The China Media Project

The China Media Project

This project generates original, systematic, and multi-faceted research in the field of Chinese journalism. The project has extensive contacts with mainland Chinese media and works directly with editors, writers and producers to document and understand the transformation underway in China’s media.

Hong Kong Media Law

 The Media Law Project

 This project is a unique research and training programme for journalists, students, academics, media lawyers and others in the communications industry in Hong Kong, mainland China and the region.

The Public Health Communications Programme

The Public Health Communications Programme

This project was launched in response to the SARS epidemic in 2003. SARS demonstrated the need for journalists as well as health communicators to be adequately trained to report and communicate to the public during health crises.

The Data Journalism Lab

The Data Journalism Lab

Recent topics include the environmental impact of media, media coverage of the Japanese earthquake, computational journalism and human rights movements in post-communist east central Europe.

Media Research Seminars

JMSC Media Research Seminars

Recent topics include the environmental impact of media, media coverage of the Japanese earthquake, computational journalism and human rights movements in post-communist east central Europe.

The Media Law Project is a unique research and training programme for journalists, students, academics, media lawyers and others in the communications industry in Hong Kong, mainland China and the region.

The Public Health Communications Programme was launched in response to the SARS epidemic in 2003. SARS demonstrated the need for journalists as well as health communicators to be adequately trained to report and communicate to the public during health crises.

JMSC Media Research Seminars – Recent topics include the environmental impact of media, media coverage of the Japanese earthquake, computational journalism and human rights movements in post-communist east central Europe.