Tsan-Kuo Chang

[Tsan-Kuo Chang @COM3119CityU]

@sophiechan1992 A good reason why in the age of social media people should be more cautious about what they may read online.

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@1803010 This is why in the age of digital media, people should be more critical of how information may be used by governments.

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@kellyshiu224 But countries around the world have not stood united behind Ukraine to fight against Russian aggression.

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@bestone0126 It shows the state can always intervene when the environment becomes bad for people's health.

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@SiuChloelamst The digital media, such as Internet, may be global, but the access points are local. So governments can still play a role.

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@Pang_On_Kee Most social media will probably never be allowed to open in China because of the difficulty involved in content control.

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@DesireeShung There is something more than meets the eyes. For example, a breakdown of effective international communication from Malaysia.

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@Sid_xing Part of the problems lies in the lack of transparent means of international communication between Malaysia and other countries.

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@margaretlee128 But the world community of nations does not appear to have found a way to stop Russia, other than weak sanctions.

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@theodoraliu True. Language is a living institution that would have impacts on people's identity, including those in Hong Kong.

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@cmh3119 Good question. This is why in international communication the more news outlets, the better.

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@cmh3119 It also means the crisis in Crimea poses a dilemma to China in terms of its foreign and domestic policies.

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@sophiechan1992 What media frames do you see as compared to those of citizen reports?

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@sugar690916022 Soft power is more useful than high politics in forging better international relations.

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@angelalhn This is why the Turkish government has decided to ban social media for fear of being exposed of its corruption. It will not work.

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@KarryLAU First ladies may work wonder for their husbands. This is particulary true in Sino-American relations.

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@tywong232 The visit by Michelle Obama to China demonstrates that countries do not have to engage in hard politics all the time.

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@52640283Xu Soft power often works better than hard power in international relations. Michelle Obama does her husband a great service.

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@uoy224 Many people wonder whether the Malaysian government and the airline might be hiding something from the public and other countries.

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@uoy224 When governments are corrupt or authoritarian, the first to die in open communication is truth because the media are often banned.