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Tag Archives: Globalisation
May 13 2012
Breaking News In China
Leave a commentChina is making headlines around the world in many ways. The global media is fascinated by recent tales of alleged corruption and human rights abuse as well some signs that the all-mighty China economy might be stuttering. At the same … Continue reading
Posted by: May 13, 2012
Tagged with: Aljazeera, Beijing, cctv, China, Globalisation, human rights
Mar 13 2012
How China markets its national brand in the global power marketplace (guest blog)
Leave a commentChina is spending billions on promoting itself across the globe but how successful is this strategy? Polis Intern Celine Lau reports on a talk by Professor Jian (Jay) Wang, Associate Professor at University of Southern California’s Annenberg School for Communication … Continue reading
Posted by: March 13, 2012
Tagged with: brand, branding, China, diplomacy, events, Globalisation, marketing, nationalism
Mar 3 2012
Soft Power, Nation Branding and China (March 13th talk)
2 CommentsThe real China media story might not be what happens to journalism in the People’s Republic itself. The real China media story might be the impact China has on global journalism as it invests billions in creating it’s own international … Continue reading
Posted by: March 3, 2012
Tagged with: China, diplomacy, Globalisation, Jay Wang, soft power, USC
Jun 8 2011
POLIS Journalism Conference: Reporting The World (March 23rd) #polis12
6 CommentsTHANKS TO EVERYONE WHO CAME – FIND LINKS TO VIDEO HERE Here is the Polis Journalism Conference schedule – we start promptly at 9am but bear in mind it is subject to change! The topics will include debates in the main auditorium looking … Continue reading
Posted by: June 8, 2011
Tagged with: BBC, Freedom of expression, Globalisation, International journalism, Polis Events, public service, wikileaks
May 27 2011
Facebook: why shouldn’t you trust them?
Leave a commentIf Facebook was a country – so the false analogy goes – it would be the world’s third largest with 500+ million ‘inhabitants’. But what’s it like to live there? I know that Facebook isn’t a country, but I wonder … Continue reading
Posted by: May 27, 2011
Tagged with: Facebook, Globalisation, Media economics, media literacy, Polis Events, Privacy, Regulation, social media
May 8 2011
POLIS in Perugia: three big debates on international journalism
Leave a commentYou can now watch the full video of three fascinating debates that I hosted at the International Festival of Journalism at Perugia this Easter. We talked about the Death of the Foreign Correspondent, in which I argued the Devil’s Advocate … Continue reading
Posted by: May 8, 2011
Tagged with: BBC, Democracy, Globalisation, governance and journalism, International journalism, Perugia, Polis Events
Apr 13 2011
Europe’s double-standards on freedom for Libya (guest-blog)
Leave a commentThe intervention in Libya has been portrayed in Europe as part of Western support for emerging democracies in north Africa and the Middle East. Yet, are there double-standards at work when it comes to dealing with one consequence of political … Continue reading
Posted by: April 13, 2011
Tagged with: Africa, Democracy, Globalisation, Guest bloggers, humanitarian comms, Middle East
Mar 25 2011
Why Is HuffPo Coming Here?
2 CommentsIs the launch of a UK Huffington Post a serious venture, or is this just a half-hearted attempt to turn AOL’s latest acquisition into a global franchise? On the face of it there isn’t much going for the idea. The … Continue reading
Posted by: March 25, 2011
Tagged with: Blogging, Globalisation, Media economics, Networked journalism, Reporting politics
Mar 15 2011
Can Social Media Create a Better Society?
Leave a comment“Can Social Media Create a Better Society?” This was the question I was asked to answer, along with Janan Ganesh (The Economist) and Suzanne Moore (The Guardian) at a StoneClub gathering. These are the notes for my introductory remarks. So, … Continue reading
Posted by: March 15, 2011
Tagged with: Citizen journalism, Democracy, Development, education, Egypt, Freedom of expression, Globalisation, Iran, Libya, Middle East, Networked journalism, new media, Political Communications, social media, Tunisia, wikileaks
Mar 12 2011
Embracing Uncertainty: diplomacy and disruption
1 CommentAuthority hates uncertainty. Big business and government feel safest when life is predictable and stable. Change implies a risk that your grip on power will be weakened. And unexpected change is the worst kind of all. But if uncertainty is … Continue reading
Posted by: March 12, 2011
Tagged with: Democracy, Digital Communications, Freedom of expression, Globalisation, Polis Events, Political Communications, social media, wikileaks
