“传播与中国・复旦论坛”(2010)征文

 

信息全球化时代的新闻报道:中国媒体的理念、制度与技术

 

信息全球化浪潮势头汹涌,席卷东西南北,新传播技术瞬息万变,串联千家万户。地球同一村,世界共冷暖。新闻报道的重要性愈加凸现,新闻话语权的争夺,自是电光火石分外激烈。

 

   经过三十多年改革开放磨练和洗礼的中国媒介,其经济实力和技术基础,已是今非昔比;新闻报道的能力和水平,亦是上了层楼。然而,在信息全球化时代,中国媒体外临西方媒体的挑战,内受互联网等新媒体的冲击,其新闻报道的话语权、竞争力和影响力,优势难显,甚至是被动应对多有尴尬,与目今中国在世界的地位极不相称。重视和思考信息全球化时代中国媒介的新闻报道,并对此做出理论上的回应,已是刻不容缓。因此,“传播与中国•复旦论坛”将2010年论坛主题确定为:

 

信息全球化时代的新闻报道:中国媒体的理念、制度与技术

 

新闻报道首先需要技术,既包括必需的设备也包括必要的技巧,但更离不开理念的指导和制度的保障。理念是制度的基础并型塑制度,制度体现并维护理念,技术则是服务并约制于理念和制度。理念、制度和技术互为作用,共同推动和左右着新闻报道及其生产。当然,实践中三者未必齐头并进,相反倒是时有所重。但无论如何,此变必定涉及其他,试图单面突进以求成功,也许有急功近利之效,绝无实质进展之可能。以这样的思维路径,反照信息全球化时代中国媒体新闻报道之演变及其现状,通过经验的材料,在比照中揭示深层的理论意义,正是本次论坛所希望和追求的。

 

论坛现特向国内外学者征稿,为便利各位学者,本次论坛对论题做了如下的设定,以供参考:

 

――信息全球化时代中国媒体新闻报道之变迁

――信息全球化时代中国媒体新闻报道的未来之路

――信息全球化时代的新闻报道与中国媒体之公信力

――信息全球化时代中国媒体的新闻报道与信息“公开、公正、公平”

――信息全球化时代中国媒体新闻报道与舆论新格局

――信息全球化时代文化多元与中国媒体的新闻报道

――信息全球化时代的新闻竞争与中国媒体

――信息全球化时代中国媒体新闻报道与“知情权、表达权”

――信息全球化时代的中国新闻管理制度与新闻报道

――信息全球化时代的新闻报道理念、规范、伦理道德与中国媒体

会议时间:20101210-11日(周五-周六)

投稿方式:组委会热诚欢迎来自世界各地的新闻传播学者和人文、社会科学领域的研究者,围绕本次论坛的主题及论题积极投稿,也欢迎组织panelworkshop。提交的论文必须是没有以任何形式发表过。提交论文全文和panelworkshop计划的截止时间为2010930。组委会将聘请有关专家组成学术委员会对论文、panelworkshop计划进行匿名评审。评审通过者将于20101031日前收到组委会的正式邀请函参加论坛。同时,组委会将通过电子邮件通知所有提交论文的作者是否入选。优秀论文会后将结集出版或在《中国传播学评论》上发表。

论文和panelworkshop计划请提交:复旦大学信息与传播研究中心“传播与中国・复旦论坛”秘书组。

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联络人:薛丽

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                           复旦大学信息与传播研究中心

                               复旦大学新闻学院

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附件1:论文格式

附件2:“传播与中国・复旦论坛”简介

1:论文格式

1 来稿应包括封面、摘要、正文、参考文献等。为便于匿名审阅,正文请勿出现可能透露作者身份的文字。

2 封面:注明论文题目和所有作者的姓名、任职机构、职称、联络地址、电话、电邮等。并注明该论文提交给2009传播与中国复旦论坛匿名评审。

3 摘要和关键词(第2页):中英文论文摘要均以250字为限;应包括研究问题、目的、方法、发现等。关键词不超过5个。中文使用宋体五号,英文使用Times New Roman 12

4 正文:标题位置:置中,用黑体字;其余中文使用宋体五号,英文使用Times New Roman 12;子题位置:靠左对齐;次级子题位置:靠左对齐,以罗马数字(IIIIIIIV ……)标示。中英文论文正文字数上限均为一万字。

5 注释和参考文献:使用APA格式,参考文献应包括作者姓名、出版时间、标题、卷/期数、页数、出版地、出版社等。中英文书目并存时,先排中文,后排英文;中文作者(或编者)用全名,以姓氏笔划排序;英文作者(或编者)姓在前,名缩写于后,以字母次序排列。同一作者的著作,按出版年份排列,新作在前,旧作在后。若出自同一年份,在年份后标示abc。参考文献以外必要的注释统一使用脚注。

2:“传播与中国・复旦论坛”简介

为凝聚各方研究精英,深入推动我国传播研究,复旦大学信息与传播研究中心于2007年决定创建“传播与中国”复旦论坛,为国内外学者提供交流和碰撞的平台。论坛每年一届,以专题研讨为形式,每一届会议为一个论题;追求高起点高层次有创见,重学术质量、学术规范而不求规模;以开放性为宗旨,力求成为不同学科、不同国籍,对传播研究有兴趣的研究者共同参与切磋磨砺的公共学术空间。目前,论坛已经成功举办三届,在学术界产生重要影响。2007年的论坛主题为“媒介素养与公民素养”,2008年为“传播媒介与社会空间”,2009年为“共和国的媒介与媒介中的共和国”。

“Communication and China. Fudan Forum” (2010)

News Reporting in the Age of Information and Globalization: Idea, Institution and Technology of Chinese Media

 

As rapid changing communication technology connects everyone living on this planet, the age of information and globalization is finally arrived. Inside this global village, news, like never before, travels to every corner of the world in real time. Growing importance of news only pushes the competition for the discursive power of news to a whole new level.

 

After more than 30 years of reform and opening up, the economic and technological strength of Chinese media, along with its practice of news reporting, reach historical heights. In the age of information and globalization, however, Chinese media have to face challenges from media abroad and new media, like Internet, at home. Its previous advantages in news reporting, such as discursive power, competitive power and power of influence, are waning. This new scenario is not tally with China’s current status on world stage. So rethinking Chinese media’s news reporting in the age of information and globalization with theoretical reflection proves to be obligatory and urgent. Therefore, the theme of the “Communication and China. Fudan Forum” for 2010 will be:

News Reporting in the Age of Information and Globalization: Idea, Institution and Technology of Chinese Media

News reporting requires technology first, which includes necessary equipments and techniques. But guidance from idea and support from institution are indispensible. Idea is the basis of institution and shapes it at the same time, institution manifests and maintains idea, and technology provides supports for idea and institution and also circumscribes them. The interplay of idea, institution and technology influence the process of news production. Needless to say, they aren’t necessarily in sync but with their own paces in practice. Nevertheless, any change in one front would inevitably affect another. Any attempt to achieve breakthrough exclusively in one front will only lead to short-term effect that precludes any possibility of fundamental advancement. Inspired by this mode of thinking and with empirical data, this forum is devoted to reviewing the transformation and status quo of Chinese media’s news reporting in the age of information and globalization and to explore and reveal theoretical implication that underneath the surface.

 

The forum is calling for paper submissions from researchers all over the world. For your reference, here are some areas of interest.

1.  Transformation of Chinese media’s news reporting in the age of information and globalization

2.  Future route for Chinese media’s news reporting in the age of information and globalization

3.  News reporting and the credibility of Chinese media in the age of information and globalization

4. Chinese media’s news reporting and “openness, justness, fairness” of information in the age of information and globalization

5. Chinese media’s news reporting and new landscape of opinion

6. Cultural pluralism and Chinese media’s news reporting in the age of information and globalization

7. News competition and Chinese media in the age of information and globalization

8. “Right to know and right of expression” and Chinese media’s news reporting in the age of information and globalization

9. China’s regulation system on news media and Chinese media’s news reporting in the age of information and globalization

10. Idea, norm and ethic of news reporting and Chinese media in the age of information and globalization

 

Time for the forum: Dec. 10th and 11th, 2010

 

Submission address: Secretariat, Communication and China Fudan Forum 2010, Center for Information and Communication Studies Fudan Universiry, 440 Han Dan Road, Shanghai, 200433, P. R. China

Contact: Xue Li

E-mail: cics@fudan.edu.cn

Telephone/Fax: 86-21-65643743

Manuscript format: Please email manuscript in Microsoft Word format.