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Taiwan, The two sides in four, Information exchanges, Both banks relations, Taipei
Image code: 071129241fa
Image title: Four people in the media cross-strait jointly discuss news things Taipei
Image Description: November 29, the Tenth Hong Kong, and Macao news across the Taiwan Strait seminar held in Taipei. From the mainland, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao media and scholars and experts in charge of the new media and traditional media integration and innovation, the traditional media business challenges and difficulties of media cooperation and the four topics, including start two days of exchanges. After the meeting, the Hong Kong and Macao from the mainland and the Taiwan participants will also visit a number of news organizations. Map of Taiwan's "China Times" Director Lin Sheng-fen in his speech.
Keywords: Taiwan , The two sides in four , Information exchanges
Subject/Category: Both banks relations
Photograher: HUANG Shaohua
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Place: Taipei
Date created: 11/29/2007 7:53:05 PM
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Dimension: 1559 x 1996
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