Folge 54: Chinesische soziale Medien – mit Lorenz Beringe...

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In dieser Folge sprechen Julia Haes und Kaus Mühlhahn über chinesische soziale Medien. Die beiden analysieren, wie sich die sozialen Medien in China entwickelt haben, was aktuell die beliebtesten Plattformen sind und wie die chinesischen „Netizens“ diese Plattformen nutzen. Außerdem sprechen sie darüber, wie auf den chinesischen Social-Media-Apps Geld verdient wird und wie deutsche Unternehmen oder Einzelpersonen auf den chinesischen sozialen Medien mitmachen können. Julia Haes und Klaus Mühlhahn haben dazu einen Experten eingeladen, der täglich mit chinesischen sozialen Medien zu tun hat: Lorenz Beringer. Folgt uns gerne auf unseren Socials: https://www.instagram.com/chinaungeschminkt/ https://twitter.com/CNungeschminkt

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In dieser Folge sprechen Julia Haes und Kaus Mühlhahn über chinesische soziale Medien. Die beiden analysieren, wie sich die sozialen Medien in China entwickelt haben, was aktuell die beliebtesten Plattformen sind und wie die chinesischen „Netizens“...

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