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Contextualization: A path to Chinese traditional news media’s integration into social media Journal article
Guo Difan, Wang Haiyan, Xu Jinghong. Contextualization: A path to Chinese traditional news media’s integration into social media[J]. Media and Communication, 2024, 12, 7429.
Authors:  Guo Difan;  Wang Haiyan;  Xu Jinghong
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China  Innovation Strategy  News Organizations  People’s Daily  Social Media  Traditional Media  
Multilateralism, Developmental Regionalism, and the African Development Bank Journal article
Nyadera, Israel Nyaburi, Agwanda, Billy, Onder, Murat, Mukhtar, Ibrahim Abdirahman. Multilateralism, Developmental Regionalism, and the African Development Bank[J]. Media and Communication, 2022, 10(2), 82-94.
Authors:  Nyadera, Israel Nyaburi;  Agwanda, Billy;  Onder, Murat;  Mukhtar, Ibrahim Abdirahman
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Africa  African Development Bank  Developmental Regionalism  Multilateralism  
Weak ties matter: Social network dynamics of mobile media multiplexity and their impact on the social support and psychological well-being experienced by migrant workers Journal article
Liu, Piper Liping, Yeo, Tien Ee Dominic. Weak ties matter: Social network dynamics of mobile media multiplexity and their impact on the social support and psychological well-being experienced by migrant workers[J]. Mobile Media and Communication, 2021, 10(1), 76-96.
Authors:  Liu, Piper Liping;  Yeo, Tien Ee Dominic
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Media Multiplexity  Migrants  Mobile Information Communication Technology Use  Social Network  Tie Strength  Well-being  
Perceptions of Democracy and the Rise of Donald Trump: A Framing Analysis of Saudi Arabian Media Journal article
Isakhan, Benjamin, Nwokora, Zim, Pan, Chengxin. Perceptions of Democracy and the Rise of Donald Trump: A Framing Analysis of Saudi Arabian Media[J]. Global Media and Communication, 2019, 15(2), 159-175.
Authors:  Isakhan, Benjamin;  Nwokora, Zim;  Pan, Chengxin
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Democracy Promotion  Elections  Media Framing  Donald Trump  Saudi Arabia  United States  
Examining Advertising Effects of New and Old Media among Theater Audiences Conference paper
Angela Chang. Examining Advertising Effects of New and Old Media among Theater Audiences[C]. Dr Joseph Haldane, 2010.
Authors:  Angela Chang
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Debating China-India relations on the internet: Netizens’ dialogue for constructive international politics Journal article
Mei Wu. Debating China-India relations on the internet: Netizens’ dialogue for constructive international politics[J]. Global Media and Communication, 2010, 6(3), 383-389.
Authors:  Mei Wu
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Does your Name Project your Desired Image? Personal Names as the Tool for Impression Management and its Effectiveness. Conference paper
Cheang, J.. Does your Name Project your Desired Image? Personal Names as the Tool for Impression Management and its Effectiveness.[C]. Mass Media & Communication Research Unit, 2008.
Authors:  Cheang, J.
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e-Government as Image Engineering: A Comparative Study of e-Government Portals of the United States, China, and Hong Kong Conference paper
Lai, F. L., Lee, Paul S.N.. e-Government as Image Engineering: A Comparative Study of e-Government Portals of the United States, China, and Hong Kong[C], 2007.
Authors:  Lai, F. L.;  Lee, Paul S.N.
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Soft Power of Open Source Movements on the Internet: Hegemony or Counter-Hegemony of Podcasting Conference paper
Lai, F. L.. Soft Power of Open Source Movements on the Internet: Hegemony or Counter-Hegemony of Podcasting[C], Singapore:AMIC, 2006.
Authors:  Lai, F. L.
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What are e-Governments Doing? Comparing the IT-related Department of the U.S., China and Hong Kong in the Cyberspace (presented by the first author) Conference paper
LEE, Paul S.N., Lai, F. L.. What are e-Governments Doing? Comparing the IT-related Department of the U.S., China and Hong Kong in the Cyberspace (presented by the first author)[C], Taipei:IAMCR, 2005.
Authors:  LEE, Paul S.N.;  Lai, F. L.
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