Theme II: Reconstruction of citizen society and media (13 presentations） Commentator: Prof. Pan Zhongdang
Prof. Liu Kang
Prof.Tian Zhongyang
(Comment: 10mins，Question: 5mins）
1. Bowling for Columbine：The Footnote to “Freedom” and Lesson to a Good Society
Prof. Tian Chenshan（12mins）
Chinese Culture Study Center, Hawaii University
Visiting Prof., Beijing Foreign Studies University
————————————————————————–2. Beyond Global Media: Building Communities of Interest in the Context of Globalisation
Prof. Hart Cohen （12mins）
School of communication Arts
University of Western Sydney
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3. Creating Community: How Media Scandals
Affect Audiences
Frederike Wolf（12mins）
Research Associate
Steffen Burkhardt（12mins）
Dr., Associate Academic Director
Hamburg Media School
Department of Journalism
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4. Television, ICTs, and the Poor in Taiwan, 1980-2004:
Information Poverty, Social Exclusion and Civic
Engagement
Prof. Shih-Hung Lo（12mins）
Ph.D. Associate Professor
Department of Department and Grad.
Inst. of Telecommunications,
National Chung Cheng University
5. Fundamental narration concerning the media and democracy in the modern western society
Prof. Xu Zhenglin （Written Presentation）
Dean of Advertising Department
Shanghai University
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Prof. Ding Boquan（12mins）
Director of Journalism Study Institution
School of Journalism and Communication
Nanjing University
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7. Theorizing and Professionalizing the System of Governmental Press Release in Contemporary China: A Perspective of Public Communication
Shi Anbing （12mins）
Associate Professor
School of Journalism and Communication
Tsinghua University
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8. From Confrontation To Harmony: The Turning of News for People’s Livelihood in Building Harmonious Society — A Case Study of TVS’ Headlines Today Program
Prof. Guo Guanghua（12mins）
Dean, School of Journalism and Communication,
Guangdong University of Foreign Studies
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9. Panel: The Right to Witness
Kathalene A. Razzano (12mins）
PhD Candidate, Cultural Studies Program
Prof. Debra Bergoffen (12mins）
Professor of Philosophy
Fan Yang (12mins）
PhD Student, Cultural Studies Program
George Mason University
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10. Dialogue and Distance: China Safety of Food
Crisis Strategies Effects Analysis
Linda Ni (Written Presentation)
PHD student
School of Film-Television Art and Technology
Shanghai University
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Break
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Theme III: Global Media Industry and Public Policy
(9 Presentations)
Commentator: Prof. Huang Dan
Prof. Tong Bing
(Comment: 10mins，Question: 5mins）
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1. A Study on the Transformation Process of Chinese
Newspaper’s Role in the Background of Gradual Reform
(12mins)
Prof. Luo Yicheng
Dean, School of Journalism and Communication
Prof. Lu Shangbin
School of Journalism and Communication
Wuhan University
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2. System Integration, Cascade Effect and Global Business Revolution: Convergence in the Global Media Industry
Prof. Ying Lei（12mins）
University of Cambridge
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3. New Developments and Approaches in Global Communication: TeleSur, in search for a new international communication order
Prof. Antonio Castillo（12mins）
School of Communication Arts
University of Western Sydney
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4. An exploratory study of IT adoption and dynamic capabilities on business process reengineering of media industry
Prof. Ya-Ching Lee（12mins）
Institute of Communications Management
National Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan，China
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5. Postmodernism and its Insinuations on Media and Society
Prof. Syed Abdul Siraj（12mins）
Chairman, Mass Communication Allama Iqbal Open University，Islamabad，Pakistan
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6. A Comparative Analysis of News Coverage of Natural Disasters
Jinbong Choi （12mins）
PhD, Assistant Professor
Department of Mass Communications
Minnesota State University, Mankato
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7. The Challenges Facing the Media Industry in Taiwan
Prof. Bonnie Perng（12mins）
School of Chengchi University，Taiwan，China
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8. Challenges of the Assessment of Impacts of International Communication Assistance
Prof. Lucie Hribal （12mins）
Ph.D. University of Zurich
IPMZ Institute of Mass Communication Science and Media Research
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9. Global Communication Ethics: An exploration of nonviolent communication and sustained dialogue in cross-cultural engagement
Prof. Deirdre D. Johnston （12mins）
Professor & Chair, Department of Communication
Hope College ,Holland
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_________________________________________________Theme IV: New Media and Society
(9 Presentations)
Commentator: Prof. Li Liangrong
Prof. Sun Youzhong
(Comment: 10mins，Question: 5mins）
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1. Comment of Family and Personal Information Access
Behavior in Age of Digital Media
Prof. Huang Shengmin（12mins）
Dean, College of Advertising
Communication University of China
2. Citizen vs. Consumer or Citizen-Consumer: Public Participation in Citizen Blogs and Celebrity Blogs in China （12mins）
Prof. Stephen Reese
School of Journalism
Jia Dai
School of Journalism
University of Texas at Austin
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3. Amman.net Internet Radio: New Model for Development:
Communication in the Arab World Amman.net
Orayb Najjar（12mins）
Associate Professor, Department of Communication
Northern Illinois University
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4. Digital Tampering: An Analysis of 2-D versus 3-D Images
in the Print Media
Hana S. Noor Al-Deen （12mins）
Ph.D. Department of Communication Studies
University of North Carolina at Wilmington
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5. Communicative Effect and Political Influence of New Media
Qiao Mu（12mins）
Associate Prof., Director
International Communication Study Center
College of English, Beijing Foreign Studies University
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6. Am I affected adversely by using internet? Global communication and its effects on youth social life
Tahereh Saheb （12mins）
Allameh Tabatabyee University, Iran
7. On the Formation of a Transnational Public Sphere by Means of Web-Based Communication
Prof. Rainer Winter（12mins）
Dr. Institute of Media and Communication Studies Klagenfurt University, Austria
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8. The Role of New Communication Technologies in the Transfer of American Higher Educational Experience into the Middle Eastern Gulf States: Prospects and challenges
Prof. Mahboub Hashem（12mins）
Chair and Professor
Department of Mass communication
The American University of Sharjah
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9、A Cure for the Commons? Online Participatory Mapping
Prof. Michael Edward Lenert（12mins）
The University of Nevada ，USA
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Break
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Theme V：Cross-Cultural Communication Studies (1)
(5 presentations)
Commentator: Prof. Shan Bo
Prof. Zhang Yonghua
Prof. Yang Zhihong
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1、Towards a global media ethics
Prof. .Nick Couldry（12mins）
Department of Media and Communications, Goldsmiths College, University of London
2、The public discourse of China-Japan relations in Japan; focusing on the dialectic between the two public sphere, the traditional media and the Internet
Hwang Seongbin （12mins）
Associate Prof.
Department of Media and Communication Studies
Rikkyo University
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3. Gaps & Convergences in Values Regarding the Handicapped Between China & The West: From Rain Man & Forrest Gump to The Short Plays of Zhao Benshan
Yin Hongyi（12mins）
Journalist，Xinhua News Agency
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4. The NEST (Network of Engendered Spirituality Talk) of “Othered” Men: A Comparative Cross-cultural Mapping of Non-heterosexual Spirituality in Cyberspace
Brian Saludes Bantugan（12mins）
College of Mass Communication
University of the Philippines
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5. Potential Untapped: Cultural Sensitivity-Islamic Persuasive Communication in Health Promotion Program
Mohd Khair Ahmad （12mins）
PhD Candidate,
School of Journalism & Communication,
University of Queensland, Australia
Lecturer, University Utara Malaysia
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Lunch
Theme V：Cross-Cultural Communication Studies (2)
(6 presentations)
Commentator: Prof. Shan Bo
Prof. Zhang Yonghua
Prof. Yang Zhihong
(Comment: 12mins，Question: 5mins）
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6. The Transformation of Irish Mass Media in the Context of Globalization
Liu Chen （12mins）
Associate Prof.
International Communication Study Center
Beijing Foreign Studies University
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7. Big Food: Advertisement, Entrepreneurship, and “American Cuisine” in Japan
Prof. .Kathryn L. Seidel (12mins)
Department of English, University of Central Florida
Fulbright Prof. Department of English and Communication Studies, Tsuda College
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8. Symbolism in American Beauty:A Semiotic Study of
Meanings Represented by Rose
Wang Zhenping (12mins)
Associate Prof. English Department
School of English and International Studies
Beijing Foreign Studies University
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9. How the Media in China and Japan can Improve Their
Mutual Understanding: a Discussion Based on a
Cross-cultural Content Analysis Study
Ge Wang (12mins)
Graduate Student
Ochomizu University Social Psychology Lab
10. Multi-Media Conformity of Digital Art Education in the
Age of Cultural Transformation
Prof. Liu Xiumei (Written Presentation)
School of Digital Art Education
Shanghai University
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11. Transnational Cooperation Among Medias in view of Political Communication–A Case Study on a survey of Chinese and Japanese college students
Huang Lin (Written Presentation)
PHD Student
School of Film-TV Art and Technology
Shanghai University
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Break
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Theme VI: Communication Theories and Practice Study
(16 presentations)
Commentator: Prof. Li Xiguang
Prof. Zhang Guoliang
Prof.fan dong sheng
(Comment: 12mins，Question: 5mins）
————————————————————————-1. On Paradigmatic Transformation of Development
Communication Theories
Prof. Chen Weixing（12mins）
Dean, School of International Communication
Communication University of China
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2. On Chomsky’s View of Communication
Prof. Shan Bo（12mins）
Vice Dean
School of Journalism and Communication
Wuhan University
3. Core Factors in the Controlling Forces of Mass Communication Media
Prof. Duan Jingsu（12mins）
Vice Dean
School of Journalism and Communication
Nanjing University
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4. Study on the Models of Contemporary Broadcasting Administration in Europe and America
Prof. Jin Guanjun (Written Presentation)
Dean, School of Film-TV Art and Technology
Shanghai University
5. The relationship between communication and democracy:
the academic origin of deliberative democracy by
Habermas
Prof. Zhang Yonghua (Written Presentation)
Dean, Department of Journalism and Communication, School of Film-TV Art and Technology
Shanghai University
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6. Dual Effect of Geography and Transportation upon Cultural Communication in Rural Area
Prof. Gong Wei (Written Presentation)
Chongqing Jiaotong University
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7. Social Psychology of Media in Iran
Ali Akbar Abdolrash （12mins）
Journalist, Iran
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8. Women’s Issues in Nigerian Popular Culture
Adedayo Abah（12mins）
PhD
Department of Journalism and Mass
Communications, Washington and Lee University
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9. Comparative Study on Supply and Demand, and Rating
Analysis of TV Mainstream Program between Mainland
China and Taiwan
Kirsten Y.C, Huang （12mins）
Researcher, Communication Research Center
Assistant Professor. Department of Journalism
Shih Hsin University, Taiwan, China
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10. Testing a Western Media Education Instrument in the Eastern Setting
Tak Shing (Leo) Chan (12mins)
University of Houston — Clear Lake
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11. Different conceptual reasons of Chinese and Western
photojournalism revealed in international contests
Wang Jing （Written Presentation）
Lecturer, Department of Journalism
Beijing Foreign Studies University
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12. Restoration of Personal and Organizational Images –
Communicational Strategies for Public Figure’s Personal
Crisis
Xu Jian (Written Presentation)
PHD Student
School of Film-TV Art and Technology
Shanghai University |
