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Anke Redl, founder of China Media Management Inc., the representative in Beijing of MIP events, said most fans of Chinese television dramas abroad are ...

Chinesen planen aufwendige Action-Komödie in Bayern – Reizvolles...

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Bayern und die Alpen sind für viele Chinesen Sehnsuchtsorte. Nun soll der Freistaat Kulisse für einen Kinofilm werden. „Love of Alps“, eine Actionkomödie.

Visual Political Communication in Popular Chinese Television Series -...

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In Visual Political Communication in Popular Chinese Television Series, Florian Schneider analyses political discourses in Chinese TV dramas, the most popular...

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... of Information Industry (MII) (see Harrison, this volume). This 'superministry' headed Chinese media – one channel, two systems Anke Redl and Rowan Simons.

China - Opportunities for International Media Businesses: Giving...

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... S.,Ripples in a Tea Cup – Recent Policy Changes in China's TV Sector, Kristian Kender, Anke Redl, and Rowan Simons in “Internationalization of the Chinese ...

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In the interim, global media players will continue to expand their stable of Sino-foreign co-productions. About the authors: Anke Redl ...

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"The combination of royalty, racing cars and a Bavarian setting uses all potential cliches of what Germany is to the Chinese," says Anke Redl, who works for ...

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The changing political and economic pressures under which the Chinese media system has evolved over the last forty years have resulted in a unique media.