Crossing the Audio-Visual Time and Space: A Discussion on Radio and Television Communication

Author: Cai Kairu
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book applies the material dialectics of Marxism and the basic principles of journalism and communication studies, drawing on theories and research methods from disciplines such as sociology, cultural studies, information science, and psychology. By analyzing the issues of broadcast and television communication forms, stages, roles, programs, ethics, mechanisms, and environments in the 20th century, it aims to construct a new research system for broadcast and television media. This, in turn, helps identify the theoretical survival space and new development models for broadcast and television media in the 21st century, holding academic value and guiding significance. The book is suitable for faculty and students in journalism departments, researchers and practitioners in broadcast and television media studies, as well as other scholars and enthusiasts of news and communication theory.