If in the 19th century, cinema did not have sound (there were only silent films produced by the Luymier brothers), humans did not have submarines, airplanes, radar, spaceships, microscopes, lasers, antibiotics... then in the 20th century we had many new, meaningful and attractive things, including television. And people consider television an invention that has fundamentally changed the way people think and live, it has contributed to changing the world a lot.
However, entering the 21st century, the emergence of new media methods has gradually changed the way the public and television audiences receive information.
The public is increasingly intelligent and they also want to access more intelligent and modern television products. So how can they access those products? And to meet the legitimate needs of the modern public, what kind of products do producers need to make? What are the similarities and differences between modern television technology and products and the traditional form?... Many questions need to be answered.
The book will be the answer, the multi-dimensional perspectives on current television, traditional television and especially focus on modern television content, television in the future. Each perspective on television will be interpreted by different slices.
These interesting slices will be suggestions, ways of posing problems to open up the passion for exploring the next research horizons of scientists, reporters and people interested in the field of television.
This is the product of the collective intelligence of the two largest journalism training units today, the Faculty of Journalism and Communication, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, VNU and the Academy of Journalism and Communication. The book opens a series of subsequent studies by the group of authors.
The book is a useful reference for students, graduate students, leaders, managers, television reporters and those interested in and passionate about this field.
Author:USSH
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