English programs grow in China; Tianjin TV the latest

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China Media News is often sent emails from people looking for work in television in China. Unfortunately, for native speakers of English, there are only three options for English-language television: CCTV 9, the Guangzhou English Channel, and Shanghai's new ICS.

To that list we can now add Tianjin Television, which has recently launched BizTraveler, a program based on CNN's Business Traveler. Cam MacMurchy, your correspondent here at China Media News, hosts the program alongside Erin Mackie, a Canadian media veteran from Toronto. (More on the new program can be found on our sister site, Zhongnanhai, here and here.)

Many cities in China are considering experimenting with locally-run English language television and radio programs, and Tianjin perhaps makes the most sense. The growing TEDA area is becoming a magnet for foreign investment and companies, resulting in a larger English-speaking expat population.

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