The role that government should play in mass media

 By: He YiPeng (Bruce)

    From the point of the situation in China, should the dialectical view of the role of government in the media, in a nutshell, is the media should form a government as the leading flowers, and other mass media, the government plays a dominant role in the media communication, control, maintain the stability of governments and economic development, through the mass media at the same time, actively listen to people's Suggestions, Refute rumors in time and maintain the long-term stability of national cultural environment. , and in the framework of law, at the same time drastically to allow the development of a free press, by the rules of competition in the market, select a group of views and authority of the mass media, on the one hand, can be more free and flexible coverage of the latest events, on the other hand, is also an important complement to the mainstream media, to supervise the mainstream media to form at the same time, To make sure the light of the news reaches as far as possible across the country. In this context, not only can a batch of media be produced that serve the people and benefit the country, but also can promote the development of mass media to a better and more prosperous direction. Specific measures are as follows:

    1. Mass media should be people-oriented.

    In this process, the mass media need to actively guide of the government, the line of sight and focus on the problem of the people really care about, to promote to the depth of the international and domestic events thinking, carry forward the positive energy, attention and people's interaction, will be positive, healthy and objective truth values embodied in its content.

    2. Promulgation of laws and regulations to regulate media activities and their development.

    The legal protection of media freedom is very important. On the one hand, it protects the decision-making right of the public and the media and promotes the democratization process of Our country. On the other hand, the media's behavior is regulated and restricted by law. At present, the following measures can be taken to establish the order of media market in a society ruled by law: first, speed up the legislation of information, mainly the legislation of information openness and freedom; Secondly, the establishment of a press law which clearly protects the right of the media to organize; Third, the status and subject of implementation of the Press Law should be clarified.

Comments

  1. NickApril 9, 2022 at 12:18 PM

    People-oriental should be the basic rule of media. Only in this way, people won't been brainwashed by media and media can work as mediums. When we saw some news, we shouldn't been controlled by their opinion. Associating with your life, we can understand it better.

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  2. RUDN JOURNALISM AS A SOCIOCULTURAL PHENOMENON BLOGApril 10, 2022 at 11:56 AM

    It is very important to put people first because many countries in the world today are capital-based. This also deviates from the original purpose of human rights that they advocate. When all the media focus on Wall Street is more than the high unemployment rate, then the media becomes the "fourth weapon" instead of the so-called "fourth power".

    ————Zheng Haoyuan（John）

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