Ying Zhu is Associate Professor of Cinema Studies in the Department of Media Culture, City University of New York, Staten Island. Chris Berry is Professor of Film and Television Studies in the Department of Media and Communication at Goldsmiths College, University of London.
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Contents IntroductionYing Zhu and Chris Berry Part 1. Institution 1. Toward Television Regionalization in Greater China and BeyondJoseph M. Chan 2. CCTV in the Reform Years: A New Model for China's Television?Junhao Hong, Yanmei Lü, and William Zou 3. Hong Kong Television: Same as It Ever Was?Karin Gwinn Wilkins Part 2. Programming 4. Shanghai Television's Documentary Channel: Chinese Television as Public SpaceChris Berry 5. Made in Taiwan: An Analysis of Meteor Garden as an East Asian Idol DramaHsiu-Chuang Deppman 6. Ritual, Television, and State Ideology: Rereading CCTV's 2006 Spring Festival GalaXinyu Lu Part 3. Reception 7. Mediation Journalism in Chinese Television: Double-Time Narrations of SARSHaiqing Yu 8. Building a Chinese "Middle Class": Consumer Education and Identity Construction in Television LandJanice Hua Xu 9. Chinese Television Audience ResearchTongdao Zhang Part 4. Going Global 10. Hong Kong Television and the Making of New Diasporic ImaginariesAmy Lee 11. Globalizing Television: Chinese Satellite Television outside Greater ChinaCindy Hing-Yuk Wong 12. Transnational Circulation of Chinese-Language Television DramasYing Zhu Appendix: Relevant Milestone Events in the Development of Chinese Television List of Contributors Index
Contents IntroductionYing Zhu and Chris Berry Part 1. Institution 1. Toward Television Regionalization in Greater China and BeyondJoseph M. Chan 2. CCTV in the Reform Years: A New Model for China's Television?Junhao Hong, Yanmei Lü, and William Zou 3. Hong Kong Television: Same as It Ever Was?Karin Gwinn Wilkins Part 2. Programming 4. Shanghai Television's Documentary Channel: Chinese Television as Public SpaceChris Berry 5. Made in Taiwan: An Analysis of Meteor Garden as an East Asian Idol DramaHsiu-Chuang Deppman 6. Ritual, Television, and State Ideology: Rereading CCTV's 2006 Spring Festival GalaXinyu Lu Part 3. Reception 7. Mediation Journalism in Chinese Television: Double-Time Narrations of SARSHaiqing Yu 8. Building a Chinese "Middle Class": Consumer Education and Identity Construction in Television LandJanice Hua Xu 9. Chinese Television Audience ResearchTongdao Zhang Part 4. Going Global 10. Hong Kong Television and the Making of New Diasporic ImaginariesAmy Lee 11. Globalizing Television: Chinese Satellite Television outside Greater ChinaCindy Hing-Yuk Wong 12. Transnational Circulation of Chinese-Language Television DramasYing Zhu Appendix: Relevant Milestone Events in the Development of Chinese Television List of Contributors Index
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