Theoretical Studies On Broadcasting & TV Military Journalism

It seems difficult for military-related information, to become social focus and associate with mass discipline consciousness, in view of its security, seriousness and sensitivity. However, the age of globalization and informationization, military journalism in the wide sense, has become one part of social daily life with wider views on "national defence" and "military affairs". On the one hand, relevant studies are urgent and significant; on the other hand, they lack self-consciousness, independent system, even foundational theoretical frame.This thesis aims at broadcasting and TV military journalism, which integrates one important part of current journalism and communication with my specialty, attempts to generally frame foundational and multi-dimension theories for it. In spite of challenges such as few reference findings, scattered data, need for theoretical expansion, this innovative title still creates opportunities for my study: different angles (eg historically and ecologically, etc), various methodologies (eg comparison, induction and deduction, spatio-temporal, qualitative and quantitative researches, etc). Those additionally agree with my original intention to frame general theories. Moreover, there are several highlights, especially in these points: deep considering its developing history, trimming its external environment (eg to glorify military journalism culture), analyzing its prospects (eg "Three-Warfare").The treatise is made up of 7 sections.