Since its launch in September 2007, the Global Business Journalism (GBJ) program has produced 403 graduates from 61 countries. A joint venture of the International Center for Journalists and Tsinghua University in China, GBJ is aimed at preparing skilled business reporters and editors who can cover China’s economy and international markets in a more transparent way.
In an interview with IJNet, GBJ co-director and professor Rick Dunham discussed the importance of formal training in business journalism, China’s economic trends and important tools for business journalists.
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