The Chinese Television IndustryBloomsbury Publishing, 7 juil. 2015 - 200 pages Television is a massive industry in China, yet fewer people are watching television screens. This ground-breaking study explores how television content is changing, how the Chinese government is responding to the challenges presented by digital media, and how businesses are brokering alliances in both traditional and new media sectors. |
Table des matières
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2 Nation Building | 34 |
3 Soft Power | 56 |
4 Formats | 85 |
5 Channels and Content | 111 |
6 Convergence | 141 |
7 Rethinking Chinese Television Research | 164 |
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