yu zheng - chinese media's roles in reporting on korea - manila 14 oct 2011
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Why is China Perceived as One
Key to Know KoreaHistory: Close contact with China since the Han
Dynasty (2nd Century BC), great influence of Tang
Georgraphy: Korean Peninsula & Northeast China
Culture: Confucianism (order, harmony, filial piety)
Ideology: Communist camp in the Cold War
Korean War (1950-1953): Armistice July 27, 1953
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Limited Sources of
Information from N. KoreaKorean Central News Agency (DPRK), Dec. 5, 1946
Function of KCNA: "In order to become a powerfulideological weapon of our Party, the Korean CentralNews Agency must provide a news service inaccordance with the idea and intention of thegreat leader Comrade Kim Il Sung, establish Juche
firmly in its work and fully embody the Partyspirit, the working-class spirit and the spirit ofserving the people." (Described in an official talk onJune 12, 1964)
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What Is the Sole Source Like
KCNA Coverage: Top 10 on Oct. 13, 2011Anti-U.S. Rally Held in Afghanistan
Business Management Gets Serious in Capitalist Countries
Severe Punishment of GIs Demanded in S. Korea
Bus Trade Unionists in S. Korea Launch Strike
Natural Disasters in Different Countries
Pakistani Religious Leader Accuses U.S.
Belarusian President Rejects West's Unreasonable Demand
Random Use of Foreign Languages in South Korea Deplored
West's Hope for Resumption of Six-party Talks Is Hypocritical
West Interrupts Russia-DPRK Friendship: Internet News
...... (available at http://www.kcna.co.jp/index-e.htm on Oct. 13)
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How Do China Media Report on
N. KoreaXinhua coverage on Korean War
Military actions -- "Who Are theMost Beloved?" (By Wei Wei)
Atrocities made by Western alliances
Commentaries: mobilizing people(insecurity, geopolitical interest, ColdWar ideology)
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How Do China Media Report on N.
KoreaXinhua coverage on modern N. KoreaAlmost no more than the rest of the
world know about N. Korea -- HermidKingdom, Juche ideology, isolationism,antagonism
Little access to ordinary N. KoreansRelay of KCNA news and information:island shelling, WPK congress
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How Do China Media Report on N.
Korea Kim Jong Il visits to China
Six-party talks (since Aug. 27, 2003)Denuclearization, normalization,economic aid, security status
Social and economic development in
places bordering N. Korea -- usuallyattrative to Western eyes
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Modernization of China Media:
Xinhua Case Est. Nov. 7, 1931 Multimedia group: wire, photo, video,
websites, financial services, screen media,mobile services, newspapers, televisions,listed companies
Global reach: 150 countries & regions CNC World: a global satellite TV --
TimeWarner 14.6 m, BSkyB 40% Britishhouseholds, France, Bulgaria, Thailand, thePhilippines, Mongolia, Latvia, Estonia,Lithuania
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China Media on Global
Humanitarian ActivitiesICRC Case in China
Strategic Cooperation: countryactivities, leading figures exposure
Media education: humanitarianawareness, media social responsibility,
knowledge & skills Field trips and media highlights
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