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Tag Archives: Hunan TV
Rumors about Hunan TV News, but no challenge for CCTV
Hunan TV denies applying for permission to replace CCTV’s nightly Network News Broadcast with its own programming.
Posted in State media, TV
Tagged CCTV, Hunan TV, Network News Broadcast
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Danwei Picks: All’s fair in pursuit of ratings
Cadre sues over misidentification as homewrecker; Dushu in the New Left Review; protests halt maglev; inflation!
Posted in From the Web
Tagged Dushu, Hunan TV, maglev, New Left Review, Zhou Xiaochuan
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Everybody loves CCTV
CCTV is a ratings leader. But is it well-liked?
Hunan TV’s new publicity stunt
Hunan TV has naked girls with eggs, Beijing gets a safety makeover, Olympic rowing looks to reality TV for a coxswain, Ogilvy acquires Black Arc real estate advertising, and Hu Jintao gets a weepy caricature.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Danwei Noon Report, Media and Advertising, Newspapers, TV
Tagged city beautification, coxswain, Hunan TV, Ogilvy, Olympics, political cartoons, Super Girls
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Hot media in Hunan
Interfax article about Hunan TV and the Super Girls.
Posted in Media and Advertising
Tagged Hunan TV, Interfax, Super Girls
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