Media, Market, and Democracy in China: Between the Party Line and the Bottom Line
Urbana: University of Illinois Press (1998), x, 255 pp.
Contains bibliogr. pp. 235-244, index
Series: History of Communication
ISBN 0-252-02375-7; 0-252-06678-2
Reviewed in: Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly 2/99
1 Party Journalism in China: Theory and Practice
2 The Trajectory of Media Reform
3 Media Commercialization with Chinese Characteristics
4 Corruption: The Journalism of Decadence
5 Broadcasting Reform amidst Commercialization
6 Newspapers for the Market
7 Toward a Propagandist/Commercial Model of Journalism?
8 Challenges and Responses
9 Media Reform beyond Commercialization
2 The Trajectory of Media Reform
3 Media Commercialization with Chinese Characteristics
4 Corruption: The Journalism of Decadence
5 Broadcasting Reform amidst Commercialization
6 Newspapers for the Market
7 Toward a Propagandist/Commercial Model of Journalism?
8 Challenges and Responses
9 Media Reform beyond Commercialization
