Weishan Miao

[Weishan Miao @WeishanM]

@katypearce @liksamchan Hi Katy, so glad that you enjoy this article and I am greatly encouraged by your kind words. Thank you!!!

[Sam Chan 陳力深 (Also on Bluesky) @liksamchan]

How do different digital media platforms create communities for gay men in China? In our new #JoC article, @WeishanM and I examine the affordances of various, old and new, platforms for gay community building.
https://t.co/typhAKaZ9M

[MIA @Media_Int_Aus]

MIA186: More than business: The de-politicisation and re-politicisation of #TikTok in the media discourses of China, America and India (2017–2020) by Weishan Miao, Dianlin Huang, Ying Huang
@WeishanM

https://t.co/QIWlwUGDPg

[Manchester China Institute @UoMChina]

🚨 Thrilled to announce MCI's AUTUMN 2022 #WEBINAR #SERIES!🚨

🔎 Join us this autumn for a thought-provoking interdisciplinary exploration of China🇨🇳 & its global impact.🌍

👀 Here’s a sneak peek at the upcoming webinar topics feat. leading #China researchers. More details TBA.

[MIA @Media_Int_Aus]

One of the most read papers from our COVID extraordinary issue, part 1:
Influencers and COVID-19: reviewing key issues in press coverage

https://t.co/G41FNRROgb

Well done!
@wishcrys
@jinlee_media
@tomato_domo
@WeishanM

#COVID19 #asiapacificmedia

[Min Jiang @mindyjiang]

[Article] My co-authors Weishan Miao, Yunxia Pang & I published "Historicizing Internet regulation in China: A meta-analysis of Chinese Internet policies (1994-2017)" in the latest issue of International Journal of Communication.

Download for FREE here:

https://t.co/UqLGzwdupa

[Sam Chan 陳力深 (Also on Bluesky) @liksamchan]

This is the third (& final) piece my awesome co-author Weishan Miao and I wrote about the rise of Blued, a gay social app in China. In this piece, we take a domestication approach to tell the narratives of three users.
https://t.co/7GT571uK4c

[Sam Chan 陳力深 (Also on Bluesky) @liksamchan]

Lining up again for another ride immediately after getting off from the previous one? Here is the second piece (out of three) from the ethnographic project about a gay social app in China my awesome co-author Weishan Miao and I have been working on!

https://t.co/PA9khLdY4T

[Sam Chan 陳力深 (Also on Bluesky) @liksamchan]

My awesome co-author Weishan Miao and I have been working on an ethnographic project about a gay social app in China. Our paper, first out of three in the series, just came out! https://t.co/uQGAkdVjDM