“中国媒体在非传播”系列工作室公告之三
来源：传播研究院非洲传媒研究中心;时间：2015-06-09
主 题：中国媒体在非传播与非洲媒体发展
【第一讲】 新闻范式争鸣：中国媒体在南非的报道与传播
日 期：6月9日（周二）下午2:00—4:00
【第二讲】 适应民主：南非种族隔离制度废除后的印刷媒体
日 期：6月10日（周三）下午4:00—6:00
【演讲人】南非金山大学 新闻传播学院 安东·哈勃 教授
地 点: 42号楼 传播研究院一层会议室
主 持 人：张艳秋教授 非洲传媒研究中心主任
【主办单位】 新闻传播学部 传播研究院 非洲传媒研究中心
Theme:
Day 1: A Clash of Journalisms: Chinese media in South Africa
Time: 2:00-4:00pm, June.9th (Tue.)
Day 2: Adapting to democracy: the news media in South Africa since apartheid
Time: 4:00-6:00 pm, June.10 th(Wed.)
Venue: Meeting Room, 1stfloor, No.42 Bldg
Chair: Prof. Zhang Yanqiu, Director of Africa Communication Research Centre,
Institute of Communication Studies, Communication University of China
Speaker: Professor Anton Harber
Anton Harber was founder-editor of the anti-apartheid newspaper the Weekly Mail
(now the Mail & Guardian). He is now Caxton Professor of Journalism at the
University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, which hosts the China-Africa
Reporting Project. He is chair of the Freedom of Expression Institute, and author of
Diepsloot (Jonathan Ball, 2011), The Gorilla in the Room (Mampoer Shorts, 2013).
He co-edited the first two editions of The A–Z of South African Politics (Penguin,
1994/6), What is Left Unsaid: Reporting the South African HIV Epidemic (Jacana,
2010), and Troublemakers: The best of SA’s investigative journalism (Jacana, 2010).
【第一讲】 新闻范式争鸣：中国媒体在南非的报道与传播
日 期：6月9日（周二）下午2:00—4:00
【第二讲】 适应民主：南非种族隔离制度废除后的印刷媒体
日 期：6月10日（周三）下午4:00—6:00
【演讲人】南非金山大学 新闻传播学院 安东·哈勃 教授
地 点: 42号楼 传播研究院一层会议室
主 持 人：张艳秋教授 非洲传媒研究中心主任
【主办单位】 新闻传播学部 传播研究院 非洲传媒研究中心
Theme:
Day 1: A Clash of Journalisms: Chinese media in South Africa
Time: 2:00-4:00pm, June.9th (Tue.)
Day 2: Adapting to democracy: the news media in South Africa since apartheid
Time: 4:00-6:00 pm, June.10 th(Wed.)
Venue: Meeting Room, 1stfloor, No.42 Bldg
Chair: Prof. Zhang Yanqiu, Director of Africa Communication Research Centre,
Institute of Communication Studies, Communication University of China
Speaker: Professor Anton Harber
Anton Harber was founder-editor of the anti-apartheid newspaper the Weekly Mail
(now the Mail & Guardian). He is now Caxton Professor of Journalism at the
University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, which hosts the China-Africa
Reporting Project. He is chair of the Freedom of Expression Institute, and author of
Diepsloot (Jonathan Ball, 2011), The Gorilla in the Room (Mampoer Shorts, 2013).
He co-edited the first two editions of The A–Z of South African Politics (Penguin,
1994/6), What is Left Unsaid: Reporting the South African HIV Epidemic (Jacana,
2010), and Troublemakers: The best of SA’s investigative journalism (Jacana, 2010).