There are many newspapers in China, but the top four are all state-run: the People's Daily, the Beijing Daily, the Guangming Daily, and the Liberation Daily. In China, the two main news agencies are Xinhua News Agency and the China News Service. Both work out of the Foreign Ministry in Beijing. Television is also very popular in China and there are three national television networks: China Central Television (CCTV), China Global Television Network (CGTN), and Tencent Video. There are also a number of private channels such as Phoenix Television and Youku. Online video is becoming more popular every day and by 2016, it was estimated that there were around 200 million users in China watching video online. Social media also play an important role in spreading news in China. The most used social media platforms are WeChat, Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube. Chinese microblogs are different from other countries' because they focus on topics rather than pages. Users can discuss issues related to life in China or world politics with fellow readers/followers. In conclusion, people in China get their news from a variety of sources including newspapers, television, and the internet. Some areas have no radio broadcast at all!