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=100   #$$a Media and Politics in Post-handover Hong Kong
=245  1#$$a Media and Politics in Post-handover Hong Kong /$c Chan, Joseph M. ; Lee, Francis L.F. (Edited)
=260  ##$$a London :$b Routledge,$c 2008
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=500  ##$$a Indeks : p.97-99
=520  ##$$a These phenomena point to the complexities of media politics in post-handover Hongkong. Most of them will be taken up by the seven articles in this special issue. Each article addresses an important topic. Some represent long-standing concerns, such as press freedom, media political economy, journalistic profesional ideologies, and media's role in shaping citizen's national and local identities. Some represent new developments in or new approaches to the study of media politics in Hong Kong, such as how cultural codes structure media discourses, the relationship between media and pro-democracy protests, and the rising prominence of government public relations.
=650   4$$a Mass media-Hong Kong
=650   4$$a Politics in Post-handover - Hong Kong
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