Publications for Joyce Nip
Publications for Joyce Nip
2016
Nip, J., Fu, K. (2016). Challenging Official
Propaganda? Public Opinion Leaders on Sina
Weibo. China Quarterly, 225, 122-144. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/S030574101500
1654">[More Information]</a>
Nip, J., Fu, K. (2016). Networked framing
between source posts and their reposts: an
analysis of public opinion on China's microblogs.
Information, Communication and Society, 19(8),
1127-1149. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/1369118X.2015.
1104372">[More Information]</a>
'Hard Porridge', 8 November 2010 iPad edition:
The New Yorker.
2009
Nip, J. (2009). Citizen Journalism in China: The
Case of the Wenchuan Earthquake. In Stuart
Allan, Einar Thorsen (Eds.), Citizen Journalism:
Global Perspectives, (pp. 95-105). New York:
Peter Lang Publishing.
2008
Nip, J. (2008). The Last Days of Civic
Journalism: The case of the Savannah Morning
News. Journalism Practice, 2(2), 179-196. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/1751278080199
9352">[More Information]</a>
2015
2006
Maras, S., Nip, J. (2015). The Travelling
Objectivity Norm: Examining the case of the
first Chinese journalism handbook. Journalism
Studies, 16(3), 326-342. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/1461670X.2014.
895500">[More Information]</a>
Nip, J. (2006). Exploring the Second Phase of
Public Journalism. Journalism Studies, 7(2),
212-236.
2012
Nip, J., Qiu, Z. (2012), A Meta-Review of
Chinese Media Studies: 1998-2008 [Chinese
Translation]: China Media Report.
Nip, J. (2012). Friends Versus Strangers:
Understanding news interactions in Hong Kong.
Australian Journal of Communication, 39(3),
117-134.
Nip, J. (2012). Weibo and Tencent Suspensions
Show Government Still in Control of Social
Media in China. The Conversation.
2011
Nip, J. (2011). A Meta-review of Chinese Media
Studies, 1998-2008. Media International
Australia, 138, 112-127.
Nip, J., Wong, L., Mak, Y. (2011). Xin Wen Yu
Bao Dao Tong Tong Shi (Liberal Studies on
News and Reporting). Hong Kong: Ming chuang
Press.
2010
Nip, J. (2010), 'Remembering Tibet' [Chinese] in
So. Y.K. et al. (Eds.), Stories Behind the News,
1st, 2nd, and 3rd editions (pp. 377-380). Hong
Kong: Cosmos Books.
Nip, J. (2010). Routinization of Charisma: The
Institutionalization of Public Journalism Online.
In Jack Rosenberry, Burton St John III (Eds.),
Public Journalism 2.0: The Promise and Reality
of a Citizen Engaged Press, (pp. 135-148). New
York, United States: Routledge.
Nip, J. (2010), Thick Congee, a Translation of
Wang Meng's 'Jianying de Xizhou', reprinted as
Nip, J. (2006). Projecting a Future for RTHK,
(pp. 12 - 17). Hong Kong (SAR of China): Hong
Kong Journalists Association.
Nip, J. (2006). Venturing into the Future of
News [Chinese]. Media Digest.
2005
Nip, J. (2005). Changing connections: The news
media, the government and the people in China's
SARS epidemic. In Angela Rose Romano,
Michael Bromley (Eds.), Journalism and
Democracy in Asia, (pp. 28-40). United
Kingdom: Routledge imprint of Taylor &
Francis.
Nip, J. (2005). People's Voices in the
Mainstream: The Practice of Public Journalism
[Chinese]. Media Digest.
2004
Nip, J. (2004). The Queer Sisters and its
Electronic Bulletin Board: A study of the
Internet for social movement mobilization.
Information, Communication and Society, 7(1),
23-49.
Nip, J. (2004). The Queer Sisters and its
electronic bulletin board: a study of the internet
for social movement mobilization. In Wim van
de Donk, Brian D. Loader, Paul G. Nixon, Dieter
Rucht (Eds.), Cyberprotest: New Media, Citizens
and Social Movements, (pp. 233-258). United
Kingdom: Routledge imprint of Taylor &
Francis.
Nip, J. (2004). The Relationship between Online
and Offline Communities: The Case of the Queer
Sisters. Media Culture and Society, 26(3),
409-428.
2002
Publications for Joyce Nip
Nip, J. (2002). Technology and Contingent
Conditions in Community Formation on the
Internet. 3rd Annual Media Ecology Association
Convention MEA 2002, United States: Media
Ecology Association.