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The People's Broadcasting in China and the PSB in the World——the Future of the China's Public Channels in a Digital Age

Zhenzhi Guo

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Chinese broadcasting grew up in apeople'stradition.By counting the articles of the People's Daily in which the word人民(people or people's) appears,this research shows the changingpeople'stendency of the mass media in the People's Republic of China.As a result,this paper argues that PSB in China is a goal worth of trying.

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Chinese broadcasting grew up in apeople'stradition.By counting the articles of the People's Daily in which the word人民(people or people's) appears,this research shows the changingpeople'stendency of the mass media in the People's Republic of China.As a result,this paper argues that PSB in China is a goal worth of trying.

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Chinese broadcasting grew up in apeople'stradition.By counting the articles of the People's Daily in which the word人民(people or people's) appears,this research shows the changingpeople'stendency of the mass media in the People's Republic of China.As a result,this paper argues that PSB in China is a goal worth of trying.

Key concepts: China, Broadcasting (networking), People's Republic, Public broadcasting, Chinese people, Political science, Mass media, Media studies

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