This journal examines the evolving landscape of media and communication in China, with a particular focus on the impact of digital technologies and artificial intelligence on creative industries, cultural production, and audience engagement. It explores themes such as platform capitalism, algorithmic influence, fan culture, and the negotiation of identity and authenticity in online spaces. The journal also investigates the transnational circulation of Chinese media content and the cultural implications of these global flows.
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CommunicationQ1
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Subject Classification
Web of Science Categories
Communication
Scopus Categories
Cultural StudiesCommunication
Research Topics (OpenAlex)
Media Studies and CommunicationAsian Culture and Media StudiesHong Kong and Taiwan PoliticsChina's Socioeconomic Reforms and GovernanceSocial Media and PoliticsGender, Feminism, and MediaCultural Industries and Urban DevelopmentDigital Economy and Work TransformationDigital Games and MediaChinese history and philosophy