Canadian media and culture

Author: Cai Jiufen
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Beijing Broadcasting College and its renaming as Communication University of China, the School of International Communication at Communication University of China has compiled a collection of recent research findings on Canadian media, culture, and society into a book titled "Canadian Media and Culture." The original intention was to help readers understand Canadian media and culture, promote cultural exchange between China and Canada, and enrich and refine the development of its own discipline system. This book consists of 21 articles, divided into three parts. The first part is "Canadian Mass Media," which primarily introduces Canadian broadcasting, television, newspapers, magazines, the internet, and other mass media, comprising 6 articles. The second part is "Canadian Media and Culture," which mainly explores the formation and characteristics of Canada's multicultural society, as well as communication scholars, media education, female images, news reporting, and the challenges faced under this context, totaling 12 articles. The third part is "Canadian Media and High Technology," which introduces the integration of media and technology in Canada under high-tech conditions, with 3 articles.