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Charlotte, NC United States
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University Professor
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www.linkedin.com/in/minjiang
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Dr. Min Jiang is Associate Professor of Communication at UNC Charlotte, and research affiliate at the Center for Global Communication Studies, University of Pennsylvania. She researches Chinese Internet technologies, politics and policies. She worked as editor in China for BTV and CCTV as well as assistant to director for Kill Bill I.
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Presentations
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(7)RedTech Advisors On Sina Weibo Regulatory Risk And Censorship
sinocismblog
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12 years ago
Transformation of Continuity Through Technology
Heather Blanchard
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13 years ago
The nine tribes of the internet
Lee Rainie
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14 years ago
China Internet Statistics 2009
Rocky Fu
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15 years ago
Ushahidi at NetSquared (loop)
Erik Hersman
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15 years ago
The Tao of the Web: China and the future of the Internet
rmackinnon
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15 years ago
Mobile for Development: Using Mobile Technology for Social Causes
evgeny.morozov
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16 years ago
Personal Information
Organization / Workplace
Charlotte, NC United States
Occupation
University Professor
Website
www.linkedin.com/in/minjiang
About
Dr. Min Jiang is Associate Professor of Communication at UNC Charlotte, and research affiliate at the Center for Global Communication Studies, University of Pennsylvania. She researches Chinese Internet technologies, politics and policies. She worked as editor in China for BTV and CCTV as well as assistant to director for Kill Bill I.
Tags
china
internet
media
search engine
regulation
chinese
politics
authoritarian
deliberation
law
border
policy
baidu
jike
google
computer visualization
twitter
social media
big data
semiotics
political economy
postmodern
us news journalism communication international glo
chinese internet governance rights media regulatio
radio
press
tv
censorship
civic
political
participation
news
online
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