TREE NEWS update: China’s National Radio and Television Administration has issued its 15th Five-Year Plan for radio, television and online audiovisual services. The plan sets a target of major breakthroughs in reform and innovation by 2030, with broadcasters fully moving into the internet mainstream and a new coordinated development pattern taking shape. By 2035, it aims for decisive progress in digital-intelligent transformation and high-quality development to support building a strong cultural nation.
China’s NRTA Issues 15th Five-Year Plan for Radio, TV and Online Audiovisual
The plan's emphasis on broadcasters moving into the internet mainstream signals a formal push to merge state broadcasting with online distribution channels, which matters most for domestic platforms, content producers and distribution partners whose operating environment is shaped by regulators rather than market forces. The staged targets, breakthroughs by 2030 and decisive digital-intelligent progress by 2035, suggest a long policy runway rather than a near-term shift. The open question is what concrete implementation measures follow the plan, and whether the digital-intelligent transformation extends to how audiovisual content is distributed and monetized.
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