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EditorialFirst Published January 1, 2018; pp. 3–6 |
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From modernization to neoliberalism? How IT opinion leaders imagine the information societyFirst Published January 1, 2018; pp. 7–29 |
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The political economy of Chinese internet companies: Financialization, concentration, and capitalizationFirst Published January 1, 2018; pp. 30–59 |
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From divergence to convergence: Institutionalization of copyright and the decline of online video piracy in ChinaFirst Published January 1, 2018; pp. 60–86 |
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How local journalists interpret and evaluate media convergence: An empirical study of journalists from four press groups in FujianFirst Published January 1, 2018; pp. 87–115 |
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ICA 2016 Preconference
The politics and economics of Chinese new media industries
9th June, 2016 (Thursday)
8:30am – 5:00pm
Room Vega
Hilton Sea Hawk, Fukuoka
Programme
| 830am – 9am | Registration and Welcome | Moderator: Prof Weiyu Zhang |
| 9am – 945am |
Keynote Presentation Prof Stephen REESE School of Journalism, U of Texas at Austin
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945am – 1115am
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Session 1: Policy and Regulations Weishan MIAO, Yunxia PANG, Min JIANG
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Moderator: Prof Bingchun Meng Regulating the Internet in China: Tracing the Trajectory of Chinese Internet Policies over 20 Years
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Min TANG
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Repurposing China’s Internet for Capital Development: Regulatory Context, Policy Changes and Implications
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Hongmei LI
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The Baidu Controversy: Advertising Practices, Regulatory Challenges and Ethics
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| Jie GU |
Institutional Change and Convergence: Towards Anti-Piracy in China’s Online Video Industry
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Zhan LI & Junbin SU
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Is “Ethical Commercialization” of Web Companies Possible? —A Public Policy Study of Media Buying of Popular Search Engines and Portals in China
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| 1115am – 1130am |
Tea Break
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| 1130am – 1pm |
Session 2: Politics? Economics?
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Moderator: Prof Jing Wu |
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Zehui DAI, Miao FENG, Eileen Le HAN, & Yu XU
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The Old Media on the “New” Media: Understanding the Local Political Economy of Chinese Media through Weibo
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Lize ZHANG & Weiyu ZHANG
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The Power Game of Sina Weibo’s Monetization: Conflicts, Problems and Negotiations
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Benedetta BREVINI
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Social media, power and the environment: a political economy of Chai Jing’s documentary Under the Dome
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XIONG Hui & ZHANG Jian
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How local journalists interpret and evaluate newspaper industry’s transformation toward new media? A qualitative study on journalists from 11 newspaper in Fujian Province
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Kecheng FANG
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Commercial Media Are Dying, Long Live the Party Media
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| 1pm – 2pm |
Lunch (at conference hotel)
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| 2pm – 230pm |
Session 3: Business Strategies and Modes of Production
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Moderator: Prof Min Jiang |
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Hongzhe WANG
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“Prosumer Capitalism with Chinese Characteristics”: Sharing Economy and the Transformation of Information Labor Politics in China
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Lin ZHANG
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“Participatory Capitalism” and the Rise of E-commerce Village in China: The Case of Wantou
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Lotus Yang RUAN & Hatty LIU
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Manufacturing Innovation: 30 Years of Entrepreneurial Clustering in China’s Information Technology Development
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Bjarke LIBORIUSSEN, Paul MARTIN & Andrew WHITE
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Developing New Business Models for Content Creation in the Chinese Creative Industries
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Yanfang WU
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An Engagement Business Model in the Digital Age: An Investigation of Digital Transition in Newsrooms in China and the U.S.
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| 230pm – 245pm |
Tea Break
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| 245pm – 415pm | Session 4: Local and Global |
Moderator: Prof Zhan Li
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Jing WU & Guoqiang YUN
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From Modernization to Neoliberalism? How IT Opinion Leaders Imagine the Information Society
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Zhiqiu ZHOU
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After iPhone, What? Resistance From China’s Mobile Technology Industry
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DU Juan
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China’s Internet Governmentality: An Investigation to the Occupy Central Movement Case
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Gianluigi NEGRO
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The Global Construction of the Chinese Internet, 1994 – 2014
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Susan LEONG & Terence LEE
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The Long Shadow of Internet Giants: Chinese Cybersovereignty and Internet Governance in Singapore and Malaysia
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| 415pm – 5pm |
Spotlight Presentation Lianrui JIA York University, Toronto, Canada |
Financialization of Chinese Internet Companies
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