Chinese Journal of Communication

Your order, their labor: An exploration of algorithms and laboring on food delivery platforms in China

Contesting Cyberspace in China: Online Expression and Authoritarian Resilience

Virtual gifting on China’s live streaming platforms: hijacking the online gift economy

Cashless China: Securitization of everyday life through Alipay’s social credit system—Sesame Credit

Chinese video streaming services in the context of global platform studies

To meet or not to meet? Measuring motivations and risks as predictors of outcomes in the use of mobile dating applications in China

Like a “Frog in a well”? An ethnographic study of Chinese rural women’s social media practices through the WeChat platform

WeChat use of mainland Chinese dual migrants in daily border crossing

How China’s flagship news program frames “the West”: Foreign news coverage of CCTV’s Xinwen Lianbo before and during Xi Jinping’s presidency

Adoption of ride-sharing apps by Chinese taxi drivers and its implication for the equality and wellbeing in the sharing economy

Linking government social media usage to public perceptions of government performance: an empirical study from China

Language matters: effects of linguistic agency assignment on HPV prevention advocacy in Chinese public health education materials

Fear of missing out, feeling of acceleration, and being permanently online: a survey study of university students’ use of mobile apps in China

Effects of mobile information-seeking on the intention to obtain reproductive cancer screening among chinese women: testing an integrative model

Getting connected while aging: the effects of WeChat network characteristics on the well-being of Chinese mature adults

Microblogging reactions to celebrity endorsement: effects of parasocial relationship and source factors

Authoritarian Cooptation of Urban Protests in China: Normative, Cognitive, and Regulatory Controls through the Media

Permanently online and permanently connected: Taiwanese university students’ attachment style, mobile phone usage, and well-being

Making the news: environmental NGOs and their media visibility in China

Comparative analysis of Chinese and Japanese corporate communication on facebook and twitter

Media variants, situation awareness, and protective public-health behaviors

Insights into the psychology of mobile apps as the new home screen: Evidence from cutting-edge research in Chinese societies

China as janus: the framing of china by british columbia’s alternative public sphere

Go to Internet cafés: Everyday life and social interactions of urban youth (Qu Wangba: Chengshi qingnian de richangshenghuo yu shehuijiaowang)

Chinese Television and National Identity Construction: The Cultural Politics of Music-Entertainment Programmes

Resistance to dominant narratives and the construction of identity legitimacy: counterstories of Chinese migrant workers with pneumoconiosis

Does national broadband plan narrow regional digital divide? Evidence from China