The national association of journalists of china published the convention on 29 december 2014Chinese journalismDevelopment reportI don't know. The text reads as follows:
Report on the development of chinese journalism
National association of chinese journalists
December 2014
Contents
I. Overview of journalism
Public administration
Iii. Traditional media development
Iv. Emerging media developments
V. MediaIntegration development
Composition of the workforce and protection of rights and interests
ViiProfessional ethicsConstruction
Viii. Exchange and cooperation
I. Overview of journalism
The communist party of china and the government of china attach great importance to the cause of journalism and actively support and support its development. The press industry organization works to promote the development of the news corps, improve the professional capacity and the quality of its work。MediaThere is progress, progress and strength. At present, the development of chinese journalism is characterized by the following characteristics:
The public administration system is gradually improving and the media development environment is becoming more open. A system of media management and services has been developed that combines legal regulation, administration, industry self-regulation and social oversight. The news environment is becoming more transparent and timely. Foreign journalists are becoming increasingly accessible in china。
2. The combined strength of the media is growing rapidly, and the credibility of its communications power is increasing. China has become a major newspaper player in the world, and the radio and television industry has accelerated its transformation and the credibility of the media has increased. Xinhua is gradually building an all-media institution with a strong global reach. The emerging media have become the most dynamic, influential and potentially developing media in china。
3. The reform of the media sector has been deepening, integrating and deepening. Traditional and emerging media have developed into national strategies. On 18 august 2014, the guidance on promoting the integration of traditional and emerging media, which was considered and adopted at the fourth meeting of the central leadership group for comprehensive and in-depth reform, provided a strong impetus and clear direction for the integration of traditional and emerging media。
4. The press force is constantly being built to explore long-lasting mechanisms for ethical building. The media's activities of “go-roots, change of culture and change of culture” have yielded significant results and have been widely appreciated both within and outside the industry. The media environment has been decontaminated through special campaigns against press extortion and false news. The pilot work of the press ethics committee has progressed steadily and the media social responsibility reporting system has gradually been put in place。
Public administration
The central communications department and the press office of the state council support public information work in accordance with the law and provide timely information services and guidance. The national directorate of press and publications and radio and television administers the press and television. The national office of internet information is responsible for the supervision of the national internet information service. The national association of chinese journalists (acj) sets and maintains industry standards. Public information units are headed by a director (director) or editor-in-chief, who is responsible for the establishment of a sound job and a certified induction system. Under the rule of law, the chinese media enjoy all professional rights in accordance with the law, comply with legal obligations, assume social responsibility and enjoy full freedom of the press. Key practices in media management and services include:
1. Adhere to legal regulation. National law was the code of conduct for journalism in china, and all types of media and journalistic practitioners must strictly abide by it. China has established a better legal system. Many laws contain provisions on journalism, as well as specific laws and regulations on press, radio and television and the internet. These laws and regulations regulate the professional conduct of media and journalism professionals while safeguarding their legitimate rights and interests. For example, the directorate-general of state for the press and broadcasting, the national office of information on the internet, etc. Have developed the publications regulations, the radio and television regulations, the internet information service management scheme, the internet news service regulations, the press and publications regulations, the press accreditation scheme and the press station administration scheme. In 2008, the government information disclosure ordinance was enacted to guarantee citizens and legal persons access to government information in accordance with the law. The regulations of the people's republic of china on interviews with foreign resident press institutions and foreign journalists, promulgated in 2008, fixed the main principles and spirit of the regulations on interviews of foreign journalists in china during the beijing olympic games and their preparation, and provided for long-standing regulations to facilitate interviews in china by foreign news agencies and foreign journalists. This regulation has changed significantly compared to the regulations issued in 1990. For example, foreign journalists no longer have to be received and accompanied by chinese domestic authorities, and foreign journalists are not required to apply to local foreign authorities for interviews in open areas。
2. Strengthening industry-wide disciplines. Media professionals are required to adhere to the basic guidelines of the press profession, strengthen professional self-regulation and adhere to professional ethics. China has a well-established system of regulatory services for journalists ' organizations, such as the chinese association of registers, local registers, professional registers, etc., and is self-restricted within the press industry. It has established norms for the self-regulation of the press in the system, such as the code of ethics for journalists in china, the convention on self-regulation of the internet industry in china, the convention on self-regulation of mobile media, etc., and has introduced professional requirements for media practitioners in different fields。
3. Strengthening authoritative information dissemination. China has established the fundamental principle of timely, accurate and transparent dissemination of critical incident information and has refined the relevant institutional provisions. In public emergencies, local authorities and departments issue timely and authoritative information allowing for live interviews by journalists, both inside and outside the country, and are held seriously accountable for false, false, late and missing critical information. In major events and emergencies, local authorities and departments concerned hold timely press conferences, interview journalists and proactively publish authoritative information. Within one month of the sichuan wenchuan earthquake in 2008, the press office of the state council invited more than 20 departments and agencies to hold 25 press conferences, and the sichuan provincial government press office held 24 press conferences, which provided adequate information。
4. Improving the level of media services. China is striving to provide a rich and varied information service for the media both inside and outside the country. Information centres have been set up at major conferences and events such as the party congress, the national two games, the olympic games, the world expo, the zing olympiad, to provide interviews for journalists from within and outside the country, to help reach out to the audience, to provide the necessary work equipment and to provide amenities. The 18th party information centre hosted more than 2,700 journalists, including more than 1,700 outside the country, provided journalists with free public radio and television signals and news photos, provided ferry trucks from their premises to the people's hall and organized interviews with journalists in the surrounding areas. The chinese written agreement organizes events such as “press tea house”, “reporters sharon” and invites prominent chinese experts and officials to communicate with journalists, both inside and outside china, around international hotspots and china-related issues and to provide timely and accurate information services。
5. Support for public opinion monitoring in the media. Media journalists have the right and the duty to monitor public opinion. The communist party of china and the chinese government advocate for and support the media's “supervisory, scientific and constructive monitoring in accordance with the law”, and demand that party committees and the government at all levels treat the media well, make good use of it and manage it, support media coverage, treat public opinion and oversight correctly and improve their ability to deal with the media. Since its creation in 1994, the central television focus interview has been a topic of interest to the public and has consistently applied a factual approach, reflecting and contributing to the resolution of a number of problems in the process of social development and progress, which have been widely noted and appreciated by the audience for many years. Many media outlets, including newspapers, radio and television stations and news websites, have created “exposure stations”, which reflect popular demands in a timely manner, help to address the concerns of the population, bring together the positive energies of society and advance social development。
