 2010
Twenty jailed for CCTV tower blaze
Twenty people involved in last year’s deadly Spring Festival fire at the China Central Television (CCTV) headquarters have received jail terms ranging from three to seven years. A statement released Monday by the Beijing No. 2 Intermediate People’s Court, said Xu Wei, former head of construction office of the broadcaster’s new headquarters, was sentenced to seven years, with the other 19 involved receiving three years to six and a half years. A total of 21 people were convicted Monday, but one, Chen Zijun, was exempted from criminal punishment due to his minor role is the blaze, said the statement. The 21 convicted included five CCTV staff: Xu Wei, Deng Jionghui, Hu Debin, Gao Hong and Wang Shirong
Media Digest, April 13-May 6, 2010
China Has 18 mlllion 3G Users
The number of China’s 3G mobile telecommunication users reached 18.08 million in March, an increase of 4.83 million from the first quarter, said a senior official with the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) Thursday. China Mobile took the biggest 3G market share at 42.5 percent, followed by China Telecom at 30.8 percent and China Unicom at 26.7 percent, Zhu Jun, deputy director of the ministry’s telecom development department, told a press conference.
- Jeremy Paxman and Bai Yansong spoke at the Future of Public Media workshop in Beijing
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- Communication and China • Fudan Forum (2011)
- “To the Yellow Crane Pavilion With Our Leaky Umbrella: Reflections on the Future for Chinese Media” – Professor Hugo de Burgh’s inaugural lecture
- Chinese Officials Study ‘City Branding’ at the University of Westminster
- Senior China Government Communications Officials Visit the University of Westminster
- CMC Seminar – Spring 2011
- CMC Seminar – Winter/Spring 2011
- CMC Seminar – Autumn/Winter, 2010
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