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Communications, cultural and media studies research at the University of Westminster has been shown to be “world-leading” following the announcement today of the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) results.

2008年12月18日，英国官方机构公布了几年一度的科研考评报告 (Research Assessment Exercise，RAE)，其中部分内容对英国各大学媒体传播专业的学术研究水平进行了全面而详细的评估。威斯敏斯特大学（University of Westminster）以较大优势名列第一名，伦敦政治经济学院（LSE）和伦敦大学金.史密斯学院（Goldsmiths College）以相当接近的分数名列第二、第三。

China Media Centre launched the new website today. It moved to the platform of WordPress, a powerful open-source software. Well, since the Prime Minister’s Office and CNN also chose it, why not us?

China’s Media Handlers 学术研讨会：新闻发言人与政府公关 A key issue in modern public affairs, following the Tibet crisis and Sichuan disaster, and before the Olympics. Who are the people who manage media relations in China? How do they work? 当今中国，谁在协调政府与媒体及公众的关系？他们如何工作？ 2008年6月6日，中国传媒中心在伦敦举办了一场公开讨论会，讨论的问题集中在当代中国的政府新闻发言人制度，主要探讨在西藏事件、四川地震之后以及奥运会之前的阶段，中国政府与媒体的关系。 Steven Guanpeng Dong Trainer of China’s official spokesmen for the State Council Information Office; former CCTV journalist [...]

This month’s issue of the China Review features a review of Will Hutton’s controversial new book ‘The Writing on the Wall: China and the West in the 21st Century‘ by CMC Director, Professor Hugo de Burgh. In his review, Professor de Burgh opposes Will Hutton’s negative assessment of China’s economic and political situation. Professor de [...]