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Comparative Analysis of News Broadcast and Chinese Tiktok Communication
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Abstract
With the progress of science and technology, the popularity of mobile phones. Nowadays, young people generally have one mobile phone of their own, and some even have two or more mobile phones. TV has never been chosen by many young people as a carrier to know the news as in the past. This is due to the difference between the news broadcast and Chinese Tiktok communication. This paper, through a method of literature review, including inquired the number of people who have watched different softwares recently, analyse factors that causing the difference between news broadcast and Chinese Tiktok platform, and put forward corresponding solutions.
Keywords
Chinese Tiktok, News, communication, broadcast
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Weng,K. (2023). Comparative Analysis of News Broadcast and Chinese Tiktok Communication. Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media,4,158-162.
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