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China’s Media Handlers

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China’s Media Handlers

A key issue in modern public affairs, following the amoxil australia price Tibet crisis and kop kamagra sweden Sichuan disaster, and before the Olympics.

 

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Who are the people who manage media relations in China? How do they work?

 

Steven Guanpeng Dong

Trainer of China’s official spokesmen for the State Council Information Office; former CCTV journalist and Lecturer at Tsinghua University’s School of Journalism and Communication

In the chair: David Hill, formerly Tony Blair’s Director of Communications, now working at Bell Pottinger Group

with Lord (Tim) Bell

 

6 June 2008, 4pm-6pm,

Learning Futures Room, University of Westminster,

309 Regent Street, London W1B 2UW

 

Host: Professor Simon Jarvis, Pro Vice-Chancellor,

University of Westminster

 

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Entry is free and open to all

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Professor de Burgh Reviews Will Hutton's Controversial New Book

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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 Burgh argues that in order to understand the situation accurately an historical approach, which takes into account China’s unique political, cultural and social past is required.

The China Review is produced by the Great Britain-China Centre. which is the leading UK body in the development of non-governmental relations with China. You can log onto The China Review website to view Professor de Burgh’s article. Professor de Burgh has written widely on China – his most recent book is: China: Friend or Foe?

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The Westminster Hearings on China's Economic Development and sale tadalafil 50mg the UK

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The China Media Centre will host a series of five hearings in the British Houses of Parliament from March to June 2007.  The hearings will discuss the implications of China’s rapid growth for the UK’s economy.  High level officials, policy makers and business people will discuss UK policy responses to China’s rise.

If you would like to find out more about the CMC Westminster hearings, please download the attached brochure.Westminster Brochure.

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Re-Imagining Global Media

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In 2005 and 2006 the China Media Centre hosted two highly succesful conferences at the University of Westminster’s Harrow Campus.  This year the CMC has teamed up with Queensland University of Technology, kamagrawiki.com the Annenberg School for Communication and the University of Wisconsin Madison to host the 2007 China Media Centre Conference at the Creative Industries Precinct in Brisbane, Australia on July 5-6.

The innovative event will bring together experts from the China, the United States, the United Kingdom and other countries to explore the themes of China/East Asia/Media/New Media.

More information can be found on the China/East Asia/Media/New Media conference website. The Re-Imagining Global Media Gazette (linked below) also features latest news and conference highlights.  We’re sure that once you get reading you’ll be desperate to come.  You’d better get in quickly! This years exciting location and impressive list of speakers mean that competition for places is heating up.

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Forthcoming Talk by Professor de Burgh

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Who: Professor Hugo de Burgh

What: Lecture ‘What is a journalist? What is a Chinese Investigative Journalist?’

Where: London School of Economics, U8 Tower One

When: Wednesday 14 February 2007

This lecture is open to the public.  If you would like to attend, more details can be found on the tadalafilonlinepharmacyone LSESU China Development Society Seminars webpage.

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