The Belgium Media Industry in the Context of Multilingualism Language, Community and Cultural Identity
by Yihan Huang, Ke Yan and Tongying Wei
“If you turn on the TV at 7:00 in the evening, you will receive evening news in Dutch. Half an hour later, at 7:30 p.m., there is another evening news program broadcast in French. […]
by Li Shengqing, Feng Shuangqing, Liu Yuyang, You Zhengyi
China, a developing Asian country with the largest population in the world and a burgeoning market of enormous potential, comparing with Austria, a developed European country with a relatively smallish number of population and a high level of economic accomplishment, it seems these two nations have […]
A student report: On Tuesday, 14th of October 2014, the participants of the MCM Master Exchange Program of the University of Salzburg and te Fudan University in Shanghai went on a trip to Munich and visited the media companies Huffington Post Germany and BR (Bayerischer Rundfunk). The students learned about the structure pof these […]
Made by Wennie Zhang, Jin Wang, Alexandra Orgler, Julia Rosenow
As additional work, our group decided to create one page looking like a page of the Salzburger Nachrichten. This page looks like the front page of the SN coincident in layout and colour. The only difference is the content, which is related to the MCM […]
by Menghan Gong, Quan Shi and Fan Li
In recent years, the television market in mainland China has been flooded with different kinds of introduced programs, especially the format-imported programs. It gets extraordinary popular among the audience. The applications of format-imported programs seem to achieve great success for the TV industry in China. However, with […]