STRUCTURAL CHANGE AND JOURNALISM PRACTICE

Xin Xin

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This paper examines structural changes to Chinese news organisations in the new millennium and their impact on journalism practice, with a particular focus on the Xinhua News Agency. The paper attempts to understand the complexity of these changes and their implications for journalism, media and communications studies.

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