csm: A Pathfinder

This is a computer-generated pathfinder created against the Distant Reader study called csm.

Each Distant Reader study carrel is composed of many individual items. Each item is bibliographically described with author, title, date, summary, and keyword values. Below is a list of the items' most signficant keywords as well as lists of the items themselves. Purpusing the content of this pathfinder provides the student, researcher, or scholar with one way to get their heads around the scope of the carrel. The keywords include:

Communication; Society; People; Culture; Information; Students; Health; Women; News; Public; English; Covid-19; China; Self; Narrative; Development; Learning; Education; Knowledge; Human; Technology; Audience; Power; Users; Note; Text; Audiences; Film; Distribution; Music; Video; Heritage; Poetry; Cd4; Agenda

Depending on how this pathfinder was created, many of the bibliographic sections will include elaborations on the meaning(s) of the given keywords. These elaborations were generated by feeding the items' summaries to a large langauge model and asking the model to address the question, "What is X?", where "X" is the keyword. The result will be a few sentences of elaboration. Be forewarned. The elaborations are often plausible, but they should not be take as truth. Instead, they should be taken as points for consideration.

• Transparency Culture & Ecclesial Responsibility: Reflections on Institutional Communications by Mendoza, Cristian; Beekman, Carl (2018) - Making the Church information-transparent is not only to provide the web with information, it is also about changing the culture of understanding new technologies inside the Church and that could make the institution sustainable in the long term because information transparency aims for inclusion. In the Church, we do not move transparency standards according to common social expectations regarding nonprofit institutions (Bowman, 2002, p. 293), but on the needs according to its spiritual mission. Keywords: church; communication; culture; faithful; goods; information; institution; media; mission; need; public; society; standards; transparency; vol
• Nigeria’s Unity, Development and Civil Society: The Imperative of Good Governance by Chukwuemeka, Emma E. O.; Ezeodili, Walter; Aduma, Aloysius (2018) - The interaction, which is, based on unequal relationship has distorted Nigeria development and at the same time stagnated the development of its productive force. The mode of thinking has influenced Nigeria development strategies since independence. Keywords: communication; development; distribution; ethnicity; good; governance; government; media; nigeria; people; public; society; state; vol
• Gender and Sports Publications in School Newspaper Columns: The Greek Example by Valsamidou, Lina P.; Kyridis, Argyris (2018) - Specifically, we record and discuss sports publications based on the editor’s name, thus trying to reach conclusions about the presence of gender in sports school journalism, the gendered preferences as to the content of the articles they choose to publish, but mainly the kind of events that according to each gender constitutes sports news which requires to be published. However, although boys exceed in number, girls’ publications outnumber those of the boys, even by just one, a fact that demonstrates the girls’ dynamic presence in school sports journalism. Keywords: children; communication; gender; issues; journalism; male; media; newspaper; publications; reporters; school; sports; total; women
• Leadership in Organizations-A Book Review by Bourne, Paul Andrew; Smith-Sherwood, Heather A. (2018) - He postulated that “Charismatic leaders are skilled at articulating a compelling vision that inspires followers. This theory explains that charismatic leaders possess a certain trait, skill and personality. Keywords: book; change; communication; culture; followers; influence; leadership; media; people; power; society; team; theory; yukl
• Development and Validation of the Mobile Dating App Gratification Scale: Effects of Sought Gratifications on User Behavior and Outcomes by Welch, Jessica R.; Morgan, Melanie (2018) - Two studies were conducted to develop and validate a scale for mobile dating app gratifications and to determine how individuals’ behavior varies based on their sought gratifications. Keywords uses and gratifications, mobile dating apps, online dating, scale development www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/csm Communication, Society and Media Vol. 1, No. 2, 2018 109 Published by SCHOLINK INC. Keywords: app; attractiveness; communication; dating; gratifications; individuals; media; study; tinder
• Mapping Communicative Relations in the News by Uhry, Ricardo; Caetano, Kati (2023) - Related to this question, in the present paper we propose a mapping of communicative relations in the news from four empirical media experiments, which will be done from a conception of the Map of communicative relations proposed in a preliminary way seeks to pass a contextual view of communication relations, presenting the theoretical references that are based on the Latin American cultural matrices and the sociosemiotic from which a map of communicative relations is proposed, which allows visualization under four perspectives of analysis: (i) Social, the sociocultural trajectory in which the media have developed, focusing on what is communicated and why, and presents the issue of public space and a path of media. Thus, in summary, one can draw an overview of communication relations in society that can involve the following basic aspects and relate the actors and roles: (i) Keywords: actors; collective; communication; communicators; cultural; map; media; news; public; relations; social; society
• Meta-Analysis of the Curvilinear Relationship between Rate of Delivery and Message Persuasiveness by Kim, Sang-Yeon; Allen, Mike; Preiss, Raymond (2019) - Sticht maintained that listening comprehension decreases at speech rates below normal due to lack of listener attention and above normal speaking rates because extra effort is inadequate to cope with incoming information. Related research indicates a threshold in the amount of increase in speech rate that allows the listener to www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/csm Communication, Society and Media Vol. 2, No. 1, 2019 3 Published by SCHOLINK INC. maintain message comprehension (i.e., threshold hypothesis). Keywords: communication; comprehension; curvilinear; delivery; message; persuasion; rate; speech; wpm
• Toxic & Hegemonic Masculinity, Gender Stereotypes & Resonance: The Problematic Snickers’ “Get Some Nuts” Ad by Chowdhury, Satrajit Ghosh; LaPoe, Victoria; Davis, Craig (2019) - These men are bullied or attacked by other men and boys. Moreover, 60% of these attacks targeted gay men, the highest in the category by 35 percentage points (Fitzsimons, 2018). Keywords: advertisement; advertising; commercial; communication; gender; man; masculinity; media; men; society; stereotypes; students
• What’s up! WhatsApp: An Additional Teaching-Learning Tool in Physiotherapy Education by Akulwar, Isha S. (2019) - Adding Humor & Fun to Learning Student-centered and student-driven learning: As WhatsApp teaching is a tool which promotes student centeredness in teaching, it enhances student directed learning and thus life-long learning. This study found that male students ranked it better as compared to female students in contrast to findings of another study (Jain, Baghel, & Ranjan, 2017) which showed that WhatsApp learning was favored by female students. Keywords: communication; education; learning; media; students; study; teaching; use; vol; whatsapp
• The Language of the Ukrainian National Minority as an Element of Media Propaganda by Ertanowska, Delfina (2019) - Discussion History of Russian propaganda in Galicia in the 19th and 20th centuries. Kalman Segal in his reports from the Galician town described the stubbornness and perseverance of the Ukrainian student Jurek Korba in gaining a higher education (Segal, 2017, pp. 120-121), which proves that the nation was not illiterate as it was presented by Russian propaganda. Keywords: communication; inc; language; manipulation; media; propaganda; russian; scholink; society; ukrainians; ukrainskyi; vol
• Nollywood: Indigenous Culture, Interculturality, and the Transplantation of American Popular Culture onto Postcolonial Nigerian Film and Screen by DIOP, Samba (2019) - In Nollywood Igbo films, death is never innocent or natural; it is always caused by a foreign agent or an enemy. In Nollywood Igbo films, there is an array of traditional musical instruments that are featured such as: Ekwe (slіt-drum), Ogene (gong), Igba (cylinder drum), Oja (flute), Udu (pottery drum), Ichaka (for rattling sounds), Okike (made from elephant tusk), Ubo (thumb piano), etc. Keywords: africa; american; communication; country; culture; english; film; igbo; industry; media; nigeria; nollywood; order; people; society; tradition; vol; world
• News Trend in Political Participation: Does News Convince Female Electors to Vote? A Comparative Study between Egypt’s (Cairo) and Morocco’s (Rabat) Media Campaigns by Mohsen, Monia; El-Bastawisi, Iman (2020) - Finally, both citizens conformed that the social media, is the most effective medium employed in political media campaigns. The media impact in Egypt and Morocco (ii) The extent were the female electorates influenced by availab le political newspapers or news website (iii) Female electorates perception of the available news (iv) Social and cultural determinants of the female political participation, and finally (v) Most effective medium employed in political media campaigns. Keywords: citizens; communication; egypt; egyptian; female; focus; media; morocco; news; participation; research; respondent; society; women
• Educators’ Impression Construction: Considering Perceived Social Media Missteps by Koehler, Adrie A.; Besser, Erin D. (2020) - As professional identity relates to educators’ success (Carpenter et al., 2019), teacher educators should facilitate pre-service teachers’ reflection on the professional identity they are creating and the role SM play in this process. From this analysis, a description of what is perceived as inappropriate teacher SM use is provided, explanations of the highlighted SM usage are considered, and a discussion of findings from an impression construction perspective is included. Keywords: cases; communication; educators; facebook; impression; inc; individuals; media; news; news media; post; privacy; scholink; school; self; social; society; students; teacher; usage; use; vol
• Breast Feeding Knowledge and Practices among Primiparous Women with Caesarean Section: Impact on Breast Engorgement in Upper Egypt by Hassan, Hanan Elzeblawy; EL-Kholy, Galal Ahmed; Ateya, Aziza Ahmed; Hassan, Amal Ahmed (2020) - Assess the prevalence and severity of breast engorgement among a group of breastfeeding women delivered the caesarian section. The aims of this study achieved through: www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/csm Communication, Society and Media Vol. 3, No. 2, 2020 37 Published by SCHOLINK INC. Assess the women with breast engorgement among a group of breastfeeding women delivered the caesarian section. Keywords: breast; breast engorgement; breastfeeding; care; communication; degree; hassan; health; inc; infant; knowledge; media; milk; mother; nursing; practices; scholink; society; study; vol; women
• Understanding Immigration Today: The Importance of Religious Literacy on Immigration and Refugee Crisis by Mendoza, Cristian J. (2020) - When entering in contact with religious people from India or Africa, where the sense of the sacred is deeply embedded in society, we could notice a lack of concepts for describing it, so finding a sort of religious illiteracy. The same for the public discourse in general, “speaking of mobility rather than migration integrates social mobility into the wider framework, instead of seeing it as a separate issue” (Hackl, 2018, p. 151). Keywords: communication; countries; crisis; development; immigrants; immigration; inequality; media; mobility; people; refugees; society; vol
• The Exposure to Animated Movies and Constructing Adolescents’ Perception towards Gender Role by Fathy, Shrook A.; Fahmy, Prof. Amany S. (2020) - The participants choice of pictures that represent Egyptian women indicates that they see women as a working one, as the least number of the whole sample picked the woman in her home doing nothing. Egyptian woman had already reached a place where she can be successful and hold huge responsibilities, the only obstacle that would stop her is the society with its old and stereotyped traditions. Keywords: adolescents; children; communication; disney; gender; media; movies; research; role; society; study; women
• Challenges and Opportunities for Increasing Media Coverage of Climate Change in Kenya by Kakonge, Amb. Dr. John O. (2020) - Climate change will affect different communities in different ways, and similar communities may learn from one another. UNESCO (2018) adds that through informed reporting, journalists can shine a light on the wealth of activities that people are undertaking to respond to climate change. The questionnaire comprised open-ended questions on such issues as coverage of climate change by the main local papers; why papers only cover crises or disasters; challenges facing climate change journalists; the framing of climate change articles; the improvement of climate change coverage; and opportunities for media coverage of climate change. Keywords: change; climate; climate change; communication; coverage; journalists; kenya; media; national; society; stories
• Policy Responses to Addressing the Issues of Environmental Health Impacts of Charcoal Factory in Nigeria: Necessity Today; Essentiality Tomorrow by Ajibola, Ajayi Folajimi; Olalekan, Raimi Morufu; Catherine, Steve-Awogbami Oluseyi; Olusola, Adeniji Anthony; Adekunle, Adebayo Patrick (2020) - May 7, 2020 Accepted: May 28, 2020 Online Published: June 9, 2020 doi:10.22158/csm.v3n3p1 URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.22158/csm.v3n3p1 Abstract Worldwide trebled of wood charcoal production over the last 50 years from 17.3 million tons in 1964 to 53.1 million tons in 2014 with sixty-one percent of current global production occurring in Africa, primarily to satisfy the demand for cooking fuel from urban and rural households with 2.7 billion people relying on wood fuels in the global south, while, the rural populace in Nigeria use about 80 million cubic meters of wood fuel annually for household energy. Keywords supportive policies, charcoal production, human populations, household energy, economic diversification, COVID-19, Nigeria 1. Keywords: air; areas; carbon; charcoal; charcoal production; communication; cooking; countries; development; energy; environmental; et al; fuel; health; impacts; inc; media; nigeria; people; production; raimi; scholink; society; use; vol; water; wood; world
• COVID-19 Communication and Lockdown Strategies of Selected Countries—Brazil, India, South Africa and Vietnam by Kakonge, Amb. Dr. John O. (2020) - Assessing the toll of COVID-19 lockdown measures on the South Africa economy. South Africa and India both had national lockdowns for an initial three weeks with subsequent extensions. Keywords: africa; brazil; communication; covid-19; india; lockdown; south; vietnam
• The Mystification and Demystification of Shared Information on COVID-19 across Cyber Mediated News Networks: A Sociological Approach to Solutions for Vulnerable Populations by Ngwainmbi, Prof. Dr. Emmanuel K. (2020) - http://dx.doi.org/10.22158/csm.v3n3p47 Abstract The Coronavirus (Covid-19) hit the news headlines as a pandemic bound to affect millions of people around the world, and news media took responsibility to warn people, country heads, businesses, and private and non-governmental institutions about the virus. Due to widespread interest in the pandemic perpetuated by social media networks, country leaders, and cable news media, people have been inundated with unconfirmed reports. Keywords: communication; coronavirus; covid-19; health; inc; information; media; media vol; networks; news; news media; pandemic; patients; people; public; scholink; society; u.s; virus; vol; world
• A Study of Chinese Students’ Media Dependence on Douyin in Malaysia by Duo, Xu; Ibrahim, Faridah (2023) - Through the perspective of landscape society, it is possible to interpret the current phenomenon of Douyin media dependence of international students, who create a landscape different from reality through a large number of virtual images, in which international students enjoy themselves with entertainment and indulge in the feast of landscape shaped by Douyin. 4.3.2 Douyin media dependence on the alienation of interpersonal relationships “Alienation” refers to the reversal of the subject-object relationship. Keywords: brush; communication; douyin; international; jitterbug; media dependence; media vol; people; short; society; students; study; theory; time; use; users; video; years
• Implementation Assessment of Electronic Records Management System in Bayelsa State, Nigeria by Abaya, Samuel Terungwa; Orga, Chris; Raimi, Aziba-anyam Gift; Raimi, Morufu Olalekan; Kakwi, Daniel Josephine (2023) - The following objectives are to assess the knowledge of staffs of NDUTH on “the usage of electronic record management system for data management; to determine the level of implementation of electronic records management system by the www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/csm Communication, Society and Media Vol. 6, No. 3, 2023 73 Published by SCHOLINK INC. management of NDUTH; to determine the facilitators to the implementation of electronic record management system by the management of NDUTH; to assess the perceived barriers to the implementation of electronic records management system by the staffs of NDUTH” Okolobiri. The data was analyzed from the themes derived from the study objectives which are; the knowledge of the use of electronic record management system in NDUTH, the level of implementation of electronic record management system in NDUTH, Facilitators to the implementation of electronic records management system in NDUTH and the obstacles to the execution of electronic records management system” in NDUTH. Keywords: communication; data; health; hospital; implementation; information; management system; nigeria; raimi; record management; records; respondents; study; use
• Are We Walking to the Future or to the Past? A Retrospective Analysis of Professional Nursing during the Pandemic of 2020, Dating back to the Crimean War, 1853-1856 by Silverstein, Christine M. (2020) - On the surface, it appears that nurses were honored by the President, but a deeper look beneath reveals otherwise. Although counterintuitive, queries arise as to whether the Commander-in-Chief celebrated professional nursing or denigrated it, as nurses kowtowed to authoritarian rule and unwittingly abandoned the time-honored principles of facts, science, and caring in professional nursing extant since its inception. Keywords: callaway; care; century; communication; history; hospital; inc; media; new; nightingale; nurses; nursing; pandemic; patients; peplau; president; scholink; society; time; trump; vol; white; women; work
• Distributing the Modal Load: the Oral Presentation Ensemble and Professional Identity Formation by Grant, Terri (2020) - These are from Lindiwe and Vusi’s recycling and Jenny and Hussein’s sustainable building practices presentations respectively. The analysis focuses on how professional communication practice and identity emerge and are instantiated through various textual products and processes and how SLP aims to contribute to this manifestation. Keywords: audience; building; communication; gesture; hussein; inc; jenny; lindiwe; meaning; media; practice; presentation; scholink; slides; society; students; team; university; vol; vusi
• An Investigation about Entailment and Narrative by AI Techniques (Generative Models) by Marocco, Paolo; Gigliucci, Roberto (2020) - In other words, as humans, we want generated text to surprise us and not to be boring/predictable. To achieve this scope, we propose a novel measure of narrative inference, and, more generally, the concatenation of a pair of sentences based on two components: inference and unexpectedness, whose different weights can modify the opportunity for readers to have different experiences about the functionality of a story. Keywords: communication; generation; inference; language; media; model; narrative; note; scholink; sentences; society; story; text; unexpectedness; vol
• N2N Parallel Therapy for COVID-19 Intervention for Effective Clinical Outcome, a Case Study by Naroo, Ghulam Yasin; Yadgir, Tanveer Ahmed; Khurshid, Javeriya (2020) - Search strategy was perused with key terms such as “COVID-19 clinical outcome and management”, “use of parallel therapy for COVID-19 treatment”, “detox role in COVID-19 treatment”, “Drug therapy for COVID-19” and “scope of alternative treatment in COVID-19”. Inclusion criteria consisted of full text articles, studies conducted on COVID-19 treatment and pandemic relation, articles published in English language from the time period of 2019-2020. Keywords: apr; body; chest; communication; covid-19; day; hospital; inc; june; media; media vol; oxygen; parallel; patients; scholink; society; therapy; treatment; vol
• Social Media Marketing Strategy in Chinese Musical Theatre Industry by Xu, Yexiaxin (2023) - In an effort to help understand how the current musical theatre industry conducts social media marketing and the future development direction, this paper describes a case study which applies content analysis to examined posts on Weibo sites of five top musical theatre production companies: Seven Ages, Shanghai Culture Square, Musicals, Focustage, and Amazing Musicals. Keywords musical theatre, theatre experience, social media marketing, parasocial interaction 1. Keywords: communication; companies; marketing; media; media marketing; musical; online; production; social; study; theatre
• Cultivation of Core Competences of English Major Students under the Inter-discinplinary Guidance A Case Study of “The Survey of British and American Culture” Course by JIN, Hanyu; HU, Dongxue; YIN, Liping; LI, Yi; CUI, Dan (2023) - www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/csm Communication, Society and Media Vol. 6, No. 4, 2023 42 Published by SCHOLINK INC. Doing：Empathy Lab Topic: Performing, experiencing, commenting, communicating Form: performing excerpts of classic Chinese and foreign literature Participants: Chinese sophomore English major students; international exchange students Activity requirements: ⅰ. Chinese students and international exchange students are divided into groups of 4-6 within their respective groups. ⅱ. For Chinese students: each group selects any excerpt from a foreign classic and performs it; for foreign students: each group selects an excerpt from any Chinese classic and performs it. 3.3 After-class Worksheet: Practical Activities and Cultural Exchange Empathy lab activity is thoughtfully designed and sequenced to promote student engagement with difference and employ reflection to deepen student learning and to connect the exercise to the curriculum (Brookfield & Preskill, 2012). Keywords: communication; culture; education; english; foreign; knowledge; language; learning; students; study; teaching; thinking
• The Personal Became Political: A Social Media Analysis of Princess Mako of Japan and Her Controversial Engagement by Okura, Masako (2023) - Keywords twitter, royalty, marriage, social media, Japanese imperial family, netnography 1. After excluding those obvious terms such as “the princess”, “[her] husband” and “marriage”, the terms “press conference”, “citizens”, “imperial family”, “Prince Akishino”, “parent”, and “private” stood out in the “with honorifics group”. Keywords: code; communication; family; group; honorifics; household; japan; japanese; komuro; mako; media; members; princess; public; society; tweets; twitter; vol
• Do Weak Institutions Prolong Crises? [#ENDSARs] in the Light of the Challenges and opportunities beyond COVID-19 Pandemic and the Next Normal in Nigeria by Raimi, Morufu Olalekan; Okoyen, Ebikapaye; Moses, Tuebi; Raimi, Aziba-anyam Gift; Omidiji, Adedoyin Oluwatoyin; Abdulraheem, Aishat Funmilayo; Raimi, Mariam Oluwakemi; Joseph, Beatrice Oka (2021) - Currently, Nigeria health care workforce (Medical Doctors, Environmental Health Officers, Nurses, and Midwives) has less than 1000 per population set by the World Health Organization (WHO), shortage of sanitation material including water, lack of personal protective equipment for health care providers (which has puts millions at increased risk to COVID-19 as well as other infectious diseases), presence of immune-compromised people are among the major stimulants and driving factors making Nigeria one of the challenged emerging country facing this unprecedented COVID-19 spread (Raimi et al., 2018; Olalekan et al., 2018; Raimi et al., 2019; Olalekan et al., 2019; Raimi et al., 2019; Raimi et al., 2019; Gift & Olalekan, 2020; Indeed, Nigeria leaders and government institutions are actively promoting policies that can increase inequality and poverty. Keywords: cases; communication; covid-19; et al; health; media; nigeria; olalekan; pandemic; people; raimi; society; world
• What Has Changed? A Critical Analysis of the Law of Sedition and the Press in Nigeria since 1914 by Odoemelam, Chinedu C.; Ebeze, Uche V.; Morgan, Okorom E.; Okwudiogor, Daniel N. (2021) - These theories (Power Relations and Authoritarian media) are quite axiomatic to the discourse on sedition law and its influence on press laws and press freedom in Nigeria. Again, we argue that, the history of press laws like seditious offence ordinance is the history of colonialism in British West Africa and particularly in Nigeria. Keywords: communication; freedom; government; law; laws; media; nigeria; ordinance; power; press; section; sedition; society; state
• Brand Machiavelli by Jackson, Dr. Michael (2021) - Machiavelli, New York City USA; Ser Nicolo Machiavelli in Ghent, Belgium; Machiavelli Restaurant in Montreal, Quebec; Machiavelli’s Italian Restaurant, Southington, Connecticut; Machiavelli Ristorante, Seattle, Washington; Machiavelli Kitchen & Dining Room, Covent Garden, London; and Machiavelli Restaurant in Sydney, New South Wales. Applied to Machiavelli these criteria include the detachment of his name from any substance of his works, life, or thought; trading on the recognition of his name; the appetite for biographies of him; and the integration of his very name into the common parlance in the adjective “Machiavellian” and the noun “Machiavellianism” which are widely used as self-explanatory in the media, press, and You Tube videos, music, and social media. Keywords: books; celebrity; communication; elvis; life; machiavelli; media; niccolò; note; prince; scholink; society; table; vol
• Effects of Social Media on Branding ——The Rise of Creative Advertising Marketing by Li, Anyi (2024) - Communication, Society and Media ISSN 2576-5388 (Print) ISSN 2576-5396 (Online) Vol. 7, No. 1, 2024 www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/csm 15 Original Paper Effects of Social Media on Branding ——The Rise of Creative Advertising Marketing Anyi Li 1* 1 Department of Digital Media Technology, Guangzhou Vocational and Technical University of Science and Technology, Guangzhou, China * Anyi Li, Department of Digital Media Technology, Guangzhou Vocational and Technical University of Science and Technology, Guangzhou, China Received: May 5, 2024 Accepted: May 15, 2024 Online Published: May 25, 2024 doi:10.22158/csm.v7n1p15 URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.22158/csm.v7n1p15 Abstract In the Web2.0 era, social media has developed into the most compelling area in the global media industry and brought online users a fresher experience and more creative network communication application models. The Internet word of mouth formed by social media is reshaping the relationship between brands and consumers. Keywords: brand; communication; consumers; content; information; marketing; media; new; people; products; technology; users; vol
• Public Prejudicial Discourse as a Global Socio-Ethnic Phenomenon: Using Digital Media to Limit Detrimental Language Flows by Ngwainmbi, Emmanuel K. (2021) - Prejudicial speech is anything verbalized or written to induce resentment in another person or directed at a group. Prejudicial speech aims to incite intense dislike based on specific attributes. Keywords: communication; group; hate; human; inc; language; media; media vol; online; people; person; platforms; public; rights; scholink; society; speech; use; vol; world
• The Communication Mechanism of Digital Music on National Culture in the New Media Era by Wan, ShiJie (2024) - 3.2 Enhancing Multimodal Experiences in Music Communication Information communication under the integration of all media has multimodal and multidimensional composite characteristics, providing possibilities for the visualization of music communication. In addition, the process of song recommendation on the TikTok platform mentioned earlier also demonstrates the key role of opinion leaders in music communication. Keywords: audience; communication; culture; media; music; symbols
• A Study of Robot Identity Writing in Isaac Asimov’s Fiction by Liao, Xinyu (2024) - The purpose of this paper is to explore the special significance of the construction of robot identity and its contribution to the development of the narrative, as well as to analyze the expectations of the human-machine relationship embedded in the novel. Through this narrative approach, Asimov not only challenges our inherent understanding of machine and human identity, but also suggests new possibilities for identity construction. Keywords: asimov; communication; dialogue; human; identity; machine; question; robot; science; time; universe
• Visual Construction of Mainstream Media’s Fusion Columns under the Perspective of Multimodal Discourse Analysis by Shuo, Zhu (2024) - Through the lens of multimodal discourse analysis, and by integrating systemic functional linguistics with a multimodal interaction framework, we can dissect the visual construction methods employed in Leaders Talk. Furthermore, it provides a fresh perspective on enhancing positive value aesthetics and fortifies the theoretical underpinnings of multimodal discourse analysis within visual culture. Keywords: analysis; communication; construction; discourse; figure; interview; leaders; mainstream; media; multimodal; society; talk; visual
• Title of the Manuscript the phenomenon of Ma Baoguo under the Use and Gratification Theory by Wang, Dongxu; Ahmad, Y.; Idrus, Syed Zulkarnain Syed (2024) - The Ma Baoguo phenomenon is essentially the status quo of social value consciousness that earns traffic dividends with information capital at the cost of slandering traditional Chinese martial arts culture in the form of smearing and passive entertainment. Ma Baoguo in the self-media era and the phenomenon of Ma Baoguo‟s Internet culture caused by it are just such a representative figure who has no intention of spreading martial arts values and has aroused the pursuit of the Internet. Keywords: arts; baoguo; communication; culture; development; entertainment; information; internet; ma baoguo; media; network; phenomenon; society
• Press Insecurity during Anglophone War Coverage in Cameroon: Ways to Protect Marginalized Journalists by Ngwainmbi, Emmanuel K. (2024) - How government journalists gather and report news and information about the crisis:  Government communications (press releases/alerts) I must ensure I do not fall into social media news, which delays the stories. Keywords: anglophone; cameroon; communication; conflict; crisis; freedom; government; inc; independence; information; international; journalists; media; military; news; people; press; reporting; scholink; society; sources; vol; war
• Humanity in the Light of Revolution—A Study of Evan King’s English Translation of National Patriotic Writer Xiao Jun’s Village in August by Liu, Xinyu; Cui, Dan (2022) - Translation studies on Xiao Jun are also exceedingly rare. Study on English Translation of Xiao Jun's Works in the United States. Keywords: august; china; chinese; communication; culture; english; jun; king; media; society; text; translation; village; xiao; xiao jun
• Putting the Stars within Reach Using NASA 3D Data-Based Models by Arcand, Kimberly K. (2022) - Biases, Role Models and Stereotypes Multiple studies have shown that STEM skills are learned (Hill et al., 2010) and gender bias still has a negative impact on girls’ noted interest in STEM fields from a very early age. Spatial Skills Focusing down into specific issues in STEM skills, mental manipulation and understanding of 2D or 3D objects has been posited as an important STEM skill, helping to indicate future mathematical success (Hegarty & Waller, 2005; Verdine et al., 2014), science performance (Uttal et al., 2013), and potential pursuit of STEM careers (Uttal & Cohen, 2012). Keywords: camp; communication; data; group; inventory; media; participants; post; research; scholink; school; science; scout; self; skills; society; stem; study; total; vol
• A Comparative Study of Translation of The Spyring or Lust, Cautionby Eileen Chang and Julia Lovell in View of Translator’s Subjectivity by Cao, Yuting; Cui, Dan (2022) - Based on the differences in the subjectivity of two translators, including their identities, cultures, language backgrounds, translation strategies, styles, etc., the two versions of translation have their own distinctive features and different effects on audiences. Original Paper A Comparative Study of Translation of The Spyring or Lust, Cautionby Eileen Chang and Julia Lovell in View of Translator’s Subjectivity Yuting Cao1& Dan Cui2* 1 Student of the School of Graduate School of Translation and Interpretation, Jilin International Studies University, Changchun, Jilin, China 2 Postdoc of Literature of School of English, Beijing Foreign Studies University, Beijing, China; Doc of Literature, Professor, Dean of Institute of International Languages and Cultures, Leader of Comparative Literature and Cross-culture Discipline, Jilin International Studies University, Changchun, Jilin, China; Doc supervisor of Yanbian University, Yanji, Jilin, China * Dan Cui, Correspondence author, E-mail: summerelephant@126.com Received: September 30, 2022 Accepted: October 14, 2022 Online Published: October 28, 2022 doi:10.22158/csm.v5n3p1 URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.22158/csm.v5n3p1 Keywords: chang; chinese; communication; culture; eileen; english; lovell; readers; subjectivity; text; translation; translators
• Women in STEM Interview Analysis: Encouraging Young Female Learners in STEM Pathways by Arcand, Kimberly K.; Price, Sara R.; Smith, Lisa F.; Hsu, Brian (2022) - (Geologist) Other recommendations included mentorship and community (3) (relating to the first theme of influencers), as well as the potential for creating new communities in younger STEM fields (1): However, that nearly gender-equal percentage does not necessarily translate into STEM fields (Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2018). Keywords: communication; engineering; female; fields; gender; girls; inc; media; models; participants; people; role; scholink; school; science; self; society; stem; study; vol; women; young
• Study on National Image Construction and International Communication in CHINA ON THE MOVE Amid Deconstructionism and Constructivism by Ya-Qi, PANG; Dan, CUI (2024) - Zhai et al., 2021), all of which shape China‟s international image to varying degrees. Historically, China‟s international image has been largely shaped by external forces, particularly through the lens of Western countries, with the United States assuming a leading role. Keywords: china; china‟s; communication; deconstructionist; documentary; foreign; image; international; media; national; self; shaping; strategies; translation
• Social Media and Emotions Literature Review How Does Social Media Affect Emotional Wellbeing? by Tian, Jialin (2024) - A lot of harm people experience from social media usage is due to the lack of self-awareness of their social media habits and how social media is affecting them (Kalinin & Edguer, 2023). http://dx.doi.org/10.22158/csm.v7n2p227 Abstract This paper discusses the research on the influence of social media on wellbeing revealing both costs and benefits. Keywords: communication; comparison; media; people; self
• A Linguistic Memetic Account of Identifiable Features of Online Rumors by Chen, Meisong (2024) - In the era of information explosion, online rumors have become a global issue that urgently needs to be addressed. Within the framework of linguistic memetics, this article delves into the content, form, and process of the dissemination of online rumors, aiming to uncover their recognizable features. Keywords: communication; content; dissemination; earthquake; information; language; media; memetics; people; public; rumors; society; spread
• Transcending Boundary of Poetry and Painting: The Pictoriality of John Keats’s Poetry by Wang, Yaru; Cui, Dan (2023) - Lucky for him since he met his lifelong companion—Fanny, whose heart-thumping love letters also brought Keats beauty and added to the pictorial nature of his poetry. If I Must with Thee Dwell”, which appeared in the 1816 issue of The Observer, John Keats adopted a set of light and dark contrasts between a bright river and a shaded bush of branches and leaves, and with a gradual manifestation of color, the poem delivers the poet’s view of solitude: “almost the highest bliss of human-kind, when to thy haunts two kindred spirits flee” (Keats, 1816, p. 45). Keywords: art; beauty; color; communication; contrast; john; keats; life; painting; poem; poetry; sense; society; writing
• Outstanding Beauty: Study of Publicity Translation and Cultural Diplomatic Value in the Internationalization of Domestic Cosmetic Brands by Li, Qing; Cui, Dan (2025) - 2) Case Study II Inoherb (Note 6) focuses on herbal skincare, and its translation strategy is particularly crucial in promoting traditional Chinese herbal products. An increasing number of individuals are beginning to explore Eastern aesthetics, with Chinese aesthetics as a key component, giving rise to various cultural products and concepts, such as Hanfu, Cheongsam (also known as Qipao), traditional Chinese medicine, “Chinese makeup”, and Chinese philosophical concept “unity of heaven and humanity” (Guo Xin, 2022). Keywords: brand; chinese; communication; consumers; culture; international; makeup; market; marketing; note; products; skincare; translation
• A Study of the Construction and Communication Strategies of China’s International Discourse in the Context of New Digital Media —A Case Study of Li Ziqi by Zhao, Ziyao (2025) - For example, when filming Li Ziqi walking home along a rural path, the photographer can use a tracking shot, so that viewers will receive a sense of continuity in time and space, better immersing them in the scene. First comes to the continuous output of high-quality content: in more than 3-year hiatus, Li Ziqi did not go with the flow, but continued to visit intangible cultural heritage artists to constantly understand Chinese traditional culture and enrich her own knowledge reserve and accumulate materials for high-quality content creation, constantly innovating and developing. Keywords: chinese; communication; culture; li ziqi; media; process; videos; ziqi
• Research on International Cultural Diffusion Strategies for Excellent Chinese Traditional Culture via Short Videos by Zhao, Shanshan; Tang, Ziqian; Feng, Zitong (2025) - Cross-cultural resonance mapping: A framework for segmenting international audiences of Chinese cultural content. These participatory exchanges www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/csm Communication, Society and Media Vol. 8, No. 1, 2025 91 Published by SCHOLINK INC. foster a sense of ownership and community—viewers transition from passive consumers to active cultural participants, strengthening long-term affinity and brand loyalty to Chinese cultural narratives in a crowded digital landscape. Keywords: audiences; china; communication; content; culture; heritage; inc; media; narrative; platforms; scholink; society; videos; vol
• Exploring Visual Social Media Accessibility for China’s Visually Impaired: A Grounded Theory Study of TikTok Usage by Cao, Lu (2025) - Digital accessibility barriers now constitute a critical obstacle to their effective participation in economic and social life (Yang, 2025). Visually impaired individuals primarily rely on auditory and tactile channels to process digital media content, depending heavily on audio interpretation for comprehension. Keywords: accessibility; coding; communication; content; design; individuals; information; media; social; society; users
• Body Narrative and Affective Translation: An Exploration of Humanistic Discourse Identity in Postwar Science Fiction Films by Wu, Ruifeng (2025) - http://dx.doi.org/10.22158/csm.v8n2p41 Abstract In the post-World War II era, when film technology has been undergoing rapid innovation and society’s concern for human survival and ethical and moral issues has been increasing, science fiction films have been widely favoured by audiences because of their attitude towards survival and imaginative power. During the post-war boom era of science fiction films, phenomenal works such as 2001 A Space Odyssey (1968), Star Wars (1977), and Wandering Earth (2019) condensed visual effect technology into a unique audiovisual grammar through the extreme exploration of physical aesthetics, relying on an efficient industrialised production system. Keywords: affective; audience; body; body narrative; communication; discourse; fiction; fiction film; film; human; narrative; science; science fiction; society
• A Study on the Video Communication Strategies of the “China-Russia Headlines” Account on VK Platform from the Perspective of Framing Theory by Lin, Youyou (2025) - Representative Narrative Structures and Samples Narrative Style Representative Sample Stepwise Progressive A Dragon-Shaped Tide in the Qiantang River Central-Thread All for the People: Chinese Leader Draws Inspiration from His Father Circular Narrative A Russian Conductor‘s First Experience Playing the Chinese Bamboo Flute Modular Narrative Boy Studies Sugar Painting for 13 Years Scattered Narrative Woman Knocks on Doors One by One After Detecting Fire 3.2.3 Narrative Length: Dominated by short videos, capitalizing on the traffic dividends In the current media landscape, video content is generally categorized by length: short-form videos (< 5 minutes), medium-form (5-30 minutes), and long-form (30+minutes). Given the dominant role of video content, analyzing its structure and communication effect can shed light on the effectiveness of China‘s mainstream media in cross-cultural communication with Russia. Keywords: account; audiences; china; china‘s; chinese; communication; content; crh; form; framing; level; media; narrative; news; russian; society; videos; vol
• Educational Intervention on Information Cocoon of College Students: Cognitive Remodeling Path Research Based on Media Literacy Curriculum by Liang, Renhai; Huang, Tingting (2025) - 2.2 Research Status of Information Cocoon of College Students Domestic and foreign studies on college students information cocoon mainly focus on three aspects: causes, manifestations and influences. The solution to this problem will not only help improve college students media literacy, but also provide new ideas and methods for ideological and political education in universities. Keywords: cocoon; college; college students; communication; courses; education; information; information cocoon; literacy; literacy courses; media; media literacy; research; students
• The Entrepreneurial Exploration and Practice of College Students’ Photography Studio —Taking San Jiu Photography Studio as an Example by Feng, Yanyan; Yan, Yingjie; Shao, Yuhang; Rao, Guohui (2025) - Establishment and operation of campus photography studios in the era of self-media. Keywords college students’ entrepreneurship, photography studio, entrepreneurial exploration and innovative www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/csm Communication, Society and Media Vol. 8, No. 2, 2025 134 Published by SCHOLINK INC. practice 1. Keywords: campus; college; communication; entrepreneurship; life; photography; process; shooting; students; studio; team
• Communicating Food Heritage in the Digital Age: A Study on the Multisensory and Participatory Design of the Guangxi Rice Noodles Museum by Yang, Yaqi (2025) - The project aims to preserve and communicate the cultural significance of Guangxi rice noodles as both tangible and intangible heritage, fostering intergenerational transmission and critical reflection on its commercial value. The project aims to highlight Guangxi rice noodles as tangible and intangible heritage, showing stories of community resilience, intergenerational transfer, and place-based identity. Keywords: communication; content; cultural; culture; data; design; digital; exhibition; experience; food; guangxi; guangxi rice; heritage; inc; media; museum; noodles; noodles museum; rice; rice noodles; scholink; society; user; vol
• Customising Intimate Fantasies: Self Narratives and Subjectivity Practice in China’s Mengnv Community by Liu, Airong (2025) - Writers of female idol mengnv fiction exhibit a particular affinity for themes like the growing pains of East Asian females, where the subtle, often ineffable complexities of female relationships are meticulously deconstructed. In China, the primary form involves publishing mengnv fiction publicly or semi-publicly on online platforms, with most works typically under 100,000 Chinese characters. Keywords: analysis; chinese; communication; fantasy; female; fiction; group; inc; love; media; mengnv; mengnv fiction; narrative; participants; scholink; self; society; study; texts; vol; women

• Memory in Linguistic Narrative vs. Postmodern Multitasked Multimedia Art Memory by Srnic, Vesna; Kolar, Emina Berbic; Ilic, Igor (2018) - The statistics on the number of inhabitants living in Slavonian dialect area in the Republic of Croatia are devastating. Both vernaculars pertain to Brod-Posavina County and vernaculars located around Slavonski Brod are central vernaculars of Slavonian dialect. Keywords: art; berbić; dialect; experience; kolar; language; memory; multimedia; society; technology
• Boundary between Religion and Social Conflict —Perspective from the Civil Rights Movement by Li, Qiong; Yang, Jie (2018) - Published: September 25, 2018 doi:10.22158/csm.v1n2p135 URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.22158/csm.v1n2p135 Abstract Based on the background of American civil rights movement in which religious factors participated, this study analyzes the function of religious factors in civil rights movement from the perspective of political participation and the principle of separation of politics and religion, in order to consider the research paradigm of the relationship between religion and social conflict. Keywords Civil Rights Movement, religion, social conflict, political participation, boundary 1. Keywords: american; conflict; development; movement; participation; people; politics; religion; rights; society; system
• CFI: A Working Hypothesis by Gigliucci, Roberto (2018) - Moreover, we can do it just resorting to the analysis of musical art, and particularly of absolute music in relation with music-literary productions. Now we simply say that music (a quartet, a symphonic poem, a melodrama etc.) is always an art like other arts, and therefore it is subject to the same general aesthetic institution (CFI). Keywords: absolute; art; arts; artwork; cave; cfi; interpretation; meaning; music; press; society; think; univ; vol
• What I Have Learned from Conservative Students Teaching American Politics at a Predominantly White Institution (PWIs): Reflections of a Minority College Professor by Bracey, Earnest N. (2019) - Nor do conservative students want to discuss the dismissal of civ il rights cases under the current conservative administration (Green, 2018), or a stolen Supreme Court seat. This doesn’t mean that conservative students should be shunned or banned automatically from the college classroom, because of their immaturity, but their d isrespect and disruption shouldn’t be tolerated. Keywords: american; classroom; college; conservative; facts; inc; new; politics; professors; society; students; truth; university
• Journalism and Convergence by Lunga, Carolyne M. (2019) - Personal gadgets such as smartphones and tablets are dominated by user-generated content through various news websites that have mushroomed and some of them include “fake news”. Keywords online journalism, convergence, democracy, social media, fake news, media ethics www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/csm Communication, Society and Media Vol. 2, No. 1, 2019 57 Published by SCHOLINK INC. 1. Keywords: internet; journalism; media; news; society
• Sexual Orientation Identity in Select African and African American Novels by Emmanuel, Ima Usen (2019) - Generally, is a violent crime and includes, rape, child sexual abuse, incest etc. Though Lois Tyson believes that “LGBTQ orientation is a normal response to particular environmental factors and therefore, LGBTQ people should be accepted as normal” (Tyson, p. 306), Soaphead’s sexual character, his possession of the structural functional traits of sexual molestation and child sexual abuse are damaging to the future generation if he goes unchallenged. Keywords: beloved; damon; man; media; morrison; paul; queer; relationship; sethe; sexuality; society; vol; women
• A Cultural Study on Linguistic Metaphors of Love in Poetry by Thu, Ho Trinh Quynh; Hoa, Phan Van (2019) - In order to partly consolidate this belief, the paper investigates the interference of cultural factors in love linguistic metaphors that are collected from Vietnamese modern poetry. The research has been carried out in light of the conceptual metaphor theory with the data collected from modern poetry in order to find out cultural differences resulting in the varieties of love linguistic metaphors between Vietnamese and English. Keywords: culture; english; expressions; heart; language; love; lòng; metaphor; relationship; society; vietnamese; vol; world
• A Study of Overseas Construction of China National Image in Architecture Writing of Lin Yutang by Sisi, Yang; Cui, Dan (2023) - Online Published: August 7, 2023 doi:10.22158/csm.v6n3p50 URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.22158/csm.v6n3p50 Abstract Lin Yutang’s writing of Chinese architecture in My Country and My People is a short chapter, but it reflects his unique studies into Chinese personality and national spirit. Through exploration and interpretation of Lin Yutan’s writing, the authors aim to excavate Lin’s appropriate in-depth interpretation of Chinese spirit embedded in Chinese architecture abroad in order to modify certain misunderstandings and mistaken cognition with the expectation to gain deeper comprehension of Chinese spirit internationally. Keywords: architecture; buildings; china; chinese; culture; image; lin; lin yutang; nature; people; society; spirit; yutang
• Change Your Diet, Cure Your Illness: The Content and Consequences of Chronic Illness Food Blogs by Gonzales, Gabrielle G. (2020) - This article demonstrates the role of women chronic illness food bloggers in providing audiences with information about health, diet, and lifestyle. Chronic illness food bloggers bridge these two worlds. Keywords: bloggers; blogs; diet; food; health; illness; media; medicine; self; society; usa; usa usa; white white; woman woman; women
• How do Films Reflect our Societies Today? An Analysis of Films and Film Genres by Lu, Zirong (2023) - Keywords films, film genre, influence 1. The Harry Potter film series, based on the books by J.K. Rowling, can be categorized as fantasy films. Keywords: audiences; films; genres; media; society; viewers; world
• Who is the Ultimate Dream Weaver in John Keats’s The Eve of St. Agnes? by Peng, Jiayu; Cui, Dan (2021) - Thus, we maintain skepticism towards those critics “(e. g., Amy Lowell, John Keats, Boston, 1925, II, p. 175; Herbert G. Wright, “Has Keats’s ‘Eve of St Agnes’ a Tragic Ending? ,” MLR, XL, 1945, pp. 90-94; Bernice Slote, Keats and the Dramatic Principle, Lincoln, Neb., 1958, p. 35f.) Regarding that Keats prefers adopting the imaginative dream in his works, for he once made a comparison in his letter to Benjamin Bailey: “The imagination may be compared to Adam’s dream - he awoke and found it truth... Keywords: agnes; angela; beadsman; death; dream; eve; keats; madeline; porphyro; reality; society; soul
• Capitalism, Colonialism, Morality Renovation in John Keats’s Isabella or The Pot of Basil by Shen, Zhiting; Cui, Dan (2022) - As one of the typical Keats’s narratives, Isabella, or The Pot of Basil embodies Keats’s distinguished speculation over political issues, as for which, the Irish dramatist Bernard Shaw first noticed Keats’s implied critical commentary writing of capitalism in Stanzas XIV-XVI of intensive reflection of certain issues ranging from the class segregation, the capital possession to capital exploitation that can be deeply elaborated in Das Kapital by Karl Marx (Heinzelman, 1988, p. 161). Instead of complaining and lamenting about the misery and degradation, John Keats pinned high expectation onto the salvation power of Greek civilization and British poetry. Keywords: capital; capitalist; class; isabella; keats; labor; lorenzo; marx; production; society; surplus; value; workers
• A Study of Gurnah’s Memory Narrative and Diaspora Identity by Du, Yujin; Cui, Dan (2022) - This chapter adopts the memory carrier in memory writing to deeply understand the uniqueness and artistic charm of the writer’s memory writing by analyzing the present Gurnah’s memory narrative and diaspora identity. Racial identity, focusing on the antagonism and hatred between races; hybrid identity, the impotence of immigrants, unable to establish their own identity; social identity, the alienation of marginalized people and the young generation’s powerless sense of colonial culture; female identity, women’s weightlessness under gender pressure. Keywords: african; colonial; diaspora; dottie; gurnah; identity; literature; memory; narrative; people; social; society; studies; vol; women; works; writing
• “Truth and Mystery”: Pearl S. Buck’s The Good Earth and the Research on Overseas Establishment of Chinese Image by Zhou, Peishen; Cui, Dan (2022) - Due to its particularity, the academia has come into the large-scale evaluation and researchers have come to the general consensus: the work has changed the stereotypical image of Chinese people and Chinese culture, as well as contributed to changing the impression of China as a “mysterious country” into a real true east country of long history featured with primitive traumatic history and incompetent humble people. In his reply to Ke Yao, Xun Lu criticized Buck’s comprehension and reflection of China as a case superficial level, for he believes that to examine the truth of history, it must be Chinese people that do it themselves(Lu, 2005). Keywords: buck; china; chinese; culture; image; land; life; lung; pearl; people; society; wang
• The Study of Social Gaze in Salome and its Enlightenment for Contemporary College English Majors by Yi, Hu; Huilin, Cai (2024) - In particular, the research will be carried out in the following aspects: firstly, the analysis of the specific manifestations of the social gaze phenomenon in Salome, including male gaze on women, female www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/csm Communication, Society and Media Vol. 7, No. 2, 2024 275 Published by SCHOLINK INC. resistance to the gaze, and the power and cultural factors behind the gaze etc.; secondly, the exploration of the impact of social gaze on women‟s self-perception and subjectivity, and how to seek self-expression and identity in the gaze; and lastly, combining with the actual situation of contemporary society, analyzing the implications of this phenomenon on contemporary English majors‟ self-perception and subjectivity. This study endeavors to delve into the insights offered by the phenomenon of social gaze for contemporary English majors through an exhaustive examination of its manifestations in Salome. Keywords: beauty; desire; gaze; gender; power; pursuit; salome; salome‟s; society

• Addressing the Risk Factors Contributing to High COVID-19 Infection Rates in Africa by Kakonge, Ph.D., Amb. John O. (2020) - Kenyan capital’s water shortage raises COVID-19 risk. It was thought initially that COVID-19 infections would be more concentrated in densely populated www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/csm Communication, Society and Media Vol. 3, No. 4, 2020 86 Published by SCHOLINK INC. areas of the world. Keywords: africa; change; climate; coronavirus; countries; covid-19; disease; pandemic; people; september; spread; water
• Analysis of News Source Selection in the Digital Age: A Case Study of Micro-platforms Operated by People’s Daily and Southern Weekly by Zhang, Songhua; Wei, Wang (2024) - Foreign scholars believe that news sources are an important tool for the public to understand the news industry and social life, and their existence and use can verify the bias of news media towards social rights (Carter, 1958). Abstract This study employs content analysis to compare and examine the selection of news sources in the micro-platforms of mainstream media, People’s Daily, and urban media, Southern Weekly. Keywords: daily; information; media; news; people; reports; sources; weekly
• John Keats’s Geographical Writing and Construction of British National Identity by Junyao, ZHANG; Dan, CUI (2022) - Keywords Geographical writing, John Keats, British national identity, Greek myth, castle www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/csm Communication, Society and Media Vol. 5, No. 1, 2022 16 Published by SCHOLINK INC. 1. Keats adopted the writing of geographical space to outline the unique scene of the British nation, illustrating a strong geographical sense. Keywords: england; geography; greek; identity; keats; media; national; people; scotland; space; writing
• Rereading the Classics: Cognition and Practice of Goodness by Qunying, Shen; Dan, Mu (2022) - Mencius said in Mencius Gao Tzu: If you examine and reflect yourself, you will get goodness, and the reverse, which shows that he calls for self-examination and self-reflection as the important method to recognize our conscience and to practice the theory of good nature. Goodness can be great and small, perfect and imperfect, true and false as follows: Such goodness as benefiting mankind, saving the country or people, curing countless people, and providing continuous assistance, is great while small goodness may be such as pointing a way to the lost, and retrieving the wallet for the lost, giving a seat to the old, the weak, the sick, the disabled and the pregnant. Keywords: beijing; evil; good; goodness; human; nature; people; press; social

• A Study on the Impact of Enterprise Social Media Visibility on Employee Job Satisfaction by Li, Wenjie; Li, Kailin; Wu, Dong (2025) - Impact of task characteristics on employee agility: The moderating effect of enterprise social media visibility. Against this research backdrop, this study aims to explore the potential pathways through which enterprise social media visibility impacts employee job satisfaction. Keywords: culture; employees; enterprise; job; media; satisfaction; transparency; visibility

• Literature Review on the Digital Museum in a Chinese Context by Dang, Qiong (2018) - Therefore, this article is an attempt to determine the extent to which factors influence the construction of digital museums. Keywords digital museum, human resources, technology and funding 1. Keywords: development; digital; digital museum; digitalization; information; museum; research; resources; technology
• Exploration of Digital Media Integration and Development Path under Internet + Environment by Tang, Haoqi (2023) - For example, the use of digital media technology can realize real-time monitoring and analysis of environmental indicators such as air, water quality, soil etc., quickly obtain environmental data, and realize the tracking and tracing of environmental pollution sources. In addition, digital media technology can also realize the visualization display of environmental data, which is convenient for environmental managers and the public to understand the environmental situation (Yusong, 2023). Keywords: application; data; field; governance; information; media; public
• The Influence of Conversation Role on Prosodic Entrainment in Mandarin Interactions by Xia, Zhihua (2023) - Online Published: December 1, 2023 doi:10.22158/csm.v6n4p76 URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.22158/csm.v6n4p76 Abstract The aim of this study is to find out how conversation role affects prosodic entrainment in Mandarin interactions. Few attentions in previous studies are paid to conversation roles and prosodic entrainment. Keywords: conversation; entrainment; follower; games; information; ordering; picture; picture ordering; role
• Analysis of Video Media Management Mode from Pear Video by Cheng, Tian (2024) - In this context, major TV stations and video media production teams have tried to transform and upgrade video media. Keywords pear video, video media, informative short video, new media platform In October 2020, Ren Lifeng, president of Watermelon Video, said in Sanya that medium video refers to videos that are 1 to 30 minutes long, and many authoritative provincial short video competitions limit short video lengths to less than 3 minutes. Keywords: content; information; media; news; pear; pear video; platforms; video; video media

• Using Mobile Devices to Access Social Media Networks: Students Learning through Web Quest Technique by Elsafi, Abdelwahed (2018) - Perceived benefits and attitudes of student teachers to web-quest as a motivating, creative and inquiry-based learning tool in education. Conclusion and Limitation This study concludes that using Mobile Devices to Access Social Media Networks based on the Web Quest, increased students learning motivation and cooperation as well as provide them with a better learning environment. Keywords: devices; learning; media; mobile; students; study; web
• Motivation and Academic Performance: An Inter-country Comparison by Gale, Lewis R.; Nowell, Clifford (2020) - Much of this discussion began with an analysis of how internal and external motivation are related to student success (Kasser & Ryan, 1996), but as our understanding of motivation has matured, the literature examining student motivation and educational outcomes has migrated from describing motivation as internal vs. external to describing motivation as autonomous vs. controlled (Deci & Ryan, 1985, 2000, 2008). The relationship between academicmotivation and academic achievement students. Keywords: chinese; external; impact; internal; levels; motivation; performance; students; u.s; university
• Case Study Research, Critical Hermeneutics, and Metacognition: Create Active Blended Learning to Enhance Maximum Retention through Original Videos by DiEdwardo, Dr. Maryann Pasda (2020) - Metacognitive skills also encourage students reflection on their ability to perform tasks. Online Published: November 22, 2020 doi:10.22158/csm.v3n4p131 URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.22158/csm.v3n4p131 Abstract During Fall Semester 2020, I perform case study research on a single subject (myself) to prove the hypothesis that I create a model which helps me to present metacognitive training to maximize retention for students who participate in the class weekly, who post discussions, and who are writing papers. Keywords: hermeneutics; learning; literature; metacognition; students; study; videos; writing
• Application of Knowledge-based Short Videos in University Students’ Learning: Examination and Enhancement of Motivation, Goals, Strategies, and Achievements by Du, Baiyan; Lai, Yuege; Cheng, Jun; Yi, Xiuhua (2024) - However, the effectiveness of this learning method remains unclear, and research in the field of short video learning is still in its early stages and needs further exploration. Wang (2021) pointed out that short video learning is closely related to learners’ learning conditions, cognitive foundation, resource presentation types, and online interpersonal interactions. Keywords: achievement; content; goal; knowledge; learning; learning strategies; motivation; orientation; self; strategies; students; study; time; video learning; videos
• A Case Design on Cultivation of Integrating Digital Pedagogy and Enhancing Students’ Intercultural Competence in English Literature Reading Course by LU, Jiahao; XIA, Lian; LU, Weiqi (2025) - Additionally, the author offers novel perspectives on integrating digital resources and activities into intercultural education, deepens students‟ understanding of the relationship between digitalization of education and the development of intercultural competence, and helps students fully leverage digital technologies to cultivate intercultural competence throughout their learning process. The significance of this case design contains two aspects: Theoretically, this study enriches the fields of digital pedagogy and intercultural education by providing empirical evidence for the effectiveness of digital technologies in promoting intercultural learning in the context of English literature teaching, thereby further contributing to existing theoretical frameworks. Keywords: chinese; class; competence; digital; education; english; language; learning; literature; media; students; teaching; time

• Health Implications of Work-Related Stress among Academic Staff of Tertiary Institutions in Katsina State by Kurfi, Mustapha H.; Hassan, Abubakar I.; Ezenkiri, Justin N. (2018) - Do academic staff experience health implications of work-related stress in tertiary institutions in Katsina State? 2) May 1, 2018 Accepted: May 17, 2018 Online Published: May 25, 2018 doi:10.22158/csm.v1n1p52 URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.22158/csm.v1n1p52 Abstract This study investigated the health implications of work-related stress among academic staff of tertiary institutions in Katsina State, Nigeria. Keywords: academic; health; health implications; implications; institutions; katsina; katsina state; staff; state; stress; work
• Stress and Burnout among Preretirement Employee in Hospital at 10th of Ramadan City by Allah, Eman S. Abd; Hussein, Samia S. Hassan; Farag, Hanaa K.; Ibrahim, Mervat E. (2019) - In agreement with this, a study in Italy revealed that nurses’ personal factors such as age, experience, time to commute to work, and number of children were not correlated to higher stress scores (Romano et al., 2015). Employees strain is increased by age, higher qualification, more work hours, and higher stress score, while the confrontive problem-solving coping lessens it. Keywords: burnout; coping; employees; health; job; strain; stress; stressors; study; work
• Measures of Harm from Heavy Metal Pollution in Battery Technicians’ Workshop within Ilorin Metropolis, Kwara State, Nigeria by SAWYERR, Henry Olawale; RAIMI, Morufu Olalekan; ADEOLU, Adedotun Timothy; ODIPE, Oluwaseun Emmanuel (2019) - Assessment of soil heavy metals for eco-environment and human health in a rapidly urbanization area of the upper Yangtze Basin. Contamination indices and heavy metal concentrations in urban soil of Ibadan metropolis, southwestern Nigeria. Keywords: contamination; environmental; et al; health; lead; media; metals; nigeria; pollution; soil; study; trace; vol
• Critical Factors in Containing COVID-19: Lessons from Selected Countries by Kakonge, Amb. Dr. John O. (2020) - Other countries which have done well in contact tracing include Iceland and Singapore. In contrast, in other countries such as India, Kenya and South Africa, governments are struggling to contain the rising number of cases of COVID-19. Keywords: contact; coronavirus; countries; covid-19; government; health; july
• Some Lessons from the COVID-19 Crisis by Kakonge, Amb. John O. (2020) - In the case of Africa, a report by the African Development Bank (AfDB, 2020) confirms that the majority of African countries were ill-prepared to handle the COVID-19 pandemic. Based on the Global Health Security (GHS) Index, which measures the health security capabilities needed to prevent, detect, and respond to significant infectious disease outbreaks, African countries mostly rank between the 101st and 195th positions on the index, with those ranking below 150 considered to be the least www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/csm Communication, Society and Media Vol. 3, No. 4, 2020 21 Published by SCHOLINK INC. prepared (AfDB, 2020). Keywords: african; august; countries; covid-19; health; nurses; pandemic

• Gender Roles and the Impact of Welfare Policies on the Gender Gap in Japan by Yuezhang, Chen (2024) - Policy responses to population-declining society: Development and challenges of family policies in Japan. Handbook of family policies across the globe, 319-331. Keywords: family; gender; japan; policies; women

• The Development of Virtual Media People and the Impact on Journalism and Communications by Gu, Jiali (2024) - Keywords virtual media, journalism and communications, impact 1. Virtual media personalities not only enhance the efficiency of content production and transform audience interaction experiences but also play crucial roles in various applications such as news reporting, entertainment advertising, and educational training. Keywords: content; dissemination; figures; industry; media; news; personalities; personas
• How Photojournalism Avoids Visual Violence by hanxin, Lu (2024) - Introduction With the rapid advancement of news media, the prominence of visual imagery in journalism has steadily increased. The emergence of visual violence is often intended to capture attention, enhance media click-through rates, and boost visibility, yet this practice can, to a certain extent, overlook the psychological resilience and moral boundaries of the audience. Keywords: audience; image; media; news; photography; public; violence

• Research on the Construction and Application of a Precision Service Platform for Pharmaceutical Knowledge Based on Media Convergence to Serve Industry Groups and the Public by Li, Jin; Ma, Xi; Liu, Yu; Tao, Tingting; Ren, Wenyan; Zou, Xiaoyong (2025) - Column Planning & Manuscript Organization Expertise in scientific journal publishing Ensures academic and professional quality of platform content. As the foundation of the precision pharmaceutical knowledge service platform, the Online Edition of China Pharmacy was established in 2018 and is regularly published on platforms such as the China Pharmacy website, mobile site, official WeChat, Weibo, the Pharmaceutical Policy Cloud Classroom platform, and app. Keywords: china; knowledge; media; online; pharmaceutical; pharmacy; platform; public; publishing

• Mixing Framework from Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) to a Local Project by Fadaei, Azita Seyed (2018) - At the first step, I was invited to participate in their teacher training classes for science teachers (English Language and Literacy Integration in Subject Areas (ELLISA) Project). Similarly, the NGSS represents a major shift from the focus of scientific literacy as decontextualized content and process knowledge toward scientific literacy as the productive and integrated use of science language with science content while simulating what scientists do (e.g., plan investigations, develop models, argue from evidence). Keywords: education; english; language; literacy; ngss; science; teachers; teaching
• A Research on the Improvement of Business English Teachers’ Competence in an Internet Plus Era by Chunmei, Yu (2021) - “The quality of business English teachers has a direct impact on the teaching quality of business English” (Weng, J. L. & Weng, F. X., 2012). In this era, business English teachers are faced with a problem: how to develop themselves, achieve a successful transformation from language and literature to business English teaching, and adapt to the transformation from traditional teaching mode to new classroom teaching mode. Keywords: ability; business; english; knowledge; research; teachers; teaching
• Metaphorical Expressions with “Sweet” in English and “Ngọt” in Vietnamese by Thu, Ho Trinh Quynh; Ha, Nguyen Thi Thanh (2022) - In addition, sweet taste is metaphorically utilized to convey the happiness and good things a person has or perceives through other senses (namely, vision, olfaction, audition, and somatosensation) (Pham, 2017). However, the truth of the matter is that sweet taste is still expressed in terms of other senses (namely, somatosensation, vision, audition, and olfaction) with the evidence from the novels mentioned in section 2. Keywords: english; expressions; metaphor; ngào; ngọt; nutrient; taste; tasting; vietnamese
• A Study on the Overseas Reception and Translation Strategies of Shuang Xuetao’s Works by Yue, WANG; Dan, CUI (2025) - This paper focuses on Shuang Xuetao and the English translation of his novella Rouge Street, exploring its reception in the United States and the translation strategies employed. Keywords Shuang Xuetao’s fiction, Rouge Street, overseas dissemination of contemporary Chinese literature, translation strategies www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/csm Communication, Society and Media Vol. 8, No. 2, 2025 122 Published by SCHOLINK INC. 1. Keywords: chinese; english; international; literature; new; northeastern; readers; rouge; shuang; street; tiang; translation

• The Challenges Confronting Countries in the Tropics Affected by Covid-19 by Kakonge, Amb. Dr. John O. (2020) - Tropical countries have generally had a slower rate of Covid -19 spread than other countries. www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/csm Communication, Society and Media Vol. 3, No. 2, 2020 128 Published by SCHOLINK INC. Table 1. Covid-19 in Selected Tropical Countries as of 12 th April 2020 Country Positive cases No. of deaths Testing capacity Barbados 68 4 Y Bolivia 300 24 Y Brazil 20,964 1,141 Y Colombia 2,709 100 Y Costa Rica 577 3 Y Côte d’Ivoire 553 4 Y Cuba 669 18 Y Democratic Republic of the Congo 234 20 Y Dominican Republic 2,759 135 Y Ecuador 7,466 333 - Ghana 408 8 Y Indonesia 3,842 327 Y India 8,504 289 Y Jamaica 72 4 Y Kenya 191 7 Y Malawi 12 2 Y Malaysia 4,830 73 Y Mexico 4,219 273 Y Nigeria 318 10 Y Peru 6,848 181 Y Philippines 4,648 220 Y Rwanda 120 0 Y Senegal 278 2 - Thailand 2,551 38 Y Trinidad & Tobago 113 8 Y Venezuela 175 9 Y 3. Keywords: april; cases; coronavirus; countries; covid-19; lockdown; water
• Containing the High Incidence of COVID-19 in the Urban Slums of Nairobi: The Case of Kibera by Kakonge, Amb. Dr. John O. (2020) - Complicating the situation, a large proportion of Kibera residents have underlying health conditions such as HIV and tuberculosis, and non-communicable diseases like hypertension and diabetes, that www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/csm Communication, Society and Media Vol. 3, No. 3, 2020 89 Published by SCHOLINK INC. increase the risks associated with COVID-19 infections (MSF, 2020). It is clear to most observers that the inhabitants of Kibera live in relentless and degrading poverty, but the Government contends that they are illegal squatters on Government land (Kibera UK, 2014). Keywords: cases; covid-19; government; june; kibera; residents; water
• Leading by Example: The Work of Minister K. K. Shailaja of Kerala State, India in Combating COVID-19 by Kakonge, Amb. John O. (2021) - Minister K. K. Shailaja Minister Shailaja was born in Kerala in 1956. Minister Shailaja was elected as a member of the state parliament in 2016 and was appointed Minister of Health and Social Welfare. Keywords: covid-19; kerala; minister; shailaja; state

• Netflix Overseas Strategy: Why Is China the Most Unnecessary Market for Netflix? by Gao, Yiwei (2024) - In the Netflix’s 2016 Final Q3 Letter, it includes a particular section to talk about China market: “The regulatory environment for foreign digi-tal content services in China has become challenging. Number of Netflix subscribers from 2011 to 2016, by type (in millions). Keywords: china; chinese; iqiyi; june; market; media; netflix; report; revenue; segment; streaming; vol
• How Improper Recycling of Used Products Impact the Environment in Global South by Xu, Wenxuan (2025) - They lack the knowledge of recycling wastes properly, especially plastic wastes. Although the techniques of recycling wastes are more advanced than in many developing countries, the issue of pollution is still severe in some Chinese regions. Keywords: china; countries; environment; global; government; plastic; recycling; south; waste
• From the Vicissitude of Companion Pictorial to Probe Modern China’s Modernization Process by Zichen, Bi (2025) - Studying the history of Companion Pictorial can be regarded as studying the history of modern China. To a certain extent, studying history of Companion Pictorial is also studying modern China. Keywords: advertisements; china; companion; modern; pictorial; shanghai; urban

• The Self-Reported Roles of Executive Functions, Behavior Experiences and Locus of Control in Adults Who Stutter by Roitsch, Jane (2021) - 3.6 LCB, OASES, and CEFI-A-SR Scores and Family Stuttering History OASES reactions to stuttering impact score, OASES QOL impact score, OASES overall and impact scores, and CEFI-A-SR Attention subscale scores differed by family history of stuttering (all p < 0.05). This protocol measures the impact of stuttering impact on the individual’s life and provides information via self-reporting which can be used in assessment and treatment. Keywords: -0.1; age; cefi; control; impact; oases; participants; persons; scores; self; stuttering

• Is it Real History or Illusion?—Exploration of Narrative Strategies in Ambrose Bierce’s “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge” by OUYANG, Zexi (2024) - Set against the tumultuous backdrop of the American Civil War, Bierce‟s narrative masterfully intertwines the stark brutality of war with the ethereal realms of fantasy and illusion. In addition to detailed description, Bierce‟s narrative is characterized by a realistic use of language that enhances the sensory experience, deepening the reader‟s immersion into the story. Keywords: bierce; bierce‟s; bridge; creek; death; narrative; occurrence; owl; reality; war
• Yasujirō Ozu’s Cinematic Language and the Aesthetics of Healing by Li, Fengmuhan (2024) - Ozu’s choice to forgo Hollywood’s goal-oriented narratives in favor of everyday life narratives builds an emotional and psychological sense of familiarity and stability. Unlike Hollywood’s focus on plot-driven action and emotional conflict, Ozu utilizes “intermediate space”, “360-degree rule”, “low-angle shots”, and “graphic configuration” to depict serene everyday life, breaking away from classical Hollywood’s narrative conventions and establishing a novel Japanese visual experience. Keywords: experience; healing; narrative; ozu; scenes; shots; space; viewers
• Narratives of Rebirth and Resistance: Exploring Identity, Redemption, and Cultural Critique in Female-Targeted Rebirth Literature by Ya, Zhou; Yan, Deng; Liu, Guanbao (2025) - Thematic Analysis of Rebirth Narratives In rebirth novels, protagonists frequently undergo a process of identity reconstruction after experiencing rebirth. Beyond identity reconstruction, rebirth novels delve deeply into life re-exploration. Keywords: life; narrative; novels; past; protagonist; rebirth

• Exploring the High-quality Development Path of Academic Libraries in the Perspective of Digital Literacy by Ye, Min; Guo, Peiming (2025) - On the other hand, libraries should vigorously strengthen the construction of digital resources, the transformation and development www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/csm Communication, Society and Media Vol. 8, No. 1, 2025 37 Published by SCHOLINK INC. of libraries to digital intelligence, and the transition from a physical venue to an all-encompassing space that rationally combines a composite library, digital library, and virtual library. www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/csm Communication, Society and Media Vol. 8, No. 1, 2025 36 Published by SCHOLINK INC. (2) Strengthening the construction of standards and norms for digital resource libraries to achieve collaborative development and sharing. Keywords: development; digital; libraries; library; literacy; resources; university
• Symbiosis and Evolution: Reconstructing the Digital Publishing Landscape Based on Innovation Ecosystem Theory by Guo, Qiuhua; Huang, Yunyin (2025) - However, the exploration of digital publishing innovation ecosystems in this paper is limited to theoretical deduction. Currently, there are relatively few studies examining digital publishing innovation from an ecological perspective. Keywords: development; digital; ecosystem; enterprises; innovation; publishing; theory

• Research on Predictive Models for Content Popularity on Social Media by Jin, Kangchen (2024) - 4.2 Application of Deep Learning and Transfer Learning Methods In recent years, the integration of deep learning and transfer learning technologies has provided an innovative solution for optimizing social media content popularity prediction models. 4.4 Optimization Algorithms and Utilization of Distributed Computing Resources The efficient use of optimization algorithms and distributed computing resources plays a critical role in improving the performance of social media content popularity prediction models. Keywords: content; data; learning; media; models; popularity

• The School Leadership Is a Key to Break the Higher Education Iron Triangle through Borderless Distance Education: The Case of UNISA in Addis Ababa Ethiopia by Woldeyes, Melese Mekasha (2019) - Higher education, without appropriate leadership it is meaningless to rise the quality issues and low costs to be achievable within traditional systems of higher education which is based on classroom teaching and learning mode. Keywords access, cost, quality, higher education, delivery mode, distance education, distance education generations, qualitative, school leadership, method, quality assurance, conventional education, student support services 1. Keywords: access; distance; education; ethiopia; leadership; quality

• Analysis and Research on the Open Access Policy System of Institutional Repositories in Chinese and Foreign Universities by Liang, Zong (2024) - Statistical Situation of the OA Policy Contents of 30 Universities U TP O Deposit policy Usage policy Copyright policy PF S SC VR SP RP EP MU FTU UU CS AL ER LA PP A1 √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ A2 √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ A3 √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ A4 √ √ √ √ √ √ A5 √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ A6 √ √ √ √ √ √ A7 √ √ √ √ √ √ A8 √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ A9 √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ A10 √ √ √ √ √ √ B1 √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ B2 √ √ √ √ √ B3 √ √ √ √ √ √ B4 √ √ √ B5 √ √ √ √ √ B6 √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ B7 √ √ √ √ √ √ √ B8 √ √ √ √ √ √ B9 √ √ √ √ √ √ √ B10 √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ C1 √ √ √ √ √ √ C2 √ √ √ √ √ √ C3 √ √ √ √ √ C4 √ √ √ √ √ √ C5 √ √ √ √ √ √ C6 √ √ √ C7 √ √ √ √ √ √ C8 √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ C9 √ √ √ √ √ √ √ C10 √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/csm Communication, Society and Media Vol. 7, No. 2, 2024 42 Published by SCHOLINK INC. Annotate: Communication, Society and Media ISSN 2576-5388 (Print) ISSN 2576-5396 (Online) Vol. 7, No. 2, 2024 www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/csm 38 Original Paper Analysis and Research on the Open Access Policy System of Institutional Repositories in Chinese and Foreign Universities Zong Liang 1* 1 Library, University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, Shanghai, China * Zong Liang, Library, University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, Shanghai, China Received: June 24, 2024 Keywords: access; base; knowledge; open; policies; policy; repositories; universities; university; version; √ √

• Exploring the Impact of Keats’s Poetry on Hyperion by Shengnan, Wang (2025) - This paper first introduces the research background and the significance of the topic selection, then we appreciate the beauty in John Keats poetry. In this paper, the author first introduces the research background and the significance of the topic selection, then we appreciate the beauty in John Keats poetry. Keywords: beauty; human; hyperion; keats; love; nature; poetry; relationship
• Exploration of the Relationship between College Youth’s Willingness to Use Large Models and their Behavior: Based on the Mediating Effect of Human-Computer Trust by Huang, Fangxin (2025) - Keywords large models, human-computer trust, SIRAM model, trust crisis 1. Alghamdi, Masoud, Alnahit et al., 2024; Hong, Duan, Zhang et al., 2024; Wu & Sun, 2023), while fewer explore college youth’s acceptance of large models from human-machine communication and trust perspectives, making such exploration valuable. Keywords: enjoyment; human; intention; media; models; research; sociability; trust; usage

• Design of Virtual Anchor Based on 3Dmax by Zixuan, Wang; Mao, Ye; Runze, Xiang (2023) - Our results show that the use of 3DMAX in virtual anchor design can greatly enhance user engagement and improve the overall user experience. Results Our results show that the use of 3DMAX in virtual anchor design greatly improves user engagement and the overall experience. Keywords: 3dmax; anchors; animation; design; media; research; technology
• The Social Technology of the Book Publishing in Modern Chinese Libraries: Taking the Laws and Regulations at That Time as an Example by Xirong, Wang; Tongxin, Yi Yu (2024) - In modern China, the admission targets, admission conditions, and admission procedures for publications, as well as the postal and international exchange systems for publications, were important standards for the management of the book industry at that time, and library book publishing naturally had to comply with them. May 28, 2024 doi:10.22158/csm.v7n1p37 URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.22158/csm.v7n1p37 Abstract The book publishing of modern Chinese libraries is a Socio-Technical Interaction Network (STIN), which, together with other STIN, forms a larger STIN. Keywords: book; chinese; laws; libraries; library; publishing; regulations; technology

• The Influence and Fusion of Online Films with Traditional Cinema: A Case Study of the Netflix Platform by Liu, Anran (2023) - Finally, regarding the content, the extensive library available on streaming movie platforms significantly broadens the scope of viewer choice, deviating from the practice of cinemas dictating “what to watch”. The emergence of big data, employed by streaming movie platforms, notwithstanding, has irrevocably reshaped the traditional unidirectional broadcast paradigm, but ushered in a new era featured by heightened information timeliness and increased audience engagement. Keywords: audience; cinema; content; distribution; industry; media; model; movies; netflix; online; platforms; streaming; streaming movies; viewing

• “Promising” and “Inaction” in the Evaluation of Academic Journals: Thoughts on the Construction of Academic Credibility Value by Yuan, Chen (2023) - Academic evaluation and academic research are integrated and inseparable, and the process of academic journal evaluation and its own development cannot be separated from the participation of academic community. Second, the performance of alienation of academic journal evaluation 1) the relationship between academic journal evaluation, academic evaluation and scientific research evaluation Academic journal evaluation, academic evaluation and scientific research evaluation have common categories, but they cannot belong to each other. Keywords: academic; evaluation; journal evaluation; journals; power; research; system; value

• Exploring the Mobility of the New Media Platform Little Red Book by Li, Sixian (2024) - Fashion and beauty are still the main trend of Little Red Book users. From the data it is clear that young women make up a large proportion of Little Red Book users, they have decent jobs, higher spending power and high consumer demand, and tend to express themselves in a community dominated by such a female group. Keywords: book; content; ideas; mobility; notes; platform; users

• The L Word, the Television Series: Analysis of Its Lesbian Subjectivity by Shuming, Zhang (2023) - While The L Word was praised for its pioneering significance in presenting lesbian images and subjectivity in television drama and offering an enlightenment spirit to later queer-themed television series, the broadcasting of the show provoked intense discussions on the presentation of lesbian sex and their bodies (Note 4). Criticism argues that in The L Word’s opening representation of lesbian sex which has been mentioned above, at that time Jenny was a heterosexual woman, and the audience is forced to spy on Jenny spying on lesbian sex, which is a reified heterosexual gaze for male audiences (Note 17). Keywords: jenny; lesbian; male; note; queer; television; word

• Stylistic Analysis of a Poem “ODE ON A GRECIAN URN” Written by John Keats by Abbas, Naeem; Aliyan, Anas; Nasir, Komal (2020) - www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/csm Communication, Society and Media Vol. 3, No. 4, 2020 82 Published by SCHOLINK INC. www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/csm Communication, Society and Media Vol. 3, No. 4, 2020 84 Published by SCHOLINK INC. References Leech, N. G. (1969). Keywords: example; line; poem; text; urn

• Exploring the New Interpretation of the Fengshen Story by Wang, Jiashen (2024) - Therefore, there should be a gap that could be bridged by interdisciplinary studies to develop Fengshen story and other Chinese mythology stories. Chinese mythology stories have rich historical and cultural resources which could be considered valuable research objects for building a potential ―story universe‖, however, so far, the academic value of mythological storytelling has not been noticed adequately (Zhang, 2022). Keywords: adaptations; audiences; fengshen; fengshen story; media; mythology; new; story; storytelling; transmedia; universe‖

• Midnight Express as a Product of Hollywood Orientalism by Akkan, Goksu Gigi (2018) - Published: April 19, 2018 doi:10.22158/csm.v1n1p20 URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.22158/csm.v1n1p20 Abstract The concept of Orientalism has been a forthcoming issue in film studies, be it the (mis)representation of minority groups in Hollywood, or white-washing people of color characters in remakes of films from “the Orient”, or through a complete omission of representation of these characters. Although he does not directly mention Foucault, Said also acknowledges the importance of power relations in Orientalist discourse: “unbroken arc of knowledge and power connects the European or Western statesman and the Western Orientalists” (Said, 1979, p. 104), which brings us to the question of the legitimizing forces of such Orientalist films as producing “true” knowledge about the East. Keywords: east; express; film; midnight; turkey; west

• Gender Wise Distribution of Income Using L-Moments Method by Alam, Muhammad; Jan, Saeed Ullah; Zeb, Alam (2019) - Findings of the study suggest that suitable policy is required to maintain equality in income distribution in the country. Lognormal distribution has been found best fit on the average for income distribution. Keywords: distribution; income; method; moments

• The Gothic Complex in Tim Burton’s Films by Deng, Wenchao (2024) - When fairy tales clashed with reality, it was the moment when Tim Burton‟s Gothic fairy tales showed the biggest difference from ordinary fairy tales, and of course, the tragedy arrived. This article elaborates on Tim Burton‟s Gothic film style from three aspects. Keywords: burton‟s; edward; films; music; style; tim

• Reforming Sectarian Beliefs in Iraq: Winning the Peace by Oler, Michael; Johnson, Anthony; McCulloh, Anna; Dagher, Munqith; Day, Anita; McCulloh, Ian (2021) - fNIRS is a cost-effective tool to measure the effectiveness of video messages. Video messages could be formulated, selected, and tailored to population segments. Keywords: activity; adoption; arguing; basheer; behavior; brain; cortex; counter; iraq; media; neural; sectarianism; video; violence

• From “A Tapestry of a Legendary Land” to the Creation of Cultural Heritage Theater by Huang, Beibei (2024) - By thoroughly interpreting A Tapestry of a Legendary Land, the paper aims to offer new perspectives for contemporary dance creation and the dissemination of cultural heritage, facilitating the revitalization and development of traditional culture on the modern stage. The Scroll Unroller, as a character bridging past and present, introduces audiences to the creative process from a modern perspective, building a cross-temporal cultural bridge that deepens the understanding of historical depth and cultural heritage. Keywords: dance; heritage; land; mountains; relics; rivers; stage; tapestry

• What is the Reaper Singing? Spatial Writing of “The Solitary Reaper” and the Construction of Britain’s Identity by Qian, Guo (2025) - 3. Poetry Interpretation: The Relationship between England and Scotland Reflected in the Song 3.1 Realistic Space 3.1.1 Scotland’s natural landscapes such as fields, mountains and rivers have become an important part of poetry, and as the representative image of Scotland, her singing voice carries Scottish culture and emotions. Keywords: england; poetry; scotland; song; wheat; wordsworth

• The Science of Undetectable Equals Un-Transmittable Plays out in Real Life a Clinical Case Report by Dickens, Alycia T. (2019) - Medical work-up, done by primary care provider, included HIV testing and the patient tested HIV+. Primary care work-up included HIV testing and he tested HIV+. Keywords: cd4; cells; hiv; march; patient; testing

• The Agenda Setting Process and its Potential Attitudinal Effects by Chernov, Gennadiy (2021) - The combination of different degrees of these two subdomains leads to different degrees of agenda setting effects (Chernov, Valenzuela, & McCombs, 2011). It is worth to further explore this link in the future considering the importance of the agenda setting in media effects, and the ELM in persuasion. Keywords: agenda; attitude; effects; issue; media; setting

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