analysis- internet era extends the right to change media discourse（分析-互联网时代延伸改变媒体话语的权利）.docVIP

Analysis: Internet era extends the right to change media discourse (Research papers Download News) Abstract: In the reform and opening up the magnificent three decades, along with the development and expansion of journalism, media discourse are quietly changes gradually from the communicator’s monopoly of the media discourse into the public the right to speak on media sharing and use. With the development of the times, the news media of communication is changing. Chinese journalism development has made great achievements attracting worldwide attention, the news media as the scale of economic and social development in the growing, newspapers, radio, television and the emerging new media and other media development is complete, the news media in contemporary Chinese society becomes more and more influence in this magnificent three decades, along with the development and expansion of journalism, media discourse are quietly change, gradually by the disseminator of the media monopoly of the right to speak into the public discourse of the media to share and use. superficial analysis of media discourse changes due to the following three points: First, the concept spread by the mass media by the center to shift the center of the audience brings audiences awakening and growth, followed by the mass media content based policy advocacy brought back news media environment of pluralism and tolerance, and the third is the popularity of the media and technological progress and brought the audience to participate in the information and communication technology Barrier level crossing, especially in Internet and mobile phones as the representative of the new media’s emergence. I. Introduction: discourse and media discourse Discourse refers to the “citizens on public affairs and the right to comment on national affairs, is an expression and participation rights of expression. [1]” the right to speak and the right to freedom of expression of social citizenship rights to vote