Author: Ouyang Kang
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: The Japanese television industry exhibits a dual-structure characteristic, featuring public broadcasting media represented by NHK and commercial television stations affiliated with the Japan Broadcasters Association. The operational philosophies, management methods, and decision-making structures of the two systems in the industry differ significantly. From its inception to its growth, from analog television, cable television to satellite television, digital television, and from mass communication to specialized and niche communication, the Japanese television industry has undergone several stages of development. The operation of Japanese television advertising, from advertisers' demands to the planning, creativity, production, and agency of advertising companies, as well as the dissemination by television media, demonstrates highly internationalized and high-standard operational philosophies and management. This book provides a theoretical framework for the characteristics and development of the Japanese television industry and advertising industry, offering valuable insights and references for the Chinese television and advertising industries. It is highly recommended for industry professionals and those aspiring to develop in this field.
Japanese television industry and television advertising
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