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A ratings survey would be expensive, and Truong said it isn’t necessary.įor as little as $1,200 a month, a company can purchase four 30-second spots per day on Saigon Entertainment’s Channel 57.2. Truong is unable to provide ratings for Saigon Entertainment because there aren’t any to speak of. Saigon Entertainment is one of the few stations that produces its own music, which is a source of pride for Truong, who said the quality of programming has gone down as the TV market has been flooded. “We don’t have money to purchase American” film copyrights, Truong said, laughing.

Most films come from Vietnam, although Korean films have grown in popularity over the past 15 years, as have Thai films, Truong said.

For national news, the station subscribes to video services produced by CNN that are dubbed in Vietnamese. The TV stations cover community news by having anchors read reports written by local Vietnamese newspapers. Show host Tanya Vu even did a piece about her experience getting a colonoscopy. Orange Coast Memorial Medical Center’s popular show, called “Medical Story,” brings guest doctors to speak about various procedures and practices and also tells the stories of patients and their experiences at the hospital. Each channel must have national and community news, films, musical entertainment and educational talk shows about cooking, fashion and beauty, real estate, legal and medical advice. While there are more than a dozen Vietnamese stations – the majority of which are broadcast by KJLA on channels 57.2 through 57.10 – they are similar, Truong said. It’s easy for local business owners to tap into the advertising potential of Southern California’s 385,000 Vietnamese residents, said Tom Truong, head of advertising sales at Saigon Entertainment Television. Orange Coast Memorial Medical Center sponsors its own medical advice show to let people know about new medications and treatment programs.

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