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Annual report on development of new media in China 2011. Volume 1 /
It's projected that China's internet population will hit 718 million by 2013, comfortably the largest base of net users in the world. Central to this are issues of ownership, freedom and censorship. But what is China's perspective and on the proliferation of new media within China and...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Reading, England :
Paths International Limited,
2013.
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| Colección: | China New Technology and New Media.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover; Acknowledgements; Contents; 1 The Localization and Socialization of New Media in China: Development Characteristics, Influence, and Trends of China's Online Media in 2010; I. National Character and Chinese Characteristics Become Increasingly Obvious; II. Development of Major New Media; III. Diffusion Influence in China's New Media; 2 On Internet Culture; I. Internet Culture: Global Synchronization; II. Internet Culture: Mass Participation; III. Internet culture:a Personalized Experience; IV. Internet Culture: Comprehensive Expression; V. Internet Culture: a Dominant Form.
- VI. Internet Culture: a New Mankind3 Study on Main Forms and Featuresof Cyber Culture; I. Features of Website Culture; II. Features of Forum Culture; III. Features of Game Culture; IV. Features of Instant Messaging Culture; V. Features of Blog Culture; VI. Features of Search Engine Culture; VII. Features of Wiki Culture; VIII. Features of Social Network Site (SNS) Culture; IX. Features of Twitter Culture; X. Conclusion; 4 Analysis on China's Internet Media and InternetCommunications in 2010; I. Determining Policy and Keeping to the Direction; II. 'Tri-network Convergence' Finally Started.
- III. Laws and Regulations Issued to Carry Out Special RectificationIV. Propaganda and Reports to Be Vivid and Thorough; V. Twitter Springing Up with Attractive Functions; VI. News Websites Transformed into Enterprises and Restructured; VII. Another Upsurge of IPOs in America; VIII. Online Public Opinions in Quick Succession; IX. Conversation and Confrontation Both Presented; X. Vices of All Corners Fully Exposed; 5 Communication Characteristics of Significant Online Public Opinion Cases in China (1998-2010).
- I. The Temporal and Spatial Characteristics of Significant Online Public Opinion CasesII. Groups That Involved in Significant Online Public Opinion Cases and Their Types; III. Information Sources and Transmission Routes of Online Public Opinion Cases; IV. Influence and Impact of Onl ine Public Opinion Cases; V. Conclusion; 6 Reflection on Chinese Micro-blogs in 2010; I. Micro-blog's Initial Phase: Following Major Network Trends and Developing Rapidly; II. Micro-blog Functions: The Epitome of Web 2.0, Powerful but Not 'Omnipotent'
- III. The Phenomenon of Micro-blogs: 'Viral' Spreading + Commercial Marketing, True and False Prosperity CoexistingIV. Influence of Micro-blog: Due Meaning of Social Media; Powerful, Yet Limited, Functions.; 7 The Development History, Problems and PolicyRecommendations of 'Tri-network Convergence'in China; I. The Basic Process of 'Tri-network Convergence' in China; II. Issues Arising from Process of 'Tri-network Convergence'; III. Measures and Suggestions for the Issues; 8 Report on the internet in China; I. Introduction; II. Development of the Internet in China.