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<strong>北京大学</strong>英语新闻网/<strong>Peking</strong> <strong>University</strong> <strong>News</strong><br />

CNN <strong>News</strong> Anchor & Producer at<br />

<strong>PKU</strong>: China Century<br />

By Liu Li<br />

<strong>PKU</strong> NEWS 2005--05—18<br />

http://ennews.pku.edu.cn/news.php?s=116470081<br />

<strong>Peking</strong> <strong>University</strong>, Beijing, May 18th, 2005: Jim Clancy, renown TV news producer<br />

and news anchor from CNN Atlantic regional head quarter, brought his producing<br />

team to a face-to-face interaction to <strong>PKU</strong> students this afternoon.<br />

Members <strong>of</strong> his producing team included Rena Golden, vice president <strong>of</strong> CNN<br />

International, Kristin Lu Stout, CNN anchor for its new technology show Spark and<br />

also Hugh Riminton, CNN anchor and correspondent based at the news network's<br />

Asian regional headquarters in Hong Kong.<br />

The prelude <strong>of</strong> the interaction was a flash done by students from School <strong>of</strong><br />

Journalism and Communication (SJC) <strong>of</strong> <strong>Peking</strong> <strong>University</strong>. Fascinated by the<br />

creative work done by young students, the producing team also shared with its<br />

audience their own edition <strong>of</strong> CNN show for cooperate communication. After this<br />

short show, four key members from this team, including Mr. Clancy himself, gave a<br />

short speech concerning their understanding about news making according to their<br />

unique experience in CNN.<br />

Another thing special about today's interaction was that the Q&A part was 45<br />

minutes long and was extended again for another 20 minutes when the session<br />

approaching to previously scheduled end. Since the audience was mainly composed<br />

with students from School <strong>of</strong> Journalism and Communication, the interaction was<br />

naturally led to discussion <strong>of</strong> news making, including issues like moral principles,<br />

sensationalism and news credibility. Since China is attracting international attention,<br />

focus on China in term <strong>of</strong> content composition also contributed to a major part <strong>of</strong><br />

today's interaction.<br />

Mr. Jim Clancy's team went to Beijing for the special edition <strong>of</strong> "China Week"<br />

regarding this round <strong>of</strong> international Fortune Forum. Dedicated to Beijing, and the<br />

entire China's fascinating changes, the team also expressed their future focus on the<br />

most fast growing country in global community.<br />

Edited By : Liu Li<br />

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