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The Dilemma of Live Streaming Economy from the Perspective of Digital Divide - Taking Huangshaping as an Example
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Abstract
Tiktok is a very popular streaming video media that is popular with many Chinese viewers. The Chinese government is currently promoting the policy of rural revitalization. With the advancement of internet technology, more and more villagers are promoting their hometowns through short videos and live streaming video, and using them to sell their agricultural products. However, there are many drawbacks to this, such as poor information and literacy level make it more challenging to promote their videos. Through qualitative and quantitative research methods, this research examines factors affecting the effectiveness of the rural area broadcasting economy from some specific perspectives. In this research, data analysis and interviews are both included. The results have shown that the long-term existence of this vicious cycle of low illiteracy and low quality of agricultural goods will have a negative impact in the long run.
Keywords
digital divide, streaming video, information failure, literacy level
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Ren,B. (2023). The Dilemma of Live Streaming Economy from the Perspective of Digital Divide - Taking Huangshaping as an Example. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,20,63-71.
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