Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences
- The Open Access Proceedings Series for Conferences
Series Vol. 16 , 13 September 2023
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When the 5G era comes, everyone is inseparable from the Internet, and the media industry has gradually entered the Internet era. Around the Internet, the media industry has undergone multiple changes. Some researchers believe that the Internet has played a role in promoting the development of the media industry, while other researchers believe that the widespread use of the Internet is not good for the media industry. In response to this issue, researchers hold their own opinions, and there is no unified explanation. The research topic of this essay is the media industry under the background of the Internet, and the SWOT model is used for analysis. The results show that although there are some problems in the development of the media under the background of the Internet, it is not impossible to solve. Once handled properly, the two are not mutually exclusive, but can achieve perfect integration, and the Internet will be a major catalyst for the development of the media industry.
social media, digital technologies, Little Red Book, SWOT model
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