Journalism and Media Studies Centre

Archive for ‘November, 2011’

JMSC-China Media Project Publications

JMSC-China Media Project Publications

The JMSC’s China Media Project regularly publishes books documenting and commenting on the evolution of the media in China written and edited by its staff and fellows. View them here.

JMSC Students Scoop Prizes at HKU Prize Ceremony

JMSC Students Scoop Prizes at HKU Prize Ceremony

Three JMSC students were honoured with prizes at the 2011 University of Hong Kong Student Prize Ceremony.

The students, Lisa Onland (BJ Year 2), Temily Tianmay Gopan (BJ Year 2) and Alice Zhang (MJ 2011), scooped six prizes among them…

Dec 2-4: Michael Coyne to hold photography workshop in Hong Kong – register now

Dec 2-4: Michael Coyne to hold photography workshop in Hong Kong – register now

Award-winning photographer Michael Coyne will hold a photography workshop and a public talk in Hong Kong .

Kees Metselaar Talks About 25 Years of Photojournalism in Asia

Kees Metselaar Talks About 25 Years of Photojournalism in Asia

Dutch photojournalist and visiting JMSC lecturer, Kees Metselaar, will give a talk about his 25 years of photojournalism in Asia.  The talk, called Dutch Eyes, 25 years of photojournalism in Asia, will be held on Friday, November 18.

Metselaar will speak…

Wheelchair Challenge: Watch JMSC Students Attempt to Negotiate the HKU Campus

Wheelchair Challenge: Watch JMSC Students Attempt to Negotiate the HKU Campus

Students taking Online Journalism were set a challenge: experience life as a wheelchair-bound user of the University of Hong Kong campus. They were divided into groups, issued with a wheelchair and given a route to negotiate.
Share their experiences.

Hong Kong “Public Media” – Here to Stay, and Growing Larger

Hong Kong “Public Media” – Here to Stay, and Growing Larger

Public broadcasting in Hong Kong, the focus of much current debate, is set to grow in the near future, JMSC students were told by a trio of visiting broadcasters.

Fears have been expressed in recent years about possible government interference…

A Year of Photojournalism@HKU

A Year of Photojournalism@HKU

Photojournalism@HKU, a year-long series, which includes masters lectures, public courses and an exhibition of works by JMSC students, will open at Hong Kong’s Fringe Club soon.

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