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Discussion of China’s Major Reported Incidents in the Strategy

Author: WangBin
Tutor: HeMing
School: Northeast Normal University
Course: Communication
Keywords: Lhasa“3·14”incident “5·12”Wenchuan earthquake media reporting strategies
CLC: G212
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2009
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Abstract


Research on this issue for the media in a major emergency in our country to take effective way events have an important significance.In 2008, the South China snowstorm occurred, Jiaoji railway train crash, Lhasa“3·14”incident,“5·12”Wenchuan earthquake, and so a series of major incidents, these major unforeseen emergencies, covers a wide range of hazards and lasted for a long time.China’s media reports of major incidents in recent years, academic research strategy is a hot issue.In this paper, examples of analysis taken from Lhasa of China’s media,“3·14”incident to“5·12”Wenchuan earthquake have been reported to proceed, comparative analysis of China’s media in the two major incidents reported in the way, my Media reports of the earthquake in Wenchuan, as shown by the timeliness, press freedom, as well as the whole network media player to play all the advantages of unprecedented in our country for future emergencies in the major measures taken to provide a basis, but in this meeting reports there are some inadequacies. For example, the shadow of entertainment news still, the media need to be further to enhance humanistic concern.China’s media to gradually solve these problems, this paper, from the establishment of the credibility of the media to enhance the competitiveness of the media, the establishment of a major media event of the early warning mechanism of sudden, the media co-operation to strengthen communication and coordination with government departments, strengthen the major news reports of "humane care" to strengthen the capacity of the new media, new media networks, such as aspects of the right to explore for major media draw.

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