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‘China Central Television’s Globalisation Strategy and Its Impact on the World Communication Order’

Xiaoying Liu, Yan Wu Orcid Logo

Modern Communication, Volume: 5, Pages: 42 - 45

Swansea University Author: Yan Wu Orcid Logo

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Media policy governing international communication is constantly integrated into national development strategies. The structural transformation of China’s international television broadcasting highlights the significant impact of state on communication issues in the global context. In the past three...

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Published in: Modern Communication
Published: Modern Communication 2008
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