Research on the development of military teletechnologies in the context of media integration

Summary: at present, new technologies are profoundly changing the pattern of traditional radio and television transmission, accelerating the evolution and integration of radio and television media in terms of programming patterns, modes of transmission, distribution effectiveness, etc., and placing new and increased demands on the development of television and radio technology skills. This post is based onMedia integrationTrends in the exploration of future military radio and television technology in terms of enhancing internet thinking, improving professional skills and adapting to military media technologyTalent developmentMode。

Keywords: media integration; teletechnologiesTechnology empowerment

In recent years, media integration has become a major trend in the transformation of the country's media, guided by media technology development and national policies. As the process of media integration accelerates, technology is increasingly recasting and reshaping the radio and television (hereinafter referred to as “broadcasting”) news acquisition concepts, production processes, dissemination effects, etc. The key to media integration lies in people, and for the broadcast media, it is important to adapt to integration as soon as possible, to accelerate the transformation of skilled personnel and to better serve radio programming and media integration。

I. Current status of development of military teletechnologies

For a long time, media outlets have adopted the idea that content is paramount and that technical staff are often seen as a guarantor of services. This conceptual bias has led to many areas in which teletechnologies are involved in programme creation and talent development。

Ideas. Communication authorities and media outlets have long realized that media integration based on new web-based media technologies will be a major and profound change, and that the healthy development of the media can be facilitated only if it responds to the momentum of media integration. Media integration is not simply a multiple way of communicating news products, but requires changes and re-engineering of the whole process of media production processes, production patterns and management, facilitated by media technology. Wide power is the product of a combination of art and technology, and artistic presentation and technological support are mutually reinforcing. However, in the process of change and reconstruction, the current phase of the broadcast media tends to focus mainly on the power of compilation, i. E. The transformation of the media in the editorial profession of journalists. This has led to a phenomenon in which, on the one hand, technology has gained prominence as a kernel support for media integration; on the other hand, the development of skilled personnel has lagged behind, while technology is still seen as a behind-the-scenes force, rather than as a major driving force for media integration。

Talent structure. In the traditional radio production process, teletechnologies are primarily responsible for technical security in the production of telegraphic programmes, with their subordinate and service production characteristics, which determines that teletechnologies tend to remain behind the scenes, to some extent affecting the professional capacity-building and workforce formation of teletechnologies. As is currently the case, teletechnologies are generally characterized by a large number of traditional and new media personnel; a large number of business-oriented and managerial personnel; and a large number of maintenance personnel and a small number of innovative personnel. In addition, the development of a high-level workforce has been slow, especially the lack of top-level architects who understand media integration and who are able to design and promote media integration at the technical level. In terms of the growth path of talent, these top-level architects often require long-term professional experience and a great deal of practical experience. They need to be heavily involved in programme creation. They need to follow closely the new online media technology and the media's integration with technological development and remain at the forefront of the technology of wide transmission。

The growth path. In the last decade or so, the media has changed from marking to high-resolution, to 4k and 8k and even 16k, and the image of the video is already comparable to that of a film. The extensive use of techniques such as 3d animation, special effects packaging, ar, vr etc. In the latter technology has enriched the picture and provided the audience with unparalleled sight. Technological upgrading determines the “capability retention period” of teletechnologies to be very short-lived and must be closely aligned with the resonance of teletechnologies, so that learning is not lagging behind technological development. However, owing to the multiplicity of technical jobs, the current path to the development of teletechnologies is often limited to traditional models such as factory training, masters and apprentices, and specialized and systematic scientific training is difficult to reverse。

Selection training. In accordance with the plan for the integration and development of the military media, the future composition of the military radio force will be supplemented by a cadre of military personnel, civilian personnel and personnel. However, for a variety of reasons, the prevailing demand for attention by the existing pool of skilled personnel constrains, to varying degrees, the development of the military's broad-based workforce. The first is the difficulty in selecting young skilled military cadres, which has not led to the creation of a cadre. The second is the understaffing of civilian personnel, which does not allow for heavy technical security and integration tasks. At the same time, many civilian staff are recruited directly from local institutions, lacking practical experience and taking longer to develop. Thirdly, recruitment is too mobile, with many people leaving after long periods of experience and technological advancement in other high-paying positions affected by the market, with a marked lack of talent attraction and retention。

Ii. Qualification requirements for military teletechnologies in the context of media integration

Wide-wire media are knowledge- and intellectual-intensive industries calling for highly qualified, innovative and accessible skilled personnel. In the face of the mass media integration, the development of military radio and radio technology should be actively adapted to the needs of the integrated development of the military media。

There's integration thinking. The integration of the media requires the re-engineering of its own organizational structure, business processes, management models, technical systems, etc., which necessarily involve the use of many advanced technologies, such as web technology, big data and cloud computing. It is therefore essential to have an integrated thinking in the context of media integration, on the one hand, by familiarizing itself with the current trends in the development of new online media, and on the other hand, by proposing targeted programmes for the construction and upgrading of military broadband technology, and, on the other hand, by taking full account of the implementation and optimization of technology in the areas of news production, programming, distribution of content and management of media, and by promoting the re-engineering and layout of the production process of military radio broadcasting programmes through technological innovations。

It's got a lot of power. In the developing world, the technology has evolved into a well-defined professional system, with both front-stage interview and later editing for packaging, where the development of the broadcast media can only be promoted by synergy between the various industries. In the context of media integration, future development of the military's wide-wire technology should focus on a shift from traditional to integrated talent, from business to innovative talent, from professional to complex talent, and from the field to cross-cutting talent. This requires that teletechnologies be removed from a single technical position, both in terms of the technical requirements of their professional position and in terms of their ability to participate in other aspects of media integration, as well as to offer technical advice and advice from the point of view of media creation. Teletechnology talent will not only be a safeguard force, but will become a productive force, no longer behind the scenes, but will be more involved in the entire programming and dissemination process。

Integration in programme creation. Thanks to technological advances, the broadcast media face both challenges and unique development opportunities. On the one hand, greater portability, intellectualization and miniaturization of front-stage filming equipment, as well as the progressive emergence of late-stage editing equipment from a heavy weight, the increasing simplicity and intelligence of editing software, the significant narrowing of the hardware gap between ordinary users and professionals, and the constant lowering of the threshold of entry for the broad-broadcasting profession, on the other hand, the iterative and up-to-date technology of the broad-breeding profession has also given the broadcast media a greater choice of images than in the past, a greater perspective of more dollars, and a more sophisticated packaging, which in turn has contributed to the greater impossibility of creating radio programmes. In the light of the technological developments of recent years, it is important for the future to have a better impact on the role of teletechnologies, not only in general, but also in technical terms, in terms of technical skills and thinking in order to optimize the production of programmes and achieve their creative intentions, from service production to integration into programme creation。

Be familiar with troop requirements. Looking back at the development of military radio programmes, whether major interviews such as the new spring run-up, or major military activities such as parades and joint military shows, or major emergencies such as earthquake relief, flood risk insurance, telegraphic technicians have been a strong support for military radio coverage. As the reform of the defence and military forces moves forward, the old system of technical security forces has changed, with new recruits of civilian staff and new recruits of local university students gradually becoming the main mass power, the lack of familiarity with the force and the lack of access to the force's wide power technology needs to be highlighted, and the relative incoherence between the technical security force and force combat capacity-building is of concern. The future capability of the army's wide power technology must be aimed at enhancing the quality of its capabilities by focusing on the technical challenges of troop emergency transmission, on-site forensics and so forth, based on force requirements。

Iii. Paths to the development of military teletechnologies in the context of media integration

At any given time, teletechnologies will be a key element in the media integration drive. In order to adapt to the development needs of the military media, the following aspects are of primary importance in the development of military radio and radio skills:

(c) to raise the level of thought and integrate into the centre of development. At present, with the acceleration of the media integration process in the information and communication centres of the liberation army, a new-era military media carrier has sailed, which has provided wider development space for a wide range of military media practitioners, including technicians. In 2020, the technical support unit of the centre's ministry of radio and television led the establishment of the centre's technical team for the integration of coverage at the national level, which, in line with the concept of media integration for the creation of the “central kitchen”, provided decision-making support to the centre's integration planning through the provision of daily web-wide hotspot news, international focus, real-time dynamics, etc. Over 30 times, videoconferences, press links and remote collaborations have been guaranteed, with the uploading of public signals, back-to-back visual audio and photographic material totalling 550 treaty 3t data, incorporating a total of 847 downloads from various ministries and 104 uploads of manuscripts, resulting in the initial integration and sharing of products from different platforms belonging to the centre. In particular, media integration resources were used to leverage the launching of the “alliance newspaper” of the sla newspaper, which was widely praised both within and outside the military. This was followed by active participation in the preparatory work for the construction of the centre's complex and the chinese military company client project, which resulted in the formation of a cadre of practitioners who understood the integration of the media. This successful experience has taught us that the future development and development of teletechnologies can only be achieved if they are actively integrated into the development of the military media

Strengthen technology empowerment and participation in the whole content production process. According to the theory of media integration, future media integration must be a subversive transformation of traditional media, technology empowerment will no longer be a mere concept, and telegraphers should be more integrated into the whole process of content production. Since the last year, teletechnologies have been actively involved in the deep media integration top-level design of the centre, which has expanded their vision and role. On the one hand, it promotes the deeper integration of the broadcast media with the rest of the media through technology and, on the basis of the existing media integration “central kitchen” model, transforms the media to integrate content production processes and promotes more scientific and effective modes of broadcasting from news production platforms; on the other hand, it strengthens the capabilities of new technologies, such as big data and artificial intelligence, by improving systems for the compilation and dissemination of data, so as to change the mindset of journalists in a way that provides them with easier means of processing and transmission, and promotes a genuine collection, pluralistic distribution of news products and the closing of genuine communication life-cycle links。

Improvement of training mechanisms and extension of the “sustained” period of professional competence. The rapid and iterative upgrading of the free-wire technology has determined that the training of teletechnologies must be constantly updated and must go beyond the traditional path of masters and students. On the one hand, it is necessary to develop a permanent training mechanism whereby technical staff are offered a series of training examinations, including by inviting specialists from universities and research institutes, to produce competency-based reports, and to further optimize the placement of staff; on the other hand, it is necessary to expand the approach to training, which, in addition to the free-power technology, involves training in the latest technical areas, such as new internet media technology. In addition, the development of the professional competence of technical staff must be strengthened through the selection of personnel for vocational and technical education, specialized skills training and job competitions, in accordance with trends in technological development and actual needs。

Down to the grass-roots level, incorporating the new practice of the fire forces. In addition to providing a rich source of information for the military's radio campaign, the military's military propaganda campaign has been called upon to provide strong public opinion support for the military. There is now a marked increase in awareness of the need for media technology to obtain a large number of front-line reports and forensics from the military media, with wide-wielding technicians and developers sinking into the grass-roots arena. The future development of broad-based technical skills will involve, on the one hand, moving them out of the airrooms and studios to the army's training grounds, training grounds and duties, and, on the other hand, mastering the first-line demand for media technology following the press team, and, on the other hand, exploring the establishment of a contingency planning system, an emergency production system and an emergency transmission system that are in line with the actual situation in the war zone, in order to ensure that everything can be captured, edited and transmitted back。

In the practice of media development, technology is a central driver of revolutionary change in the media, ranging from text appearance, printing, telegraphic technology, web technology to mobile internet technology. Changes in the media have also prompted traditional media technocrats to actively integrate into the wave of technological change in order not to be overtaken by the times and to better adapt to the new era of media development。

(by the radio and television department of the information and communication centre of the liberation army)