China's Window on the World: TV News, Social Knowledge, and International SpectaclesAn extensive examination and assessment of Chinese national television news from a long-term point of view. The project covers a seven-year time span, beginnning with the deepening of China's economic reforms in 1992 and ending with 1998, when CCTV celebrated its 40th anniversary. |
Contents
Television as a Victim and a Tool of Cultural Revolution | 7 |
The Worlds Largest TV Audience | 16 |
CCTVs International Vision and Ambition | 23 |
Copyright | |
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activities aEntries affairs audiences Beijing broadcast CCTV's Chang chapter China's window Chinese journalists Chinese mass media Chinese media Chinese national television Chinese news media Chinese society Chinese television Chinese TV Clinton coastal Communist Party conceptual Cultural Revolution decentralization Disasters/accidents domestic and foreign domestic video reports economic reforms eign events or issues external foreign imports foreign policy foreign programs foreign TV programming foreign video reports geopolitical heads of state/government Hong Kong ideological indicated international relations involved Japan Jiang Jiang Zemin mass communication mass media media in China MRFT number of countries official People's perspective political President propaganda radio regions Russia Shanghai Sino-American relations social knowledge South Korea Soviet Union stories on CCTV structure study period Table Taiwan television in China tion Total TV dramas TV regulation TV stations United viewers visual images Western worldview Xinhua News Agency Zhu Rongji