Xigen Li, Ph.D.

Associate

Professor

Department of Media and Communication

City University Hong Kong

Professional Experience

Job

Title Organization Location Dates

Associate

Professor

City

University of Hong Kong Hong Kong 2008-present

Assistant

Professor

Southern

Illinois University Carbondale Carbondale, IL 2005-2007

Assistant

Professor Arkansas

State University Jonesboro,

AR 2004-2005

Assistant

Professor Louisiana

State University Baton

Rouge, LA 1999-2004

Teaching

Assistant Michigan

State University East

Lansing, MI 1994-1999

Shanghai

Bureau Chief Science

& Technology Daily Shanghai,

China 1989-1994

Research

Fellow Freedom

Forum Media Studies Center New York,

NY 1992-1993

Beijing

Correspondent Shanghai

Xinmin Evening News Beijing,

China 1986-1989

TV News

Editor

Shanghai

Television Station Shanghai,

China 1981-1986

Education

Institute Location Dates Degree Fields

Michigan State

University East Lansing, Michigan 1994-99 Ph.D. Mass Media

Fudan

University Shanghai, China 1992-94 Ph.D. Candidate Journalism

Beijing, China 1986-89 M.A. Journalism

Fudan University Shanghai, China 1977-80 Diploma Journalism

Specialty

Teaching areas:New Media/Digital JournalismTelevision News Reporting and ProductionInternational CommunicationQuantitative Research MethodsNew Media ResearchVisual CommunicationMedia and Technology

Courses taught at

City University of Hong Kong

(2008-present)COM2101 Introduction to Media and

CommunicationCOM2104 International CommunicationCOM3106 Media and SocietyCOM4306 Television News ReportingCOM4306 Television News Production and AnchoringCOM5102 Global Communication (Graduate)COM5104, Research

Methods for Communication and New Media (Graduate)COM5101, Communication

Fundamentals (Graduate)

Courses taught at

Southern Illinois University Carbondale

(2005-2007)JAN 335,

Graphic CommunicationJAN 435, Advanced Graphic CommunicationJAN 436, Multimedia

Publication DesignMAMA 202, Visual

literacyMAMA 360, MAMA 510,

New Media Research (Graduate)MAMA 555, Public Opinion,

Propaganda and Mass Media (Graduate)

Courses Taught at Arkansas State University

(2004-2005)PRIM 1813, Introduction to Digital PublishingJOUR 3363, Communication ResearchMOM 5023, Public Opinion, Propaganda and the Mass Media

(Graduate)MOM 6053, Research Methods in Mass Communications

(Graduate)MOM 6163, Applied Research in Mass Communications

(Graduate)

Courses Taught at Manship School of Mass Communication, Louisiana

State University (1999-2004) MC 2015,

Visual CommunicationMC 3018, Foundation of Media ResearchMC 7001,

Research Methods of Mass Communication (Graduate)

Courses Taught at School of Journalism, Michigan State University

(1994-1999)JRN-407,

Computer-Assisted JournalismJRN-306, Broadcasting News I (Radio News Reporting and Production)JRN-406,

Broadcasting News II (Television News Reporting and Production)JRN-335, International PressJRN-345, Image and Message (Visual Communication)JRN-108, Introduction to Mass MediaJRN-200, News Writing and Reporting

Research areas:News Media and the InternetIimpact of Communication

Technology on Mass CommunicationInternet-mediated

CommunicationTheory of Influence on News ContentInternational News and Media SystemQuantitative Research Methods

Awards

Research AwardsTop Faculty Paper, AEJMC Newspaper Division, 2001First Place, Markham Paper Competition,

AEJMC International Communication

Division, 1998

Journalism AwardsThird place, Shanghai Science News Prize 1994,

Science & Technology Daily

Third place, Shanghai Science News

Prize 1992, Science & Technology Daily

Second place,

Prize for News on Construction, Science &

Technology Daily, 1991Third place, Shanghai Science News Prize 1991,

Science & Technology DailyPrize for Best News,

Science & Technology Daily, 1991Third place, Shanghai Science News Prize 1990,

Science & Technology DailyThird place for Best Short News

Stories, Science & Technology Daily, 1990Third place, Shanghai Science News Prize 1989,

Science & Technology DailyThird place, Prize for

Water-Conservancy News, 1988, People's DailyFirst place, China National TV News

Prize 1981, Shanghai TV Station

Professorships, Fellowships and ScholarshipsThe Eleanor Lane Faculty Endowment, Arkansas State University (2004)Summer Research Stipend Award, Louisiana State University (2003)Scripps-Howard Professorship, Louisiana State University (2002)Scripps-Howard Professorship, Louisiana State University (2001)Doris Westmoreland Darden Professorship, Louisiana State University

(2000)Dissertation Completion Fellowship, Michigan State University (1998)Graduate Office Scholarship, Michigan State University (1995, 1996, 1997,

1998 & 1999)Sun Yah-San Scholarship (1995)Freedom Forum Media Studies Center Fellowship (1992-93)Journalists in Europe Fellowship (1989-90)

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Publications and Presentations

Refereed Journal Articles

1) Xigen

Li and Xudong Liu, Selective Exposure,

Extended Exposure and Side-tracked Exposure: A Model of Media Exposure on

the Internet and the Consequential Effects, Communication Yearbook 37,

accepted for publication, May 2012.

2) Xigen

Li and Li Zeng,Diminishing Variation

of Technology Advantages: A Study of Predictors of Adoption and Use of

Podcast, Southwestern Mass Communication Journal, Vol. 27, No. 1,

2011, 69-83.

3) Xigen

Li, Factors Influencing Willingness to

Contribute Information to Online Communities, New Media & Society,

Vol. 13, No. 2, 2011, 279-296. (SSCI journal)

4) Xigen Li

and Xudong Liu, Media Frames and Coverage of Same-Sex Marriage of Five U.S.

Newspapers, Vol. 21, No. 1, 2010,

Howard

Journal of Communications,

1-20.

5)

Xigen Li

and Nico Nergadze, Deterrence Effect of Four Legal and Extra-Legal Factors

on Online Copyright Infringement, Vol. 14, No. 2,

Journal of Computer-mediated Communication,

2009, 307-327.

6)

Xigen Li,

Third-person Effect, Optimistic Bias and Sufficiency Resources in Internet

Use,

Journal of Communication, Vol.

58, No. 3, 2008, 568-587.

7) Xigen

Li, Stages

of a Crisis and Media Frames and Functions: U.S. Television Coverage of

the 9/11 Incident during the 24 Hours, Journal of Broadcasting and Electronic

Media, Vol. 51, No. 4, 2007, 670-687.

8) Xigen

Li and Lin Zhuang, Cultural Values in Internet Advertising: A Longitudinal

Study of the Banner Ads of the Top 100 U.S. Web Sites, Southwestern Mass

Communication Journal, Vol. 23, No. 1, 2007, 57-72.

9) Lin

Zhuang and Xigen Li, Cultural Values Reflected in U.S. Online

Banner Advertisements, Journal of InternationalBusiness Disciplines,

Vol. 1, No. 2, 2007, 73–89.

10)

Xigen Li,

Effects of Course Materials Available on the Web on Students’ Class

Engagement and Learning Outcomes, accepted for publication, Vol.

16, No. 1 & 2, Electronic

Journal of Communication, 2006.

11)

Xigen Li, National Interest

and Source Stance in the Coverage of U.S.-China Relations: A Content Analysis

of The New York Times and People’s Daily (1987-1996),

China Media Research, Vol. 2, No. 4, 2006, 48-59.

12)

Xigen

Li and

Ying Kong, U.S. Regional Newspapers’ Coverage of China’s Entry

into the TWO, International Communication Bulletin, Vol. 41, No.

1-2, 2006, 22-36.

13)

Lin Zhuang and Xigen Li, Internet Advertising And Its Reflection

of American Cultural Values, Business Research Yearbook: Global Business

Perspectives, Vol. XIII, 2006, 100-105.

14) Ana

Keshelashvili and Xigen Li, Did the Risk Scare Users Away from the

Internet? A Model of Perceived Benefit and Threat in Internet Use, Business

Research Yearbook: Global Business Perspectives, Vol. XII, 2005, 778-782.

15)

Nico

Nergadze and Xigen Li, Deterrence Effect of Four Legal and Extra-Legal

Factors on Online File-Sharers and Non-Sharers, Business Research Yearbook:

Global Business Perspectives, Vol. XII, 2005, 783-787.

16) Xiaoge Hu, Xigen Li, and

Richard Nelson, The World Wide Web as a Vehicle for Advertising Movies to

College Students: An Exploratory Study, Journal of Website Promotion,

Vol. 1, No.

3, 2005, 115

– 121.

17) Christopher Day, Xigen Li

and Richard Nelson, Effect of Music Downloading via the Internet on

Music CD Purchase, Business Research Yearbook: Global Business

Perspectives, Vol. XI, 2004, 53-57.

18) Xigen Li, National Interest

and Coverage of U.S.-China Relations: A Content Analysis of The New York

Times and People s Daily (1987-1996), International Communication

Bulletin, V. 38, No. 3-4, 2003, 29-41.

19) Xigen Li and Neil Melancon,

Perception of and Reactions to the Presence of URL s in Print Advertising

of a Non-Technology Brand, Southwest Mass Communication Journal, Vol.

19, No. 1, 2003, 76-86.

20) Xigen Li and Qian Zeng,

America s Online Newspapers: What Are They Doing to Facilitate Interactive

Communication? Business Research Yearbook: Global Business Perspectives,

Vol. X, 2003, 201-205.

21) Xigen Li and Ralph Izard,

9/11 Attack

Coverage Reveals Similarities, Differences:Newspaper Research Journal, Vol. 24, No.1, Winter 2003, 204-219.

22) Xigen Li, Web Design Affects

News Retrieval Efficiency: A Content Analysis of Five U.S. Internet Newspapers,

Newspaper Research Journal, Vol. 23, No.1, Winter 2002, 38-49.

23) Xigen Li, Web Design and

News of Priority Issues in Internet Newspapers, Business Research Yearbook:

Global Business Perspectives, Vol. IX, 2002, 682-686.

24) Jim Detjen, Fred Fico and Xigen

Li, Changing Work Environment of Environmental Reporters, Newspaper

Research Journal, Vol. 21, No. 1, Winter 2000, 2-12.

25) Xigen Li, Web Page Design

and Graphic Use of Three U.S. Newspapers, Journalism & Mass Communication

Quarterly, Vol. 75, No. 2, Summer 1998, 353-365.

26)

Xigen Li and Charles St. Cyr, Human Rights in China, A Pawn of a

Political Agenda? A Content Analysis of The New YorkTimes

(1987-1996), Gazette, International Journal for Communication Studies,

Vol. 60, No. 6, December 1998, 531-547.

Book

Xigen Li (ed.), Internet Newspapers: Making of a Mainstream

Medium, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Mahwah, NJ, 2006.

Book Chapters

1) Jay

Perkinsand Xigen Li, Cruising on Autopilot: How the Media

Covered 9/11, in Ralph Izard and Jay Perkins

(ed),

Lessons from Ground Zero: Media Response to Terror,

Transaction Publishers, New Brunswick, NJ, 2010, 33-49.

2) Xigen

Li and Jay Perkins, Consolation: Was It a

Virtual Catharsis? in Ralph Izard and Jay Perkins

(ed),

Lessons from Ground Zero: Media Response to Terror,

Transaction Publishers, New Brunswick, NJ, 2010, 51-60.

3) Xigen

Li and Ralph Izard, Different Functions:

Television and Newspaper, in Ralph Izard and Jay Perkins

(ed),

Lessons from Ground Zero: Media Response to Terror,

Transaction Publishers, New Brunswick, NJ, 2010, 113-120.

4)Xigen Li,

Effects of Course Materials Available on the Web on Students’ Class

Engagement and Learning Outcomes, in Concetta M. Stewart, Catherine C.

Schifter and Melissa E. Markaridian

(ed), Teaching and

Learning with Technology: Beyond Constructivism,

Routledge, New York, 2010, 29-48.

5) Xigen Li, Graphic Use and

Interconnectedness of the Internet Newspapers: a Many-to-Many Communication Model, in

Xigen Li (ed.), Internet Newspapers: Making of a Mainstream Medium, Lawrence

Erlbaum Associates, Mahwah, NJ,

2006, 35-47.

6) Xigen Li, Web Design and News Retrieval Efficiency: A

Content Analysis of Five U.S. Internet Newspapers, in Xigen Li (ed.), Internet

Newspapers: Making of a Mainstream Medium, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Mahwah, NJ,

2006, 65-80.

7) Xigen Li, Functional Alternatives in Obtaining News

Online: An Experimental Study of Three U.S. Internet Newspapers, in Xigen Li (ed.), Internet

Newspapers: Making of a Mainstream Medium, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Mahwah, NJ,

2006, 81-98.

8) Zhanwei Cao and Xigen Li, Effect of Growing Internet

Newspapers on Circulation of U.S. Print Newspapers, in Xigen Li (ed.), Internet

Newspapers: Making of a Mainstream Medium, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Mahwah, NJ,

2006, 121-137.

9) Qian Zeng and Xigen Li, Factors Influencing Interactivity of

the Internet Newspapers: A Content Analysis of 106 U.S. Internet Newspapers, in Xigen Li

(ed.), Internet Newspapers: Making of a Mainstream Medium, Lawrence Erlbaum

Associates, Mahwah, NJ,

2006, 139-158.

10) Renee duPlessis and Xigen Li, Cross-Media Ownership and Its

Effect on Technological Convergence of Online News Content, in Xigen Li (ed.), Internet

Newspapers: Making of a Mainstream Medium, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Mahwah, NJ,

2006, 159-175.

11) Sandy Ye and Xigen Li, Internet Newspapers Public Forum

and User Involvement, in Xigen Li (ed.), Internet Newspapers: Making of a Mainstream

Medium, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Mahwah, NJ,

2006, 243-259.

12) Xigen Li, News of Priority Issues in Print vs. Internet

Newspapers, in Xigen Li (ed.), Internet Newspapers: Making of a Mainstream Medium,

Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Mahwah, NJ,

2006, 261-281.

13) Xigen

Li and Ralph Izard, Media in a Crisis Situation Involving National Interest: A Content

Analysis of Major U.S. Newspapers' and TV Networks' Coverage of the 9/11 Tragedy, in

Elinor Kelley Grusin and Sandra H. Utt (eds.), Media

and Sept. 11, 2001: Reflections on an American Tragedy,

2005,

89-103.

14) Kirsten Mogensen, Laura Lindsay, Xigen Li, Jay Perkins and

Mike Beardsley, How Television News Covered the Crises: The content of CNN, CBS, ABC, NBC

and FOX News on September 11, in Bradley Greenberg (ed.) Communication and Terrorism,

Hampton Press, NY, 2002, 101-120.

Refereed Paper Presentations

1) Xudong

Liu, and Xigen Li

Online Disagreement Expression and Reasoned Opinions: An

Exploratory Study of Political Discussion Threads on Online Newspapers, 62nd

Annual Conference of the International Communication Association, Phoenix,

AZ, May 25, 2012.

2) Xigen

Li, Predictive Value of Innovativeness Versus

Personal Initiative in Cell Phone Use as a News Device, 61st Annual

Conference of the International Communication Association, Boston, MA, May

27, 2011.

3) Xigen

Li and Xudong Liu, Selective Exposure,

Extended Exposure and Side-tracked Exposure: A Model of Media Exposure on

the Internet and the Consequential Effects, 61st Annual Conference of the

International Communication Association, Boston, MA, May 28, 2011

4) Xudong

Liu, and Xigen Li, Self-message Distance, Perceived Media Effect, and

Third-Person Perception, 61st Annual Conference of the International

Communication Association, Boston, MA, May 30, 2011

5) Xigen

Li and Xudong Liu, Media exposure, self,

collective and proxy efficacy: Predicting preventative behaviors in a public

health emergency, 93rd AEJMC Annual Convention, Denver, CO,

August 6, 2010.

6) Xigen Li,

Factors Influencing Willingness to Contribute Information to Online

Communities, accepted for presentation, 60th Annual Conference of the

International Communication Association, Singapore, June 22, 2010

7)Xigen Li

and Lily Zeng,Technology Attributes, Perceived Value and Quality of

Information, and Social Utility as Predictors of Podcast Adoption and Use,

accepted for presentation, 59th Annual Conference of the International

Communication Association, Chicago, IL, May 21, 2009.

8)Xigen Li,

Effect of Technology and News-related Factors on Cell Phone Use as a News

Device, 6th Asia and Pacific Symposium on Press and Scientific

and Social Progress, Beijing, China, November 22, 2008.

9)Lily Zeng and Xigen Li,

Values vs. Costs: Predicting Podcast Adoption among Non-adopters, AEJMC 91st Annual Convention, Chicago, IL, August 7, 2008.

10)

Xigen

Li, News Information Seeking, Perceived Channel

Efficiency and Media Dependency, 58th Annual

Conference of the International Communication Association, Montreal, Canada,

May 25, 2008.

11)

Xigen

Li, Public Concern, Risk Delineation and Source

Use in Newspapers' Coverage of Genetically Modified Food, AEJMC 90th Annual

Convention, Washington, DC, August 10, 2007.

12)

Xigen

Li, Information Exchanges on the Internet

and Likelihood of Expressing Deviant Views on Current Affairs in Public,

57th Annual Conference of the International Communication Association, San

Francisco, CA, May 26, 2007.

13)

Xigen

Li, Predictors

of Cell Phone Use as a News Device, AEJMC Annual Convention, San Francisco,

CA August, 2006.

14) Lin Zhuang

and Xigen Li, Cultural Values in Internet Advertising: A Longitudinal

Study of the Banner Ads of the Top 100 U.S. Web Sites, AEJMC Annual Convention,

San Francisco, CA August, 2006.

15) Xigen Li, National Interest

and Source Stance in the Coverage of U.S.-China Relations: A Content Analysis

of The New York Times & People s Daily 1987-1996,

56th Annual Conference of the International Communication

Association, Dresden,

Germany, June 19, 2006.

16)

Ana Keshelashvili

and Xigen Li,

Perceived Benefit and

Threat in Internet Use,

56th Annual Conference of the International Communication

Association, Dresden,

Germany, June 19, 2006.

17) Lin Zhuang

and Xigen Li, Internet Advertising and Its Reflection of American

Cultural Values, 18th Annual Conference of the International Academy of

Business Disciplines, San Diego, CA, April 7, 2006

18) Xudong Liu and Xigen

Li, Media Frames and Fairness and Balance

of Five U.S. Newspapers’ Coverage of Same-Sex Marriage, AEJMC

Annual Convention, San Antonio, TX, August 10, 2005.

19) Xigen Li

andNico Nergadze, Deterrence

Factors for Online Copyright Infringement, 55th Annual Conference of the

International Communication Association, New

York, NY, May 28,

2005.

20) Xigen Li, Stages of a Crisis and Media

Frames and Functions: U.S. TV Networks Coverage of the 9/11 Tragedy during

the 24 Hours, 55th Annual Conference of the International Communication

Association, New York, NY, May 29, 2005.

21)

Ana Keshelashvili

and Xigen Li, Did the

Risk Scare Users away from

the Internet?

--A

Model of Perceived Benefit

and

Threat in Internet Use,

17th

Annual Conference of the International Academy of Business Disciplines,

Pittsburgh,

PA,

April 7, 2005.

22)

Nico Nergadze and Xigen Li, Deterrence Effect of

Four Legal and Extra-Legal Factors

on Online File-Sharers and

Non-Sharers, 17th

Annual Conference of the International Academy of Business Disciplines,

Pittsburgh, PA, April 7, 2005.

23)Xigen Li,

Media Frames and Functions in a Crisis Situation Involving National Interest:

U.S. TV Networks and Major Newspapers Coverage of the 9/11 Tragedy,

4th Asia and Pacific Symposium on Press and Scientific and Social

Progress, Beijing, China, November 19, 2004.

24) Sandy Ye

and Xigen Li, Internet Newspapers Public Forum and User Involvement,

AEJMC Annual Convention, Toronto, Canada, August 5, 2004.

25) Xigen Li, National

Interest and Source Use In the Coverage of U.S.-China Relations: A Content

Analysis of The New York Times & People s Daily 1987-1996,

AEJMC Annual Convention, Toronto, Canada, August 5, 2004.

26) Renee duPlessis and Xigen Li, Cross-Media Ownership and Its Effect on Technological

Convergence of Online News Content, 54th Annual Conference of the International

Communication Association, New Orleans, LA, May 29, 2004.

27) Zhanwei Cao and Xigen Li,

Effect of Growing Internet Newspapers on Circulation of Print Newspapers

in the U.S., 54th Annual Conference of the International Communication Association,

New Orleans, LA, May 29, 2004.

28) Ying Kong and Xigen Li,

U.S. Regional Newspapers Coverage of China s Entry into the WTO

-- A Regional Economy Approach, 54th Annual Conference of the International

Communication Association, New Orleans, LA, May 29, 2004.

29) Christopher Day, Xigen Li

and Richard Nelson, Effect of Music Downloading via the Internet on Music

CD Purchase, 16th Annual Conference of the International Academy of Business

Disciplines, San Antonio, TX, March 25, 2004.

30) Xigen Li, Government Concerns

and Coverage of U.S.-China Relations: A Content Analysis of The New York

Times & People s Daily 1987-1996, International Conference

on Chinese Communication Research, Shanghai, China, January 5, 2004.

31) Xigen Li, Effects of Course

Materials Available on the Web on Students' Learning Attitude and Outcome.

Presentation at AEJMC Annual Convention, Kansas City, MO, August 1, 2003.

32) Xigen Li, News of Priority

Issues in Print vs. Internet Newspapers, 53rd Annual Conference of the International

Communication Association, San Diego, CA, May 23, 2003.

33) Qian Zeng and Xigen Li,

Factors Influencing Interactivity of Internet Newspapers: A Content Analysis

of 106 U.S. Newspapers' Web Sites, 53rd Annual Conference of the International

Communication Association, San Diego, CA, May 23, 2003.

34) Xigen Li and Qian Zeng,

America s Online Newspapers: What Are They Doing to Facilitate Interactive

Communication? 15th Annual Conference of the International Academy of Business

Disciplines, Orlando, FL, April 3, 2003.

35) Xiaoge Hu, Xigen Li, and

Richard Nelson, The World Wide Web as a Vehicle for Advertising Movies to

College Students: An Exploratory Study, 15th Annual Conference of the International

Academy of Business Disciplines, Orlando, FL, April 3, 2003.

36) Neil Melancon and Xigen Li,

Perception of and Reactions to the Presence of URL s in Print Advertising

of a Non-Technology Brand, Symposium of Southwest Education Council for

Journalism and Mass Communication, San Marcos, TX, Nov 1, 2002.

37) Xigen Li, Laura F. Lindsay,

and Kirsten Mogensen, Media in a Crisis Situation Involving National Interest:

A Content Analysis of the TV Networks Coverage of the 9/11 Incident during

the First Eight Hours, AEJMC Annual Convention, Miami, FL, August 8, 2002.

38) Xigen Li, Web Design and

News of Priority Issues in Internet Newspapers, 14th Annual Conference of

the International Academy of Business Disciplines, Los Angles, CA, April

4, 2002.

39) Xigen Li, Laura Lindsay,

Kirsten Mogensen, and Jay Perkins, The First 119 Minutes of 9/11: Sourcing

and Speculation on CNN, Broadcasting Education Association, Las Vegas, NV,

April 6, 2002.

40) Xigen Li, Impact of Web

Design Approach on News Retrieval Efficiency: An Experimental Study of Three

U.S. Internet Newspapers, Top Faculty Paper of AEJMC Newspaper Division,

AEJMC Annual Convention, Washington, DC, August 5, 2001.

41) Xigen Li, Web Design and

Efficiency of Information Retrieval: A Content Analysis of Five U.S. Internet

Newspapers, AEJMC Annual Convention, Phoenix, AZ, August 10, 2000.

42) Xigen Li, National Interest

and Coverage of U.S.-China Relations: A Content Analysis of The New York

Times and People s Daily (1987-1996), AEJMC Annual Convention,

New Orleans, LA, August 5, 1999.

43) Jim Detjen, Fred Fico and Xigen

Li, The Working Pattern of Science Journalists in the 90s, Australian

and New Zealand Communication Association Annual Conference, Nepean, Australia,

July 5, 1999.

44) Xigen Li, Human Rights

in China, A Pawn of a Political Agenda? A Content Analysis of The New

YorkTimes (1987-1996), AEJMC Annual Convention, Baltimore, MD,

August 5, 1998.

45) Xigen Li, Human Rights

in China, A Pawn of a Political Agenda? A Content Analysis of The New

YorkTimes (1987-1996), 11th Conference of Communication

Research, Ohio University, Athens, OH, October 25, 1997.

46) Jim Detjen, Fred Fico and Xigen

Li, The Changing Work Environment of U.S. Environmental Reporters, 6th

National Conference of Society of Environmental Journalists, St. Louis,

MO, October 17, 1996

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Master's theses Advised

Chair, thesis committee

1) Crystal Kuo, Transnational Television in

Chinese-Speaking Markets and the Government Policies on Media Globalization,

LSU, May 2000

2) Lin Zhunag, Adverting in Internet Newspapers

and Its Reflection of American Cultural Values, LSU, May 2000

3) Sandy Ye, Internet Newspapers Public

Forum and User Involvement, LSU, August 2000

4) Tingting Lu, Fairness and Balance of Coverage

of China s 50th Anniversary by Major U.S. Print Media, LSU, May 2001

5) Zhanwei Cao, Impact of Growing Internet

Newspapers on Readership of Traditional Newspapers in the U.S., LSU, May 2001

6) Neil Melancon, Perception of and Reactions to

the Presence of URL s in Print Advertising of a Non-Technology Brand, LSU, December 2001

7) Qian Zeng, Factors Influencing Interactivity

of the Internet Newspapers, LSU, August 2002

8) Xiaoge Hu, Prospect of World Wide Web Used as

an Advertising Vehicle of Movies, LSU, December 2002

9) Ying Kong, U.S. Regional Newspapers

Coverage of China s Entry into the WTO, LSU, August 2003

Copyright Infringement, LSU, December 2003

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