Media and society in networked China, edited by Jack Linchuan Qiu

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"These articles were selected and translated into English from Open Times (Kai fang shi dai), an academic journal in Chinese"--Title page verso
Includes index

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Contents: Intro -- Contents -- Series Foreword -- Acknowledgement -- List of Contributors -- Chapter 1 Introduction -- Part 1 Socialist Media, Transformed -- Chapter 2 Re-Establish Socialist Cultural Leadership in the Networked Era? State, Intellectuals, and Working-Class Political Communication -- Chapter 3 State Division, Control Networks and the Opportunity Structure for the Coverage of Contentious Issues -- Part 2 Critical Events & Public Interest -- Chapter 4 The Wu Ying Case and the Partisan Nature of Chinese Intellectuals on Microblogs -- Chapter 5 News Commentary as a Form of Interest Articulation: A Sociology of Media Perspective -- Part 3 Internet, Grassroots & Social Movement -- Chapter 6 A World of Black and White: Internet Practices in an Urban Village-Distribution of Social Resources and Ecology of Communication in a Grassroots Society -- Chapter 7 Ernai Ah Zhen: A Story about the Construction of Subjectivity in the Virtual World -- Chapter 8 The Virtual Organization of Social Movement Entrepreneurs: The Internet and New Forms of Protest in Contemporary Chinese Society -- Index

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