MEDIA: Comment - Vietnamese media skirts controls with new style liberalism
In less than two decades of its 'total peace,' Vietnam has managed to progress itself from a war-torn country to a nation that has managed to completely rebuild itself. Vietnamese media has had no less of a job to do, socially and economically. The 100 per cent Government ownership of media is meant to maintain social control, but the economic and business side has advanced.
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