TTLV: Printed newspapers in the Southwestern provinces of Vietnam on the issue of building new rural areas.

1. Student's full name: NGUYEN THI XUAN TUOI 2. Gender: Female

3. Date of birth: December 22, 1983

4. Place of birth: Dong Thap

5. Decision on student admission No. 3617/QD-XHNV dated December 4, 2018, by the Rector of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi.

6. Changes in the training process: None

7. Thesis title: Printed newspapers in the Southwestern provinces of Vietnam and the issue of building new rural areas.

8. Major: Journalism (Applied Orientation) 9. Code: 8320101.01

10. Scientific supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pham Van Linh - Vice Chairman of the Central Theoretical Council

11. Summary of the thesis results:

Based on our research on the topic "Print newspapers in the Southwestern provinces of Vietnam and the issue of building new rural areas," we have outlined a general picture of local print newspapers in the Southwestern provinces within the context of modern media. These newspapers are actively striving to provide readers with quality publications featuring relatable articles that reflect real life.

In this thesis, we have identified some opportunities and challenges for local print newspapers during the information explosion era, within a market economy. With fierce competition from other media, print newspapers, the earliest form of journalism, are leaving their "golden age." Instead, print newspapers are facing significant challenges and require a strong revolution to reinvent themselves in the era of Industry 4.0.

Through surveys of local print newspapers, we have proposed two groups of solutions related to management and solutions primarily focused on improving the professional quality and political integrity of journalists, enhancing the effectiveness of the dual-version newsroom model (print and online), building a quality team of contributors, and strengthening the Party's leadership and the State's management in promoting the new rural development program. We hope that these solutions will contribute valuable insights to print newspapers in the Southwestern provinces during a period when a revolution is needed to renew themselves, seize opportunities, and turn challenges into opportunities. This means finding a new direction in the new context.

Seizing and effectively utilizing opportunities, along with a suitable strategy, will create conditions for the stable and sustainable development of print newspapers. Local print newspapers should not only effectively disseminate the Party and State's propaganda but also serve as a vibrant, accessible forum, building trust among the public, especially rural residents. From there, they can make practical and effective contributions to the national target program on building new rural areas.

12. Practical applications:

With solutions related to management and key areas such as improving the professional skills and political integrity of journalists, enhancing the effectiveness of the dual-version newsroom model (print and online), building a high-quality team of collaborators, and strengthening the Party's leadership and the State's management of propaganda on building new rural areas – these are "vital" factors that can be applied in practice to create a new revolution for print journalism and improve the effectiveness of information and propaganda on building new rural areas in print newspapers in the Southwestern provinces of Vietnam.

13. Future research directions:

The author of this thesis hopes that the topic can be further researched at a higher level. This could involve expanding the assessment of the impact of all types of media on propaganda work regarding the construction of new rural areas. It could also involve in-depth research into the impact of print media on a specific or representative audience group, such as rural residents.

In addition, there is a need for more in-depth research topics and more practical solutions so that printed articles about the New Rural Development program can reach more rural people.

14. Published works related to the thesis: None

INFORMATION ON MASTER'S THESIS

1. Full name: NGUYEN THI XUAN TUOI 2. Sex: Female

3. Date of birth: December 22^nd1983 4. Place of birth: Dong Thap

5. Admission decision number: 3617/QD-XHNV on December 4^th2018 of the rector of VNU University of Social Sciences and Humanities

6. Changes in academic process: Not

7. Official thesis title: Newspapers on the Southwest region of Vietnam inform the public about the new-style rural area building

8. Major: Journalism (application oriented) 9. Code: 8320101.01

10. Supervisors: Associate Professor, Doctor PHAM VAN LINH- Vice Chairman of The Central Theory Council

11. Summary of the findings of the thesis:

According to the actual survey about the research topic “Printed newspaper in the Southwestern provinces with the problem of the new rural construction”, we have stated the local printed newspaper picture in the Southwestern provinces in the flow of modern communication. A positive change of the newspapers aims to bring readers a quality newspaper with articles that are close to realistic.

In this thesis, we have identified a number of opportunities and challenges faced by the local print during information explosion in the market economy. With the fierce competition of the media, making the earliest type of journalism step out of the "brilliant golden age", instead, the printing press is facing great and demanding challenges need a strong revolution to renew itself in the era of technology 4.0

Through the survey of local printed newspapers, we have proposed groups of solutions which related to management solutions and major solutions about improving the professional quality, profession and political bravery of the contingency of journalists, improving efficiency of the editorial model with 2 versions (printed and online newspapers), building a team of quality collaborators and improving the Party's leadership, State management in propaganda for new rural construction. We hope that these solutions will contribute to the “offer suggestion” to help printed newspapers in the Southwestern provinces during the period when a revolution is needed to renew itself, take advantage of opportunities, turn challenges into opportunities. That is finding a new direction in the new context.

Seizing and making good use of opportunities, along with the right strategy, will create conditions for the stable and sustainable development of the printed newspaper, in order for the local newspapers printed to not only do well the propaganda of the Party and the State, but also a lively, helpful forum and build trust among the public, especially the rural people. Since then, there are practical and effective contributions to the national target program on new rural construction.

12. Practical applicability, if any:

With groups related to management solutions and major solutions about the professional quality, profession and political bravery of the contingency of journalists, improving efficiency of the editorial model with 2 versions (printed and online newspapers), building a team of quality collaborators and improving the Party's leadership, State management in propaganda for new rural construction-which are “vital” factors that can be applied in practice, creating a new revolution for printed newspapers as well as improving the efficiency of information and propaganda on the new rural construction in printed newspapers in the Southwestern provinces.

13. Further research directions, if any:

The author of the thesis wants the topic to continue to be studied at a higher level. That could be an extensive assessment of the impact of all types of media on propaganda on the new rural construction. That is in-depth research on the impact of the printed newspapers on a representative public group or in particular, such as the rural people.

Besides, there should also be more in-depth research topics, more practical solutions are needed so that the printed newspapers about new rural can reach more rural people.

13. Thesis-related publications: Not