通用汽车对于能够与中华人民共和国中国新闻出版总署新闻出版报社、以及著名的复旦大学新闻学院和哥伦比亚大学国际与公共事务学院合作,并支持此次2007年中美新主流传媒领袖高级研修项目而深感荣幸。
作为全球汽车工业的领导者以及中国汽车工业发展中的佼佼者,通用汽车公司高度重视传媒所扮演的关键角色。
通用汽车公司非常愿意与中国传媒界保持密切联系,是媒体将通用汽车以及中国汽车工业的发展情况传播到大大小小的城市,传播给消费者。
与中国汽车工业一样,中国传媒业也处在飞速的发展中。几乎每一天都有一家全新的媒体机构诞生,其中有报纸和杂志这样的传统媒体,也有如互联网和博客等非传统类媒体。而无论是传统媒体还是非传统媒体,是新成立的媒体还是现有的媒体,他们有一点都是相同的,即对高素质人才的渴求。为了确保商业和经济新闻得到公正准确的报道,高层次的培训必不可少。随着中国在全球经济舞台上扮演起其应有的领先角色,高层次的媒体培训将显得越来越重要。
通用汽车公司衷心希望通过对此次2007年中美新主流媒体领袖高级研修项目的支持,能让更多的人有机会接受传媒领域内世界一流的培训。
General Motors is proud to be teaming up with the Press and Publication Daily of the General Administration of Press and Publication (GAPP) of the People’s Republic of China, Fudan University Journalism School, and Columbia University School of International & Public Affairs (SIPA) to sponsor the Executive Training Program for Sino-US Mainstream Media Leaders 2007.?
As the global automotive industry leader and a leader in the development of China’s own automotive industry, GM appreciates the vital role that the media plays in all of our lives.
GM enjoys a very close relationship with the Chinese media, who are responsibly telling the company’s story, as well as giving an accurate account of our industry to consumers in cities large and small.
Just like the country’s automotive industry, China’s media is in the midst of change.? A brand new media organization appears on the scene nearly everyday.? Some of the newcomers are traditional media, such as newspapers and magazines, while others fall in the category of non-traditional media outlets, such as Internet websites and blogs.?
One thing that these traditional and non-traditional media forms— both experienced and new organizations— all have in common is the need for trained employees. High-level training is especially critical for ensuring that news reports and stories concerning business and economics are reported in a fair and accurate manner. This has become increasingly important as China assumes its rightful role as a leading player on the global economic stage.
General Motors hopes that through our support of the Executive Training Program for Sino-US Mainstream Media Leaders 2007, more individuals will have the opportunity to receive world-class training in media management & reporting.