2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.pubrev.2014.06.002
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A new world of spectacle in the post-cold war era: China's central television and its significant other, 1992–2006

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“…Previous research found that Chinese nationalistic propaganda was closely tied to government control and the framing of state-controlled mass media coverage (e.g. Song & Chang, 2016). However, in the wake of recent rapid technological development and institutional reforms, the Chinese media landscape has changed dramatically.…”
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“…Previous research found that Chinese nationalistic propaganda was closely tied to government control and the framing of state-controlled mass media coverage (e.g. Song & Chang, 2016). However, in the wake of recent rapid technological development and institutional reforms, the Chinese media landscape has changed dramatically.…”
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confidence: 99%