Global Chinese media and a decade of change

Marsh, Vivien; Madrid-Morales, Dani; Paterson, Chris

doi:10.1177/17480485221139459

Cited by 6 publications

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“…Chinese journalists, accordingly, often assume the role of "eyes, ears, tongue and throat" of the CCP (Obbema, 2015). With the growing centralization of power, the control by the CCP over media organizations, particularly state media, has been further intensified (Marsh et al, 2023). Informed by the differences in journalism culture between China and the other three countries, the following hypothesis is proposed.…”

Section: Transnational Heterogeneity Of Network Agendamentioning

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Building network agenda in China-U.S. trade conflict news: Transnational comparative study across China, the United States, Singapore and Ireland

Liu

2024

Newspaper Research Journal

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Drawing from agenda building theory, this study explores the impact of factors like journalistic culture, national stance and conflict periods on the similarity and dissimilarity of network agendas in China-U.S. trade conflict news across China, the United States, Singapore and Ireland. Findings revealed significant correlations in network agendas across countries, albeit with disparities between China and the United States. Notably, the correlation weakened in both Chinese and U.S. news following the trade war’s eruption.

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Section: Transnational Heterogeneity Of Network Agendamentioning

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Building network agenda in China-U.S. trade conflict news: Transnational comparative study across China, the United States, Singapore and Ireland

Liu

2024

Newspaper Research Journal

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“…Other than the topic of US elections, Zeng and Sparks (2020) examined the coverage of the US-China trade war in the Global Times. Following the research trend of rethinking China's external communication strategies in the 2020s (Marsh et al, 2023), this paper will provide empirical evidence of China Daily as an important channel of China's international media serving as the party-state's propaganda vehicle to challenge Western media dominance.…”

Section: China's Media Go Globalmentioning

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Return to normality? Commentary on Joe Biden, Donald Trump and the 2020 US presidential election in China Daily

Liu

2023

Journalism

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This paper examines the critical commentary on Joe Biden, Donald Trump and the 2020 United States presidential election in China’s English-language newspaper China Daily. A thematic analysis was conducted of all the relevant opinion and editorial pieces (op-eds) published in China Daily two months before and after the release of the US presidential election results. Thematic analysis showed that China Daily was highly critical of Trump, especially for politicizing the COVID-19 pandemic and exercising restrictions on China. China Daily’s attitudes towards Biden were more varied, with appraisal of Biden’s cabinet selections and suggestions for the Biden administration’s priorities. The newspaper constructed a Biden/Trump dichotomy that ultimately serves to strengthen the narrative of China as a reliable country in contrast with the hypocritical United States. China Daily situated the commentary on the 2020 US election into the discussion of political stability, the COVID-19 pandemic and the climate change crisis, and frequently used strategies of othering the US and victimizing China to present China as a responsible alternative world power pursuing global cooperation and harmony.

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