Southeast Asian Chinese Media Studies

Author: Zhao Zhenxiang
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Southeast Asian Chinese Media Studies is a comprehensive research collection written primarily by faculty and graduate students from the School of Journalism and Communication at Xiamen University. This collection comprises 55 articles, covering major Southeast Asian countries such as Singapore, the Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Cambodia, and others. It conducts extensive discussions from both qualitative and quantitative perspectives on the development history, content characteristics, and social impact of Chinese-language media in Southeast Asia. The collection also delves into in-depth research on the management and operation of Chinese-language media, layout features, advertising practices, and insights for contemporary media. In the study of the history of Chinese journalism and communication, research on overseas media, particularly Chinese-language media in Southeast Asia, has long been a weak area. This book is a comprehensive research collection on Chinese-language newspapers, Chinese radio and television stations, and Chinese media websites in Southeast Asia, with a total of 55 articles covering major Southeast Asian countries such as Singapore, the Philippines, Malaysia, and Thailand.