Audio-Video Publishing in Face of WTO Challenges
After China joins the WTO, its fledgling audio-video industry will directly
face fierce competition from the international market. How to improve the
overall compositeness of the industry has become an urgent task for every
insider in the industry. There are several suggestions on how to sharpen the
competitive edge of audio-video publishers.
1. Getting Ready for Challenges and Seeking Further Development
After China's accession to the WTO, audio-video publishers are obliged to
play the game in the international market. Therefore, they should get prepared
in advance for the coming challenges and seek further development through
reforms, cooperation between publishers and distributors of audio-video products
and expansion of market shares. On the one hand, foreign advanced management and
techniques will exert subtle influences on domestic audio-video makers and help
improve domestic audio-video making standard. On the other hand, inflow of
foreign capital and foreign joint-stock and chain-store operation modes will
also serve to improve domestic environment for hardware and software development
in the audio-video market.
Undoubtedly, the WTO entry is to create some difficulties for the audio-video
publishing sector. China is required to open up its market and introduce market
mechanism strictly according to the timetable set by the WTO. This will force
China's audio-video publishers to step up reforms. Under such circumstances, the
audio-video industry in China should introduce a far-reaching revolution into
its management pattern, operation mode, innovation concept and design techniques
and so on to actively push forward the industrial upgrading.
2. Taking Effective Countermeasures in Face of Challenges
The principle of fair trade in the WTO regime will force audio-video
publishers to beef up efficiency and then help boost the industry's healthy
development. After foreign audio-video enterprises enter China, they will first
take some time to get familiar to the Chinese market and will not break the
market order in a short period. However, we should realize that Chinese
audio-video industry features repeated publication, waste of resources and lack
of innovations and so on.
Therefore, audio-video publishers in China should gain adequate knowledge
about the situation and get fully prepared mentally. They should change their
management mechanism and set up modern enterprise systems. The key to survive
increasingly fierce competition for audio-video publishers is to expand their
own strength. It is essential to carry out strategic reorganization of resources
in line with market rules and mechanisms, accelerate industrialization and
promote chain operation in the industry.
3. Grasping Every Opportunity and Catching Up with Foreign Enterprises
Market competition during the globalization is in nature the
competition of different nations and competition of different cultures as well,
which requires different countries and nations to mobilize their all resources
and wisdoms. After China joins the WTO, foreign audio-video companies swarm into
the Chinese market by taking advantages of their abundant capital, powerful
programming capacity, making techniques and good management. Therefore, Chinese
audio-video publishers should not let go of the dominant position in the
ideological culture domain in face of challenges brought about by the WTO and
economic globalization. During Sino-foreign cultural exchanges and cooperation,
they should not only sufficiently estimate complexity and difficulty of the
competition but also keep clear-headed and consciously guard against
encroachment of bad cultures.
After foreign audio-video products flood into China, domestic audio-video
producers will suffer decreasing consumers. The audio-video market will
experience a shake-up in its structure and wash out some weak publishers so that
the number of audio-video product distributors will also dwindle. Domestic
audio-video publishers should take the opportunity to expand external
cooperation and catch up with foreign enterprises. To fulfill this, human
resources are the indispensable factor and audio-video publishers should
endeavor to foster a batch of talents who are not only good at management but
also familiar with the WTO rules.
In a word, China's audio-video publishers should step up cooperation,
increase scale benefits, promote industrial structure adjustment, actively
explore the market and establish a good market distribution network so as to
push forward the industry. |