Exploring the Formation and Expression of Editing Power to Analyze the Training Pathways for New Media Marketing Talent
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challenges to the marketing planning industry. Current marketing planning education in China faces issues such as a uniform curriculum and a
disconnection between theory and practice, which makes it difficult to meet the markets urgent demand for high-quality new media marketing
talent. This study will explore how the formation and expression of editorial power can optimize the training pathways for new media marketing talent, aiming to enhance the adaptability of education and the effectiveness of talent training.
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