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| Biography
of Peng Changcheng | | Mr.
Peng Changcheng graduated from the History Department of Lanzhou University in
1982. He started with "Reader" as an assistant editor. He was promoted to the
deputy Editor-in-Chief in 1986, and Editor-in-Chief in 2002. |
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| Abstract |
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The
"Reader" is one of the most widely circulated
magazines in China. It ranks the fourth
in circulation among magazines worldwide.
Its original name, "Reader's Digest', resulted
in a copyrights contest with the American
magazine "Reader's Digest.". In 1993, the
Chinese "Reader's Digest" decided to give
up its original name and change it to the
"Reader," ending the year-long legal dispute.
In
this episode,
Mr. Peng Changcheng, Editor-in-Chief of
the Chinese "Reader" and Mr. Tom Ryder,
Chairman and CEO of the American "Reader's
Digest," chat cheerfully through our two-way
satellite link. With mutual respect and
optimism, they discuss the cultural similarities
and differences between China and the U.S.
and envision a future of cooperation between
the two magazine giants.
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| Biography
of Thomas O. Ryder | | Thomas
O. Ryder has a long and distinguished career in the publishing industry. In April
of 1998, he was named chairman and chief executive officer of The Reader's Digest
Association, Inc. | |
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