Censorship has been made easier, not more difficult, by the government's decision in the 1990's to shift to a free-market strategy for entertainment products. Big subsidies to TV stations were mostly discontinued, and the new "sink or swim" approach forced TV outlets to compete for advertising revenues, resulting in programming with greater mass appeal.
由于政府对娱乐节目的战略在20世纪90年代向市场化转变，检查制度有所放宽。政府不再对电视台进行巨额的补贴。新的"优胜劣汰"的市场机制迫使众多的电视台为了争夺广告收入而制作更受大众欢迎的节目。