Accelerating Changes in China's Film and TV Industries

February 29, 2004 | BY

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New opportunities for foreign companies are emerging in China's film and TV industries, which encourages private and foreign participation in many industry sectors.

By Neal Stender Dong Wang & Ying Zhu, Coudert Brothers, Hong Kong, Beijing & Shanghai

It is planned that the government's role in media will narrow, and will focus on approving and supervising private activities and foreign investment, on guiding technical upgrading, and on accommodating censorship procedures and standards to a commercialized market. The government will also support development of large domestically controlled media groups to compete in Chinese and global markets.

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