Global Chinese media and a decade of change

IF 1.3 3区文学 Q2 COMMUNICATION

International Communication Gazette Pub Date : 2023-01-27 DOI:10.1177/17480485221139459

Vivien Marsh, Dani Madrid-Morales, Chris Paterson

引用次数: 3

Abstract

Introduction The year 2012 stands as a significant milestone in China’s government-led external communication activities. It was in early 2012 that Beijing launched television broadcasting and production centres in Washington, DC, USA (CCTV America, now CGTN America) and Nairobi, Kenya (CGTN Africa). Later in the year, it began publishing an African weekly edition of the English-language newspaper China Daily; European and Asian weekly editions had launched in 2010 (Zhang, 2013). Set in motion under the leadership of President Hu Jintao, China’s global media expansion, part of a larger ‘going out’ policy for the economy in general, sought to improve the country’s image overseas, and to give Beijing a larger say in global information flows (Thussu et al., 2018). Ten years on, Chinese media’s global engagement has not only grown, but diversified. Today, Chinese media companies, both State-owned and privately owned, are engaged

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全球华人媒体与变革的十年

引言2012年是中国政府主导对外交流活动的一个重要里程碑。2012年初，北京在美国华盛顿（CCTV America，现为CGTN America）和肯尼亚内罗毕（CGTN Africa）设立了电视广播和制作中心。今年晚些时候，它开始出版英文报纸《中国日报》的非洲周刊；欧洲和亚洲周刊于2010年推出（张，2013）。在国家主席胡锦涛的领导下，中国的全球媒体扩张作为整体经济“走出去”政策的一部分，旨在改善国家在海外的形象，并让北京在全球信息流中拥有更大的发言权（Thussu et al.，2018）。十年过去了，中国媒体在全球的参与度不仅在增长，而且在多样化。如今，中国国有和私营媒体公司都参与其中

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International Communication Gazette COMMUNICATION-

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