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New Media and Transformation of Social Life in China
First Edition
Edited by:
- Xinxun Wu - Chairman, Shanghai Innovative Institute of Social Sciences, Shanghai University
- Han Zheng - Professor, Shanghai University
- Xiaokun Wu - Professor, South China University of Technology
Series:
SAGE China Studies
SAGE China Studies
March 2018 | 256 pages | SAGE India
The field of media and communication has expanded substantially in China over the last few decades. New Media and the Transformations of Social Life in China covers in detail the main aspects related to media in China, including new media technologies, social networks, media convergence, smart cities, digital media, information and communication technology (ICT), and risk society. A major strength of this book is its coverage of the role of ICT for social participation in urban policy and management areas, which include e-governance, social security, and decision support systems. The book also addresses issues such as the financial crisis, the global energy crisis, and environmental pollution.
Preface
Han Zheng and Jue Lu
Reflections on the Transformation of Chinese Media System in the Context of Globalization
Yonghua Zhang
From Media Convergence to “Internet Plus”
Xinxun Wu
Smart City Ideas Reflect on Chinese New Smart Rural Construction
Karsten Zimmermann
Smart Cities and New Patterns of Socio-technical Governance
Daniel Kübler, Sarah Ott, and Anna Christmann
Electoral Pressure or Deficit Compensation? Online Political Communication by Public Agencies in Western European City-regions
Min Zhang, Sihui DING and Dan DI
Association Study on Urban Festival Activities and Residents’ Happiness—Taking Shanghai Tourism Festival as an Example
Jin Long
“Movie Dream” of Internet Enterprises in China—Take “BAT” as a Case Study
Bernardo Díaz Nosty
Media and Climate Change: From Content Analysis to Analysis Content: Approximation to the Interdisciplinary Construction of a New Paradigm
Hui Shen and Sibo Wang
Analysis of New Media Functions upon the Air Quality Testing Campaign in Chinese Cities
Ernest Zhang
Reform and Innovation of Journalism and Communication Education in the Era of Media Convergence: A Case Study of Missouri School of Journalism
Xiaokun Wu
Localization of Data Journalism Education: A Participatory Analysis of the Data Journalism Class in Shanghai University
Jianjie Tao and Mei Jiao
A Study on the Media Behavior and Information Evaluation of the New Generation Migrant Workers in the Era of New Media—Compared with the Old Generation
Qingchuan Wang
The Construction and Rethinking of Journalism Professionalism in We Media Era
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