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| Asian Journal of Communication |
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| Volume 19(1), 2009 |
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| CONTENTS |
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Seo, Hyunjin |
International media coverage of North Korea: Study of journalists and news reports on the six-party nuclear talks. |
1-17 |
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| | This study examines what factors influence journalists' perceived importance of different attributes of North Korea | |
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Asia
persuasion
print journalism
news
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Baek, Tae Hyun, and Yu,Hyunjae |
Online health promotion strategies and appeals in the USA and South Korea: A content analysis of weight-loss websites. |
18-38 |
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| | Despite the potential utility of the Internet as a health promotion medium, relatively few studies have been devoted to online health promotion strategies and appeals in cross-cultural settings | |
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computer
technologies
health
advertising
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Hollander, Ed, d'Haenens, Leen, Bardoel, Jo |
Television performance in Indonesia: Steering between civil society, state and market. |
39-58 |
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| | This article looks at the television landscape in Indonesia that has undergone a major transformation in recent decades | |
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television
broadcasting and media
Asia
Pacific Rim
democracy
politics and government
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Frederick, Howard H., and De Alwis, Chandrika K. |
Western propaganda models reconsidered: The 'Catherine Wheel' of censorship circumvention in developing world internal conflicts. |
59-79 |
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| | This study is a deep-text analysis of military censorship applied to the national press in the Sri Lankan conflict | |
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military and armed conflict
law
print journalism
news
television
semiotic theory
demographics
economics
politics and government
theory
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Wang, Ying, and Sun, Shaojing |
Examining Chinese students' Internet use and cross-cultural adaptation: Does loneliness speak much? |
80-96 |
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| | Guided by uses and gratifications theory and prior research on cross-cultural adaptation (CCA), this article investigated how loneliness influenced Chinese students' Internet use and CCA | |
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theory
personality and psychology
interpersonal
China
computer
technologies
race and ethnicity
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Chen, Yang |
Negotiating fragmented women's news: State, market and feminism in contemporary Chinese media. |
97-115 |
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| | This study aims to explain the reasons for the transformation of women's news in contemporary China | |
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news
gender
print journalism
Asia
China
Pacific Rim
television
theory
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Wei, Ran |
The state of new media technology research in China: A review and critique. |
116-127 |
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| | Scholars argue that the history of communication technology is a history of social change, often in unpredictable ways under the influence of various socio-political forces and technological innovations | |
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democracy
technologies
memory
international development
science
Asia
China
Pacific Rim
theory
methodology
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