This article reviews the impact of digital technologies on Chinese newspapers. The diffusion
of the smartphone has precipitated severe economic problems for the printed press. There …

This study assesses the scope and applicability of the “protest paradigm” in non-Western
contexts by examining the news coverage of Brazilian, Chinese, and Indian protests in their …

This study examined media bias, media ideologies and dominance in two newspaper
articles on COVID 19 that were published by the American Washington Post newspaper and …

This article examines how the interplay between political, economic and technological
factors in China has resulted in the taming of critical journalism since the rule of Xi Jinping in …

Abstract This article develops Karl Mannheim's theory of generations as a tool to analyze the
profound changes that journalism is experiencing in the mainland of China. The article …

Investigative journalism is about uncovering what shall not be covered, yet, blind spots
remain. This paper explores what topics investigative journalists consider to be neglected in …

While the presence of cameras in courtrooms is controversial in the West, the Chinese
government has promoted the live broadcasting of court trials via digital media platforms …

Disrupting Chinese Journalism provides a rich insight into the disruptive effects of digital
technologies–especially smart-phones–on the Chinese print media market. Pulling from an …

This article scrutinizes global media coverage of the 2005 Chinese Songhua River Spill, a
significant transboundary water pollution crisis. It compares media narratives in China's …

This chapter explains why, although the Chinese state has no. granted an institutionalized
space for civil society. It examines the Xi Jinping leadership's multi-fold endeavors to …