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| Date: | 2-3 September 2014 |
| Time: | 9.00am – 6pm |
| Location: | Tsinghua University, Beijing, China |
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If my former BBC boss Richard Sambrook was right to question the survival of 24-hour rolling television news in the social media age, (in a recent article co-authored with Sean McGuire –http://www.theguardian.com/media/2014/feb/03/tv-24-hour-news-channels-bbc-rolling), why are the Chinese authorities now hugely expanding their own such operations in order to get their message across overseas ?
China may have banished Western social media infrastructure (Facebook, Twitter, YouTube) to the dark side of its Great Firewall, but its own social media apparatus – whether Weibo or Weixin – regularly outflanks state-run media in reporting breaking news, theraison d’êtreof conventional rolling channels for the past two decades.
It would therefore be easy to dismiss China’s “going global†initiative for its official broadcast media as a box-ticking soft power propaganda stunt, conceived by bureaucrats in offices far from the TV transmission gallery – or, as Professor Rana Mitter suggested in a BBC/Reuters Institute seminar last year (http://www.bbc.co.uk/academy/journalism/article/art20131202162143961) , a mere placeholder for a possible future strategy. Read more
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China Media Centre to announce the upcoming international conference.
Topic: China’s Media Go Global
Date: 2-3 September, 2014.
Venue: Tsinghua University School of Journalism and Communication, Beijing, China
China is dramatically increasing its media presence in the world. Within the next few months CCTV will establish in Europe its third Media Hub, after Africa and the USA. Xinhua has expanded its operations and includes 24 hour television news. The quality and range of publications, radio and television channels and online information has developed rapidly in several languages. Chinese media are supplying facilities and training to the media of many other countries, even as they also soak up the experience and knowledge of the most advanced media industries. Not only national media but provincial media are entering the world’s markets.
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Please see Professor de Burgh’s interview in the Chinese Weekly on the following links:
http://www.ihuawen.com/article/12909
http://www.ihuawen.com/topic/479
Hugo de Burgh – Chinese Weekly article Jan2014
