Live, talk, faces : an analysis of CCTVs adaption to the African media market
Date
2014-05
Authors
Wekesa, Bob
Zhang, Yanqiu
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Publisher
Stellenbosch University, Centre for Chinese Studies
Abstract
This paper is part of the ongoing China Africa Reporting Project based at University of the
Witwatersrand University’s department of journalism which is committed to understanding
China-Africa relations from a media narratives and engagements perspective. Views expressed
are those of the authors.
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Please cite as follows:
Wekesa, B. & Yanqiu, S. 2014. Live, talk, faces : an analysis of CCTVs adaption to the African media market. CCS Discussion paper, May 2014. Stellenbosch University, Centre for Chinese Studies.
The original publication is available at http://www.sun.ac.za/ccs
Wekesa, B. & Yanqiu, S. 2014. Live, talk, faces : an analysis of CCTVs adaption to the African media market. CCS Discussion paper, May 2014. Stellenbosch University, Centre for Chinese Studies.
The original publication is available at http://www.sun.ac.za/ccs
Keywords
Media, China-Africa, CCTV, African media, Sino-African media relations, Mass media --Africa -- Chinese influence, Mass media -- Political aspects -- Africa, Mass media -- Political aspects --China, Mass media policy -- China -- Africa, China -- Territorial expansion
Citation
Wekesa, B. & Yanqiu, S. 2014. Live, talk, faces : an analysis of CCTVs adaption to the African media market. CCS Discussion paper, May 2014. Stellenbosch University, Centre for Chinese Studies.