国际传播与传媒制度比较 中英文课件.pptVIP

International Media Systems Global Print Media -- Newspapers Many papers provide foreign-language or international editions, most of which are categorized as general or financial newspapers. Examples include: The International Herald Tribune USA Today International The Economist The Financial Times of London International Media Systems国际传媒制度 Global Print Media -- Newspapers (examples con’t) Le Monde (France) The Statesman (India) Al Abram (Egypt) El Pais (Spain) The Times (Great Britain) The New York Times (U.S.) International Media Systems Global Print Media -- Wire Services 全球印刷媒介 The international flow of general news is dominated by global wire services such as Reuters, the Associated Press, Agence France Presse, United Press International, and Russia’s ITAR-TASS. For other news and features, a number of papers rely on specialized wire services such as the New York Times Syndicate and the Los Angeles Times Syndicate International Media Systems国际传媒制度 Global Print Media -- Magazines Reader’s Digest -- published in 200 countries Time -- 190 countries Cosmopolitan -- 31 countries Elle -- 45 countries and foreign-language versions of many specialized U.S. magazines also appear to be gaining some popularity International Media Systems国际传媒制度 Global Broadcasting 全球广播 Some 150 countries do international broadcasting, most are government owned or supervised. The top five leaders: . Voice of America (VOA) . Radio China . Radio France International (RFI) . Deutsche Welle (German Wave) . World Service (BBC) Also noteworthy is the rapid growth of global channels, such as CNN International, CNBC, BBC World, MTV, and ESPNi. International Media Systems国际传媒制度 TV and Film The U.S. dominates both the international film videocassette and TV markets, though the latter is in decline. Local TV production companies have made it tough for U.S. series to sell overseas, so most countries carry their own shows during prim