This review surveys and divides the ethnographic corpus on digital media into three broad
but overlapping categories: the cultural politics of digital media, the vernacular cultures of …

As unprecedented waves of young, rural women journey to cities in China, not only to work,
but also to “see the world” and gain some autonomy, they regularly face significant …

'Who did you write this book for?'a publisher asked us.'Ourselves', we replied with as close
to one voice as possible, given that Doron was in Australia and Jeffrey in Singapore. But it …

This article examines the dynamics of new media in China with an emphasis on youth uses
and practices. While much attention has been devoted to the government's regime of …

International migrants often need social support to deal with an unfamiliar environment and
reduce stress caused by prevailing attitudes in their host country, as well as that induced by …

In this article I analyse the varied ways mobile phones are integrated into the daily lives of
low-income people and the implications for courtship practices, marriage relations and …

12.2 Passion Times reporter Ca Ru Choi 147 12.3 Humour and King doing a live broadcast
147 12.4 Burning the Communist flag 151 12.5 The rally attendees 152 17.1 Case example …

Comparing ethnographic and interview data in three contrasting production arrangements in
a labour-intensive factory in South China, this article argues that while the mobile phone …

Against the rise of polymedia as a global phenomenon, this study bridges the theory of
polymedia with one strand of migration research that focuses on gender identity negotiation …

This study examines smartphones as a platform for mobile news consumption by identifying
key antecedents and consequential behavioral patterns. A causal model was proposed for …