Research on Recommendation Operation Strategy of News and Information Products

  • Yuxi Liu Boshang Culture Media Co., Ltd.
Ariticle ID: 343
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Keywords: News Information, Individualization, Operational Strategy

Abstract

For China’s news industry, personalized recommendation of news and information products is beginning to take off, but it is growing rapidly. Excess information content and limited time and energy of users urgently need common numbers to balance. It is not the ultimate goal to blindly provide users with instant news content as media. With the rising status of users, the times have higher requirements for media. In today’s society, improving information processing ability is more important than the speed of information dissemination. Users are forbidden to keep copper in the information cage. Repeated bloody, violent, misleading and other information are distressing. How to solve information overload for news and information product operators? How to adjust operation strategy from the perspective of users? How to solve the relationship between technical algorithm and manual intervention? How can personalized recommendation promote the development of news industry?

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Published
2023-09-21
How to Cite
Liu, Y. (2023). Research on Recommendation Operation Strategy of News and Information Products. Insight - Information, 5(2). https://doi.org/10.18282/ii.v2i1.343
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