Broadcasting in the Context of Globalization: Proceedings of the International Academic Symposium on the Development of Broadcasting

Author: Chen Weixing Hu Zhengrong
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Publish Date: 2001-08-01
Features: The internet was on the rise, WTO was on the horizon, and the wave of globalization was surging. The development of China's radio and television faced the challenges of globalization, which was a major background of the abrupt mutation in the communication ecosystem of Chinese advertising television at the turn of the century. How to operate the industrial market of the media, how to view the production relations of the media, how to respond to the impact of the internet on radio and television, how to grasp the expressive characteristics of audio-visual communication, how to interact with the increasingly open audience groups, and how to balance the regional development gaps of mass communication—what reference information and experience advice could foreign countries provide in these aspects? In the summer of 2000, the International Academic Symposium on the Development of Radio and Television in China, Japan, and South Korea was held at Beijing Broadcasting Institute, gathering dozens of experts and scholars from domestic and abroad. They engaged in heated discussions on the aforementioned issues from the perspectives of journalism, communication, art, and international relations. The content of this book is the essence of those discussions.