Feb. 3, Fri.
Bustling TV Shopping Market
Infomercials have become the most common form of shopping for China's 1.3 billion citizens. The biggest appeal is the credibility of sales pitches aired on state television and massive discounts. In the past, consumers were distrustful of infomercials that exaggerated product quality. But the Chinese government crackdown on such false advertising has changed the consumers' image of infomercials. In 2010, a Shanghai TV network started the nation's first 24-hour broadcast dedicated to them, selling everything from toilet paper to brand-name goods. It now sells 250,000 units a week. In 2011, it sold 340 luxury cars priced at 46,000 dollars during a live 45-minute program.This episode follows the 2011 year-end infomercial shopping season produced and managed by the Shanghai SMG-CJ Homeshopping Company, which is single-handedly in charge of producing the shows.
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