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World Media Summit Makes Strange Bedfellows in China

It’s no secret that foreign media has entertained sweet dreams of courting the Chinese market. The Chinese regime recently pushed their agenda for legitimacy on the world stage during the World Media Summit in Beijing. Full Article at The Epoch Times

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  1. I thought it was an extremely valuable occasion. For all of us in the media around the world who are sharing the problems of the transition into a digital service, we could compare our experiences, share the things we've learned, and learn a great deal from each other. That was very valuable.
    – Richard Sambrook SOURCE: People's Daily Online 1 month ago
  2. We heard that from many speakers, including Chinese President Hu Jintao, who called on the media to uphold the social responsibility
    – Richard Sambrook SOURCE: People's Daily Online 1 month ago
  3. I think it was a reminder. Again, there was a consensus from most of the people in the summit that the media need to be true to those fundamental values of fairness, accuracy and impartiality, and also to remember the importance of openness, and the importance of free reporting.
    – Richard Sambrook SOURCE: People's Daily Online 1 month ago
  4. For some organizations, their very survival is at stake unless they can quickly adapt and form strategic partnerships
    SOURCE: Xinhua 2 months ago
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