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02438348033 Opportunities and challenges from social media to the subject and object of Party’s political communication
The birth and development of social media created the opportunities and challenges for all the countries in the world at different scale, degree and essence. If political communication is to promote Party’s ideology, social media creates both opportunities and challenges for all of its components, including: subject, object, content, method, means and effectiveness of political communication. In this article, we focused our discussion on the influence of social media on subject and object of political communication.
Source: Journal of Political Theory and Communications, no 8 (2020).
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