[Air-L] Global Media and China Webinar: Data on Demand, Ranking the Nation, Predicting the Future

[Xiao Han]

Dear All, 

The SAGE journal Global Media and China, sponsored by the Communication University of China, is pleased to announce the next webinar will take place on ZOOM: 

Join Zoom Meeting
https://cuhk.zoom.us/j/99051183280 <https://cuhk.zoom.us/j/99051183280>

Meeting ID: 990 5118 3280

Time:
October 12, 19:00-20:00 (Beijing/HK Time)
October 12,  21:00-22:00 (Brisbane Time)

WELCOME

Professor Anthony Fung，The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Professor Jeroen de Kloet, University of Amsterdam


CHAIR

Professor Michael Keane,  Queensland University of Technology 


SPEAKERS

Prof Gary Rawnsley is Dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and Professor of Public Diplomacy at the University of Nottingham Ningbo China. He has published extensively on propaganda, public and cultural diplomacy, soft power, and the media in democratising political systems.
Dr Zhang Chang is a post-doctoral faculty fellow of Communication University of China. She has recently graduated from University of Warwick. Her research focuses on public diplomacy and International Communication – especially the comparative study between China’s and Russia’s International broadcasting.
Haiqing Yu is a professor of Media and Communication and an ARC Future Fellow at RMIT University, Australia Her current projects examine the social implications of China’s social credit system, technological innovation, and digital transformation; China’s digital presence in Australasia; and Chinese-language digital/social media in Australia.
Elaine Jing Zhao is an Assoc-Prof  in the School of the Arts and Media, and Co-Director of Media Futures Hub, University of New South Wales. Elaine’s research focuses on cultural production, creative labour, communication and media policy, informal media economy, and media globalisation.
Hugh Davies is a research fellow at RMIT in Melbourne. He studies games and digital culture in the Asia Pacific Region. Hugh sits on the board of the Chinese Digital Games and Research Association.