About
Author: Quyao (Catherine) Chen
Quyao (Catherine) Chenis a junior at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She is majoring in Journalism and Economics.
This website is created as a part of the new media coursework. As a Chinese student pursuing a journalism degree in the U.S., Quyao found that Western countries have a great interest in Chinese media, especially the highly censored environment, but previous studies about this topic are limited. Quyao would like to use this website as a platform to introduce an overview of Chinese media and its political regulation, based on her research and personal experience.
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Links to Other Sites
The following links are to websites created by classmates from the same course, Journalism 676 New Media and Society, in the University of Wisconsin-Madison:
- Austin Lanners “Taylor Swift Had It All Wrong: How Spotify Could Save the Music Industry”
http://vm3.journalism.wisc.edu/j676/alanners/- Furey-King, Conor “The Website as a Form of New Media”
http://vm3.journalism.wisc.edu/j676/kfureyking/- Gretchen Miron “Violence Against Women in the Media as Seen Through Twitter”
http://vm3.journalism.wisc.edu/j676/gmiron/- Hayley Trichon “The Impact of Amazon’s Big Data Usage”
http://vm3.journalism.wisc.edu/j676/trichon/- Hongli Wang “Cyberbullying in China”
http://vm3.journalism.wisc.edu/j676/hwang342- Jake Rickun “Bitcoin: Harboring an Age of Automatic Trust”
http://vm3.journalism.wisc.edu/j676/rickun- Katie Rosoff “The Daily Show: Democracy’s Champion”
http://vm3.journalism.wisc.edu/j676/crosoff/- Lauren Kolodny “Can the Government Contain the Internet: Cyber Censorship in China”
http://vm3.journalism.wisc.edu/j676/lkolodny/- Megan Garske “President Calvin Coolidge: The Public Relations and Advertising Story”
https://presidentcoolidgepublicrelations.wordpress.com/- Nathaniel Sharping “#Revolution: How Social Media Allowed the Middle East to Revolt”
http://vm3.journalism.wisc.edu/j676/sharping/- Paige Cero “Advertising and America’s Resistance to Aging”
http://vm3.journalism.wisc.edu/j676/cero/- Patricia Johnson “The National Security Agency and Government Surveillance”
https://riseofnsa.wordpress.com/- Samantha Silverman “Reality TV and the Impact on Society”
http://vm3.journalism.wisc.edu/j676/srsilverman/- Sarah Randall “Food Advertising Effects on Children”
http://vm3.journalism.wisc.edu/j676/slrandall/- University of Wisconsin-Madison Library: http://newcomm.library.wisc.edu