Television in China: History, Political Economy, and Ideology

Yuezhi Zhao · Zhenzhi Guo

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This chapter contains sections titled: Pre-reform Chinese Television: Nationalistic Ambitions, Shifting Foreign Models From Political Mobilization to Commercial Revolution: Television and the Contradictions of Chinese Reform From Commercialization to Conglomeration: The Evolving Political Economy of Post-1992 Chinese Television The Ideological and Cultural Dimensions of Contemporary Chinese Television Chinese Television in the Global Marketplace: Enduring Issues, New Challenges

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