THE GUIDING POWER OF INTERNET PUBLIC OPINION CRISIS MANAGEMENT—TAKING DAQING OILFIELD NEWS AS AN EXAMPLE

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Te Huang

Abstract

In recent years, the whole media has risen vigorously with its advantages in content, channel, and function. However, the public has transmitted unimaginable negative public opinion, which cannot be received at once. Waves of crises for network public opinion have caused a negative impact, that is, the crisis of network public opinion. Traditional media forms have been impacted, and their voices are becoming weaker and weaker. This paper mainly discusses how to improve the guidance of public opinion in the face of such a situation, taking Chinese Communist Party’s newspaper Daqing Oilfield Daily as an example.


Based on the theory of crisis management and information asymmetry, this paper puts forward the background of the all-media era. Through interviews and grounded on theoretical analysis methods in qualitative research, this paper summarizes several factors that affect the promotion of public opinion guidance, namely the enhancement of public opinion for leaders’ ability, the enhancement of public opinion for practitioners’ ability, and the enhancement of public opinion for participants’ ability. This conclusion will be of great significance for Chinese Communist Party’s newspapers and organ newspapers to scientifically deal with the crisis of network public opinion.

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Huang, T. (2021). THE GUIDING POWER OF INTERNET PUBLIC OPINION CRISIS MANAGEMENT—TAKING DAQING OILFIELD NEWS AS AN EXAMPLE. Chinese Journal of Social Science and Management, 5(1), 17–24. Retrieved from https://so01.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/CJSSM/article/view/207399
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