China
In China, IMS works to advance professional investigative reporting and environmental journalism in China's dynamic media community . IMS also promotes exchanges between Chinese and European media professionals to share expertise and experience across borders.
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Archive
- Train accident ignited microblogging in China
- New analysis of Chinese environmental journalism
- Climate-change journalism in China: opportunities for international cooperation
- Investigative journalism in China
- IMS presents international perspective at Danish journalism festival
- Journalists' summit between Chinese and Danish climate change reporters
- COP15 sparked climate change interest in China
- Environmental and climate change journalism in China
- New opportunities for environmental and climate change journalism in China, report Feb.2010
- New Opportunities for environmental and climate change journalism in China - Chinese
- IMS steps up activities in China
- Chinese reporting on green tech solutions
- Chinese journalist visit Denmark, June 2009
- In-depth reporting seminar in the city of Zhengzhou
- Media in China prepare to go global
- The growth of media in China - and its impact on political and economic development in China
- IMS launch activities in China
- China media conference in Copenhagen
Links
Train accident ignited microblogging in China
Minutes after two trains collided in the city of Wenzhou in the Zhejiang province on July 23rd, the Chinese websites became abuzz
New analysis of Chinese environmental journalism
How do Chinese journalists cover climate-change stories – and what opportunities for international cooperation in that field exist for funders, NGOs and governments? A bilingual analysis that addresses these questions has been published by International Media Support (IMS), Caixin Media and chinadialogue
Climate-change journalism in China: opportunities for international cooperation
How do Chinese journalists cover climate-change stories - and what opportunities for international cooperation in that field exist for funders, NGOs and governments? A bilingual analysis that addresses these questiions has been published by International Media Support (IMS), Caixin Media and chinadialogue (May 2011).
Investigative journalism in China
Investigative journalism in China requires political flair, courageous editors and accuracy, writes the Danish journalist Jakob Elkjær following his meeting with investigative journalists in China
IMS presents international perspective at Danish journalism festival
When journalists from all corners of the Danish media sector met for a two-day meeting in November, IMS hosted sessions in which journalism in China and Jordan respectively were presented at the profession's festival
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