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Television in Crisis - China Media Project
Every morning at 8 o’clock, as she steps through the television station’s doors, the previous day’s ratings for all programs across the entire network appear before Chen Jiaqi’s eyes. The numbers are displayed more prominently even than the time clock. “The gargantuan screen is impossible to avoid,” says Chen. “Apart from occasionally displaying banners welcoming visits from certain leaders and promoting some self-produced programs, its daily f…
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