14 November 2018

(19 Nov) JMSC talks: Zhan Jiang

Presented by the China Media Project:   Between Moral Offence and Legal Jeopardy: Some observations of corruption amongst Mainland Chinese journalists Speaker:  Professor Zhan Jiang Date:  Monday, 19 November 2018 Time:  6:30-8:00pm Venue:  MWT4, Meng […]
31 October 2014

JMSC welcomes two distinguished visiting educators

Two distinguished educators will be teaching classes and presenting talks at the JMSC in November and December. Lifen Zhang will be teaching about the mainland Chinese media and Dan Gillmor will be teaching journalism entrepreneurship.
8 January 2014

Research Staff

David Bandurski BA (Indiana), MSJ (Northwestern) Research Associate dbandurs@hkucc.hku.hk Audrey Chen Research Assistant audrey6@hku.hk Emma Dong Research Assistant emmad@hku.hk Phoebe Peng Research Assistant phoebeqp@hku.hk Wang Rui Research Assistant ruiwang@hku.hk Karen Zhang Research Assistant karencw@hku.hk
15 June 2013

English-Language Twitter Feed of Posts Censored from Sina Weibo Created by JMSC Students

WeiboTrendsPro, a Twitter feed of English translations of posts that have been deleted from the Chinese social networking website Sina Weibo, has been created by three JMSC graduate students. Chinese censors routinely delete online posts […]
7 January 2011

China Media Project Fellow Comments on Mainland University Education System

Zhang Ming, a fellow of the JMSC’s China Media Project (CMP) and a political science professor at Renmin University, has written an article about how bureaucracy is holding back university education in China. The article […]
11 November 2010

JMSC Project Promotes Investigative Journalism Book in Europe

David Bandurski, Research Associate for the JMSC’s China Media Project, is going on tour to Europe to promote his book, Investigative Journalism in China: Eight Cases in Chinese Watchdog Journalism, published recently by Hong Kong University […]
8 November 2010

China Media Project Op-eds in SCMP

Fellows of the JMSC’s China Media Project (CMP) have been contributing guest opinion articles to Hong Kong’s leading English-language newspaper, the South China Morning Post. Xiao Shu, a veteran columnist for Southern Weekly and China […]