A delegation led by Li Hui, director of the Book Editing Center of China International Radio Press paid a visit to the School of Journalism and Communication, NKU on December 19, where both sides had a symposium on promoting deep cooperation between the press and the School. Vice dean Chen Peng attended the meeting.
Chen Peng introduced the highlights of the school's work and elaborated on the development trends of the school, including international communication, integrated development of media, and publishing. The school is building its NKU Journalism and Communication Library, which aims to encourage and support school teachers to publish high-level academic books and papers, and hopes to receive assistance from China International Radio Press.
Li Hui explained the key catalog of China International Radio Press, which covers categories such as Editor-in-Chief’s Recommendation, Media Academic Research, Media Education and Training, Classic Culture Publishing, Selected Audio Books, and Selected Foreign Language Books, and introduced the cooperation between the press and key universities in the country.
After in-depth exchanges, both sides have reached a preliminary intent of cooperation on the publication of books in the fields of international communication, audio-visual communication, and the building of a publishing power. In the future, they will further deepen and optimize the cooperation framework, and fasten the establishment and development of the discipline brand for the School of Journalism and Communication through high-level academic books and papers.
Founded in 1985, China International Radio Press is a central cultural enterprise under the supervision and sponsorship of China Media Group (CMG). Relying on the CMG’s all-media network covering all over the world, abundant and high-end professionals and content resources, China International Radio Press is speeding up the pace of turning into a first-class media professional publisher and industry-university-research institution integrated service provider in China, produced a host of professional publishing products, formed a product line for media education and training, media academic research, media culture and art, and maintained intimate ties with many first-class colleges and research institutions to jointly develop China’s Cooperative Network for Media Industry-University-Research Institution Integrated Development.
