WASHINGTON – What is good for U.S. media businesses but bad for American diplomacy? That is the question posed at today's CCLP Washington forum by Martha Bayles, author of "Through a Screen Darkly: Popular Culture, Public Diplomacy, and America's Image Abroad". Author Martha Bayles with Pubic Diplomacy Council president Don Bishop (left) and CCLP senior fellow Adam Powell (right) Since 1999, she said, U.S. media companies have more than quadrupled their revenue from overseas sales. But more and more, Bayles argued, the content is offensive to foreign audiences — and it misrepresents the United States…….Continue Reading Author urges U.S. public diplomacy to include debates about media content standards
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Orville Schell on the rise of China
Minnesota Public Radio News featured senior fellow Orville Schell's talk at the Commonwealth Club of California, discussing China's rise from "imperial doormat to global economic powerhouse."……Continue Reading Orville Schell on the rise of China
How “Next Generation Public Diplomacy” Will Build US-China Trust: New Report by USC Annenberg and Peking University
The United States and China are more closely connected than ever before, but surveys show that trust between the two countries has declined in the last three years. At a time when global collaborations are crucial for tackling issues like climate change, how can the US and China build trust despite differences in values, politics, and communication styles? The Millenials offer hope: "While majorities of Americans and Chinese see the other country in a negative light, half of those under age 30 have a favorable impression of the other country," states the report just released by the USC Annenberg School……Continue Reading How “Next Generation Public Diplomacy” Will Build US-China Trust: New Report by USC Annenberg and Peking University
Orville Schell quoted in Bloomberg Businessweek
Bloomberg Businessweek quoted CCLP senior fellow Orville Schell in an article about Chinese President Xi Jinping's anticorruption campaign. "Xi has an acute consciousness that whether it was the Qing dynasty or the Kuomintang, the end of these reigns came with huge servings of corruption," said Schell…….Continue Reading Orville Schell quoted in Bloomberg Businessweek
Schell calls urbanization plan ‘extraordinary’ event
China Daily features senior fellow Orville Schell in an article titled "Schell calls urbanization plan 'extraordinary' event", which quotes Schell from the Urban China Initiative's Urban Leaders Roundtable held on April 7 at the Harvard Faculty Club in Boston…….Continue Reading Schell calls urbanization plan ‘extraordinary’ event
Q. and A.: Orville Schell and John Delury on China’s Quest for Rejuvenation
The New York Times ArtsBeat: Senior Fellow Orville Schell and John Delury discuss their provocative new book Wealth and Power: China's Long March to the Twenty-first Century……Continue Reading Q. and A.: Orville Schell and John Delury on China’s Quest for Rejuvenation
Video: Summit at Sunnylands preview from David Dreier and Geoffrey Cowan
Mydesert.com: Director Goeffrey Cowan and David Dreier discuss U.S.-China relations and the upcoming retreat at the Sunnylands estate…….Continue Reading Video: Summit at Sunnylands preview from David Dreier and Geoffrey Cowan
China: What’s Going Right?
China File: Senior fellow Orville Schell discusses China's growing pains as a nation. Read more here…….Continue Reading China: What’s Going Right?
China’s new e-commerce standard: from tap on your cell phone to delivery at your door – in one hour
BEIJING — Chinese online commerce is setting a new standard in convenience: tap your order on your mobile phone, and your merchandise is delivered to you within 60 minutes. Sound impossible?……Continue Reading China’s new e-commerce standard: from tap on your cell phone to delivery at your door – in one hour
Chinese TV expands into social media, with new app – for reporters
WASHINGTON – Chinese state television has embraced social media as a tool to expand its influence, according to its top consultant in the U.S. Speaking at a CCLP forum here, Jim Laurie described CCTV's expansion into social networks. Laurie said 300 CCTV reporters worldwide will soon carry a unique app that, as soon as they file a report, simultaneously transmits versions to China's Weibo, which has 369 million users, and to its English-language Facebook and Twitter sites here in the U.S…….Continue Reading Chinese TV expands into social media, with new app – for reporters