21 March 2011
Computational Journalism is opening up new vistas in reporting, news production and consumption. Find out more from visiting speaker Nick Diakopoulos of Rutgers University, who lectured on latest developments at the JMSC in March.
17 March 2011
Award-winning journalist, Mable Chan, spoke to an engaged group of JMSC students on March 14, 2011 about The Changing Faces of American Television News. A Hong Kong native, Chan started off her career as an […]
14 March 2011
This seminar will review and explore current state of research on computational journalism, a critical emerging field for both the academy and the media industry.
14 March 2011
Four JMSC Bachelor of Journalism students covered the National People’s Congress (NPC) and the National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) in Beijing for Hong Kong English language daily newspaper, the South China […]
11 March 2011
Peter Hessler, an award-winning author and staff writer at The New Yorker magazine, came to talk at Hong Kong University on March 11, 2011. Hessler hails from America and has been called “one of the […]
10 March 2011
The bylines of many JMSC students and alumni are becoming increasingly familiar to readers of a wide range of Chinese language media in Hong Kong. Rayne Yuen Wai Yin (BJ 2010) interned at Apple Daily […]
10 March 2011
Nick Diakopoulos, Computing Innovation Fellow at the School of Communication and Information at Rutgers University, will talk to the JMSC about the impact of computing on the changing landscape of news production and consumption on […]
10 March 2011
RTHK‘s Head of English Programming, Bryan Curtis, came into the JMSC to talk to the Radio News Production class on Tuesday, March 8, 2011. Curtis has worked at RTHK for 12 years. He is responsible […]