Abstract

With the rapid development of internet technology, social media platforms, and the proliferation of mobile devices, the ways in which people access, process, and disseminate economic information are increasingly diversified. In the economic sector, the rise of new media has led to economic information dissemination displaying distinct characteristics of immediacy, interactivity, and diversity. Information spreads faster, allowing market dynamics and policy adjustments to quickly reach a broad audience. The public actively participates in discussions through new media platforms, forming a two-way interactive information exchange model, thereby meeting the personalized needs of different audiences. To drive the transformation of information dissemination, technological factors play a significant role. The development of new media technology provides broader space for information dissemination, while economic and social factors also have a profound impact, changing the content and methods of information dissemination. To address the challenges of the new media era, it is necessary to improve based on actual conditions, gradually enhance the quality of information, and ensure its authenticity and accuracy; use new media technology to increase the efficiency of information dissemination; enhance interactivity, encourage public participation in discussions; optimize communication channels, select appropriate platforms for the audience, improve the effectiveness of economic information dissemination, and better serve socio-economic development.

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