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Global Media and China

ISSN Print: 2059-4364

ISSN Online: 2059-4372

Website: https://journals.sagepub.com/loi/gcha

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Is citizen journalism better than professional journalism for fact

Axel Bruns,Jean Burgess,Jing Zeng

New perspectives on citizen journalism

An Nguyen,Savyasaachi Jain,Stuart Allan,Xin Zeng

We’re just data: Exploring China’s social credit system in relation to digital platform ratings cultures in Westernised democracies

Amy Shields Dobson,Karen Li Xan Wong

How citizen journalists impact the agendas of traditional media and the government policymaking process in China

Teresa M. Harrison,Yumeng Luo

The role of city rankings in local public policy design: Urban competitiveness and economic press

Alberto Carrera Portugal

Grounded theory in journalism and communication studies in the Chinese mainland (2004–2017): Status quo and problems

Chen Wenbing,Hu Shiming,Xu Jinghong,You Xinyang

Reading border

Anthony Fung,Boris Pun,Yoshitaka Mori

User

Yu Xiang

Narrated oppressive mechanisms: Chinese audiences’ receptions of effeminate masculinity

Xiaoxiao Zhang

Blurred boundaries: Citizens journalists versus conventional journalists in Hong Kong

Karoline Nerdalen Darbo,Terje Skjerdal

Acknowledgements, 2019

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The cultural power metric: Toward a reputational analysis of China’s soft power in the Asia

Brian Yecies,Elaine Jing Zhao,Haiqing Yu,Huan Wu,Michael Keane,Peter Yong Zhong,Susan Leong

Determining economic news about China in global news feed: Evidence from Global Database of Events, Language and Tone

Yicheng Zhu

Erratum: The professional boundaries of journalists in Hong Kong: Strategies of accepting and dismissing citizen journalists, 2019

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Americanized or localized: A qualitative study on Chinese advertising practitioners’ perceptions of creativity and strategy in the digital age

Huan Chen,Rang Wang,Xuan Liang

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Zheng Zhu

Data on demand

Gary Rawnsley,Michael Keane

Corrigendum: ‘Shanghai is burning’: Extravaganza, transgender representation and transnational cinema, 2019

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The professional boundaries of journalists in Hong Kong: Strategies of accepting and dismissing citizen journalists

Florin C Serban

Corrigendum: Grounded theory in journalism and communication studies in the Chinese mainland (2004–2017): Status quo and problems, 2019

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Battlefield of global ranking: How do power rivalries shape soft power index building?

Chang Zhang,Ruiqin Wu

Prosumers in a digital multiverse: An investigation of how WeChat is affecting Chinese citizen journalism

Matthew Wall,Yan Wu

Popularizing party journalism in China in the age of social media: The case of Xinhua News Agency

Xin Xin

US

Chen Yang

Cultural co

Felix Wiebrecht

Hollywood movies and China: Analysis of Hollywood globalization and relationship management in China’s cinema market

Xu Song

A clown, a political messiah or a punching bag? Rethinking the performative identity construction of celebrity through social media

Joey Chan,Kimmy Cheng,Tommy Tse,Vivienne Leung

Hegemonic media and inequality in Brazil

Raquel Paiva

Deconstruction and reconstruction of identities: An interpretation on Chinese agriculture metal

Yuan Wang？

Measuring differences in the Chinese press: A study of People’s Daily and Southern Metropolitan Daily

Colin Sparks,Haiyan Wang,Yu Huang

China

Herman Wasserman

Vocaloid in China: Cosmopolitan music, cultural expression, and multilayer identity

Yiyi Yin

China’s soft power from the BRICS to the BRI

Colin Sparks

‘Shanghai is burning’: Extravaganza, transgender representation and transnational cinema

Hongwei Bao

Book Review: Henry Jenkins, Mimi Ito and danah boyd, Participatory Culture in a Networked Era

Lei Wang

Linguistic violence and online political communications in China: The example of 鸡的屁 (Ji De Pi) as an ironic spoof of gross domestic product in online debates around environmental issues

Qingning Wang

BRI: Bridging or breaking BRICS?

Daya Thussu

No More Taboo: Discursive tactics for navigating the taboo of cosmetic surgery

Ka Yee Janice Wong

International TV series distribution on Chinese digital platforms: Marketing strategies and audience engagement

Andrew White,Celia Lam,Filippo Gilardi,K Cohen Tan,Shuxin Cheng,Yifan Zhao

Book Review: Michel Hockx, Internet Literature in China

Giuseppe Minacapilli

The impact of monetization on the public functions of Weibo

Lize Zhang,Weiyu Zhang

New World Information and Communication Order and BRICS: Legacies and relevance

Sanjay Bharthur

Attractiveness, expertise and closeness: The effect of source credibility of the first lady as political endorser on social media in China

Yiyi Yin,Zongya Li

Does the Chinese government engage in online public debates? A case study of political communications around the building of an oil refinery in Kunming, China

Qingning Wang

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