Continuities and Breaks in Digital Journalism and Media Systems

Waisbord, Silvio

doi:10.1080/21670811.2023.2254826

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“…Mainstream media, represented by publishing and radio and television, actively develop new forms and content based on new media platforms. They also undertake political tasks in guiding public opinion and “narrating Chinese stories well” 3 , 4 . Big data and intelligent algorithms have continued to erode the boundaries of the traditional advertising industry, causing collective concerns in the advertising industry 42 .…”

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“…Although media companies are part of the media industry, their driving forces and the pressures of digital transformation differ due to their different businesses. China’s media industry has certain ideological attributes, especially political attachments represented in publishing, radio, and television mainstream media 3 , 4 . Based on guidance promoting the amalgamation of traditional and emerging media in 2014, the Chinese government provides huge external policy support for media companies whose main businesses are in publishing, radio, and television.…”

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Research on predicting the driving forces of digital transformation in Chinese media companies based on machine learning

Wang,

Li,

Zhao

et al. 2024

Sci Rep

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Chinese media companies are facing opportunities and challenges brought about by digital transformation. Media economics takes the evaluation of the business results of media companies as the main research topic. However, overcoming the internal differences in the industry and comprehensively predicting the digital transformation of Chinese media companies from multiple dimensions has become an important issue to be understood. Based on the “TOE-I” theoretical framework, this study innovatively uses machine learning methods to predict the digital transformation of Chinese media companies and to analyze specific modes of the main driving factors affecting the digital transformation, using data from China’s A-share-listed media companies from 2010 to 2020. The study found that environmental drivers can most effectively and accurately predict the digital transformation of Chinese media companies. Therefore, under sustained and stable economic and financial policies, guiding inter-industry competition and providing balanced digital infrastructure conditions are keys to bridging internal barriers in the media industry and promoting digital transformation. In the process of transformation from traditional content to digital production, media companies should focus on policy changes, economic benefits, the decision-making role of core managers, and the training and preservation of digital technology talent.

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