Newspapers are Dead? A Case Study on Chinese Newspapers’ Public Opinion Guidance in the Context of New Media

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Main Author: Yang Ting
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Language:English
Published: ANPOR Korea 2020-02-01
Series:Asian Journal for Public Opinion Research
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Newspapers are Dead? A Case Study on Chinese Newspapers’ Public Opinion Guidance in the Context of New Media
Asian Journal for Public Opinion Research
title Newspapers are Dead? A Case Study on Chinese Newspapers’ Public Opinion Guidance in the Context of New Media
title_full Newspapers are Dead? A Case Study on Chinese Newspapers’ Public Opinion Guidance in the Context of New Media
title_fullStr Newspapers are Dead? A Case Study on Chinese Newspapers’ Public Opinion Guidance in the Context of New Media
title_full_unstemmed Newspapers are Dead? A Case Study on Chinese Newspapers’ Public Opinion Guidance in the Context of New Media
title_short Newspapers are Dead? A Case Study on Chinese Newspapers’ Public Opinion Guidance in the Context of New Media
title_sort newspapers are dead a case study on chinese newspapers public opinion guidance in the context of new media
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