Seeing He Jiong leave, Lin Zixuan wondered if he would sign him.

At present, the domestic TV hosting industry is roughly divided into three working modes.

The first type is like the Chinese TV station, where the host gets salary and bonuses, plus installation fees, transportation subsidies, and various welfare benefits, and earns about 100,000 yuan a year.

This is the salary and benefits within the system.

Moreover, the management of hosts is very strict, and no other programs are allowed. Both advertising and publishing books are required to be reviewed.

It doesn't look very good, but the system has its own advantages.

China Television is a deputy ministerial-level unit. As long as you stay in the station for more than ten years and become a department leader, your level will increase and your salary will be greatly improved.

Like Li Hong, she is the director of the TV series production department at China TV Station, and after she comes out, she is at the deputy department level.

The second type is the host of provincial satellite TV or local TV stations. In addition to salary and bonuses, it will also sign annual salary contracts for a few hosts in the station.

The annual salary system is relatively high, which is quite attractive to the host.

The third type is completely marketization, with no wages, subsidies, and bonuses. How much labor fees will be paid for a program? The amount of labor fees depends on the host's influence.

This is the case for He Jiong.

This time, he hosted "Voice of China", and the cost of one episode was 8,000 yuan. The scale of the second season of "Voice of China" was larger than the first season. It was based on four episodes per month and twenty episodes per month in five months.

In half a year, he can get about 160,000 yuan in labor fees.

If it was Mu Shanshan, it would cost 10,000 or 20,000 yuan to host a program, and 50,000 yuan to 100,000 yuan in large-scale evening parties. This is the appearance price code of the famous host.

During this period, He Jiong was able to host other variety shows.

He is very free to take on acting and advertising, and he doesn't have to be charged a commission by the TV station. By this calculation, his annual income is at least more than 500,000 yuan.

Even without subsidies and bonuses, it is enough for him to live a good life.

However, there are great risks in full marketization, and newcomers who have just graduated will still enter the TV station for insurance.

When you make a name for yourself and can't stand the constraints of the system, it's not too late to come out again.

Mu Shanshan has tried to train hosts, but Shanshan’s culture is far less than that of provincial TV stations. The hosts recruited will change jobs when they become famous.

In the current market environment, the TV station is the ideal work unit for the host.

"Have you ever thought about signing him into the company?" Lin Zixuan suggested.

"Look, let's talk about it. I feel that Xiao He is a person with his own ideas and does not want to be restrained. Even if he signs now, it will be difficult to say in the future." Mu Shanshan responded.

Lin Zixuan thought about it and thought it was the reason.

Everyone is free, not who you want to sign, and others have their own choices and cannot force them.

He came over to discuss with Mu Shanshan how to deal with the media.

The bidding for the second season of "Voice of China" will be quite successful, with the combined income of naming rights and TV broadcast rights as high as 80 million yuan.

The media reported that it caused heated discussions in society, which was equivalent to warming up the promotion of the second season of the program.

However, there are negative news.

An article titled "Where is the former singing champion now?" was reprinted by many media outlets, and the article tracked the last six students in the first season of "Voice of China".

They have developed over the past few months after signing a contract with a music company.

Some people left the music company, some released music albums, and some people did not receive the attention of the music company and continued to return to the karaoke bar.

Even the students who released the album did not develop well, and the album sales were bleak.

The audience is happy to watch the show pictures, and they will definitely support these students when watching it, but when the first season ends, how many viewers will pay attention to them?

Including those fans who support them.

Music companies should find ways to retain those fans, hold regular fan meetings, and maintain exposure from time to time, instead of just posting one album to try it out.

This shows that the music company is not mature enough in packaging and operation.

Idols need packaging and operation.

Especially for such singers who have passed the talent show, otherwise they will be forgotten in a short while.

The article did not analyze the reasons for the music company, but pointed the finger at "Voice of China".

It is believed that this kind of talent show is just a temporary excitement and cannot really play the role of selecting folk singers. Under the banner of youth and dreams, it ruins their youth and dreams.

This article has attracted the recognition of many readers.

"Voice of China" gave the contestants a dream, but it broke the dream again.

Some people also found out previous reports and pointed out that there were shady stories in the show, and the shady stories said they attracted attention again.

This was obviously a premeditated smear, trying to suppress the limelight of "Voice of China".

At the same time, Zhejiang Provincial Satellite TV held a press conference.

They will spend huge sums of money to create a more fairer and more fashionable music program called "The Voice of China".

The specific program rules have not been announced yet, but celebrity mentors and audition students will be invited, and the knockout competition will be held.

Although there is no evidence, Lin Zixuan believes that the mastermind behind this time is Zhejiang Provincial TV Station, or the production team of "The Voice of China".

Zhejiang Provincial Satellite TV understands the inside story of the first season of "Voice of China" and it is not difficult to find a reporter to make a seemingly reasonable article, so that readers can boycott this program.

Music programs of the same type are most likely to cause competition.

Lin Zixuan expected this day, but he didn't expect it to be Zhejiang Satellite TV. Everyone had a happy cooperation a few months ago, and now they are going to criticize each other.

There is really only common interests, no eternal friends.

This level of smear cannot really destroy "Voice of China". The purpose of "Voice of China" may be just to increase popularity and take the opportunity to hype it.

After Lin Zixuan and Mu Shanshan discussed, the company's public relations department was responsible for the implementation.

The first is to make clarification.

The purpose of the program "Voice of China" is to provide folk singers with a stage to show their talents and realize their dream of becoming professional singers.

But the road to becoming a professional singer is not smooth sailing. Some people did not persevere and gave up halfway.

Some people are still persisting. A few months cannot determine a person's life. Those who persist may not succeed, but those who do not persist will not succeed.

How long can you last for your dream?

"Voice of China" is just a stage, and they need to walk the future life path themselves.

The public relations department found students who were still in the music company to talk about their musical dreams and to persevere.

Finally, the reporter wrote an article to suspect that "The Voice of China" plagiarizes "The Voice of China", which has a copyright dispute, which has caused "The Voice of China" to fall into a plagiarism door.

Before the program started production, smoke of gunpowder was already rolling in the media.
Chapter completed!