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The 5th Global China Dialogue (Call for participants)

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Following the successes of the Global China Dialogues I to IV, we are calling for participants in the 5th Global China Dialogue (GCD V): Governance for Global Justice.

Co-organised by the Global China Institute, the Lau China Institute, (King’s College London), the China Media Centre (University of Westminster), and the Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies (Renmin University of China), the event will take place on 7 December 2018, with additional options of Pre- and Post-Dialogue events.

Panels: 

  • Inclusion  
  • Environment
  • Rights
  • Conflicts    

Schedule: 

  • Pre-Dialogue event: Thursday 6 December, 14:00-17:00 Digital Interconnection and free samples levitra professional online Intelligent Manufacturing– Social Change and Cultural Transformation in Global Society Workshop, the University of Westminster
  • Friday 7 December, 08:30-17:00 The Dialogue, the British Academy [Friday 7 December, 18:00-20:00 Reception, the UK Parliament (invited speakers and participants who have paid the amoxil full registration fees)]
  • Post-Dialogue event: Saturday 8 December, 10:00-16:00, Academic Publishing and Knowledge Service Forum on China and China in Comparative Studies, King’s College London.

 

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Trends of the Chinese Internet of Tomorrow

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Just earlier this month, CNNIC (the China Network Information Centre) came out with its 35th report about the Chinese Internet. Done twice every year, it reported that China has (still!) yet to reach the point at which over half the population was online. It also reported a few others ups and downs, although even here with the slower-than-expected growth, the Chinese Internet of tomorrow still remains an interesting place to keep one’s eye out for.

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Even a mere skim of the report reveals fascinating insights about how the Internet of China might develop. Here are some of the more interesting findings:

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WeChat: Shaking China

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Happy Year of the Sheep!

Some of us might remember what the shake does in Google Maps — we had quite a few that “shook” the phone with the app running by mistake — and were asked to provide feedback at a time when we were more likely shaking the discount pill viagra app for having led us into a cul-de-sac! (Obviously, the timing wasn’t quite right!)

The shaking continued, as of late, but in a different part of the world…

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Reporting in the UK: A study trip for Hong Kong Financial Journalists

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25 MA students  from Hong Kong Baptist University, specialising in Financial Journalism, attended the CMC study trip “Financial and Economic Reporting in the UK” from 3 January until 10 January 2010. The delegation was lead by Prof Huang Yu, who took his PhD at the University of Westminster under Professor Colin Sparks and discount cialis 60mg is Head of Department of Journalism at Hong Kong Baptist University. Among highlights were visits to the Financial Times, London Stock Exchange, BBC and City of London. The trip was designed by Dr Zeng Rong and managed by Alja Kranjec.

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Two-Day Workshop on British Journalism at CCTV

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China Central Television was the venue for a 2-day Workshop on British journalism organized by China Media Centre in October 2009. Speakers were Hugo de Burgh, CMC Director, Kevin Sutcliffe, C4’s Head of Current Affairs, Steve Hewlett, presenter of BBC’s The Media Show, Zhang Jie, Editor of CCTV’s News Investigation and Yang Rui, Presenter of CCTV’s Dialogue.

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