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People’s Daily Lists Top “Public Opinion Guidance”

Representatives from government departments, state media, and industry met at the 2016 Media Convergence Development Forum in Shenzhen last week to discuss “media convergence” (媒体融合). The concept implies not just the integration of traditional and new media, but also the merger of information control with technological innovation, driven by the Chinese Communist Party. From David Bandurski at China Media Project: The theme of the forum,