Print Media

  “The media”. It’s a simple term embedded with tessellations of meaning that become all the more elaborate when one expands the view to include different countries, yet around the world, those in the PR industry and their clients often refer to “the media” very generally, assuming that everyone’s on the same page. Yet media operations in China and North America, for example, could not be more different, and while companies in both countries fundamentally realize this, there are still areas where assumptions are made about the function of media…

  As the world’s third largest advertising market, traditional media continue to play the all-important role in a burgeoning Chinese media landscape, and despite considerable growth in online news sources and communities, traditional media remain the most trusted sources of information. As a result, any marketing and communications strategies should look to include this vital set of media (this particular post will focus on print media, but look out for my next post on the TV kingpins). The World’s Largest Newspaper Market China has over 4,500 publishers and is the world’s…

  The below post was originally posted on our sister site, prnewswire.com, and was contributed by house favourite, Sarah Skerik [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="437" caption="Click Image to View Presentation"][/caption] Attendees of this year’s IABC World Conference in Chicago got a rare treat when Yujie Chen, managing director of PR Newswire in China – made the trip from Beijing to address the group.  Yujie offered an insider’s view of Chinese media, and offered advice for Western companies seeking to establish business presences in China, and the communicators who support those efforts. The…