From Propaganda to Channeling: The Changing Digital Strategies of the Chinese 
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Pan, Jennifer

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Pan, J. (2021). From Propaganda to Channeling: The Changing Digital Strategies of the Chinese Government. Talk presented at Scholar in Residence Lectures Series 2021. Köln. 2021-10-27.

Cite as: https://hdl.handle.net/21.11116/0000-000A-91FF-3

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With the advent of radio, television, and other broadcast media, authoritarian governments acquired the ability to reach large, captive audiences. The rise of digital media has fragmented audiences and disrupted the ability of governments to reach large audiences through broadcast channels. This talk shows how the Chinese government is moving beyond propaganda and other forms of persuasive communications to a new, digital strategy of "information channeling."