A new media broadcasting network, the China International Broadcasting Network or CIBN, has been officially launched in Beijing.
The network will be based on CRI Online, the world's largest multilingual website run by China Radio International.
Featuring 61 languages, CIBN will be a convergence of a website, online broadcaster, network television and mobile service terminal. It's set to become a new state-level broadcasting organization that caters to audiences from all over the world, thanks to the rapid development of the Internet and mobile communication technology.
CRI's wholly-owned Global Broadcasting Media Group, or GMG, was also established on Tuesday. It will function as the investing and operating platform for CIBN.
The network will be based on CRI Online, the world's largest multilingual website run by China Radio International.
Featuring 61 languages, CIBN will be a convergence of a website, online broadcaster, network television and mobile service terminal. It's set to become a new state-level broadcasting organization that caters to audiences from all over the world, thanks to the rapid development of the Internet and mobile communication technology.
CRI's wholly-owned Global Broadcasting Media Group, or GMG, was also established on Tuesday. It will function as the investing and operating platform for CIBN.
(Source : http://english.cri.cn/6909/2011/01/18/2742s616142.htm)(Media Network Weblog)
(Photo: CRIENGLISH.com/ Liu Donghui)
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