ISSN: 2661-3107 (Online)

 

   Publication Frequency: Annual

 

   Publishing Model: Open Access

 

 

About the Journal

 

Insight - News Media (ISSN: 2661-3107) is a double-blind peer reviewed open access scientific journal concerned with the role and impact of journalism and the media. It is published online by PiscoMed Publishing.

 

Our aim is to provide a research forum on the journalism and media, which can reflect the latest research trend and development direction of social development and contemporary transformation. It welcomes theoretical and empirical research studies in the form of research articles, review articles, short communication, editorials, and so on.

 

It focuses on the social, economic, political, and cultural dimensions of journalism and the media. Please see "Focus and Scope" for detailed scope.

 

Latest Articles

  • Open Access

    Original Research Articles

    Article ID: 431

    Reflection and Exploration on Museum Propaganda and Education from the Perspective of Internet

    by Nannan Jiang

    Insight - News Media, Vol.6, No.1, 2023; 314 Views, 86 PDF Downloads

    Under the current circumstances, museums can use new resources such as WeChat and microblog to promote various daily activities. Compared with the traditional propaganda and education model, the new method based on the Internet has many obvious advantages. It can be seen that museums are now facing new opportunities in the development of mission work. Therefore, in order to simplify the mission process of museums and improve their impact, it is necessary to integrate Internet tools closely.

  • Open Access

    Original Research Articles

    Article ID: 446

    General Live Streaming Services Lead to New Uses and Gratifications

    by Shiya Huang

    Insight - News Media, Vol.6, No.1, 2023; 626 Views, 62 PDF Downloads

    The uses and gratifications theory focus on the question, “What do people do with media?” instead of “What do media do to people." Most prior gratifications researchers have concentrated on gratifications motivated by social and psychological needs. However, with the development of technology and the advent of Web 2.0, the results of early gratifications research might not cover the gratifications arising in the new digital age. So Sundar and Limperos developed an hypothesis stating that new technologies can create new gratifications, which include modality-based gratifications, agency-based gratifications, interactivity-based gratifications and navigability-based gratifications [1] . Therefore, on the basis of uses and gratifications theory, this paper seeks to explore the four types of new gratifications above taken from the general live streaming service platform DOUYU in China.

  • Open Access

    Original Research Articles

    Article ID: 449

    Adaptive State Estimation of UAV Information Physical System Under Network Attack

    by Yuejuan Huang

    Insight - News Media, Vol.6, No.1, 2023; 293 Views, 28 PDF Downloads

    with the idea of information physics system put forward, governments, enterprises and scientific research in-stitutions have joined the research and construction of information physics system. The construction and development of information physics system is bound to be restricted by the security and privacy of information physical system, which provides theoretical reference for clearing the current security threats of information physical system and providing theoretical reference for the security and privacy protection of information physical system. UAV is an intelligent infor-mation physics system which relies on ground communication and flight control system to realize autonomous flight. The concept of IT system was first proposed by NASA in 1992. As a new intelligent system, UAV has emerged and is widely used. It is a complex system of computing, network and physical entity integration and deep cooperation. Thus, the real-time perception, dynamic control and information service of large physical system and information system can be achieved.

  • Open Access

    Original Research Articles

    Article ID: 347

    Research on Pear Video Information Communication Strategy

    by Xin Zhang

    Insight - News Media, Vol.6, No.1, 2023; 1008 Views, 53 PDF Downloads

    From 2012 to 2015, the development of China’s short video industry has been in an exploratory period, with platforms such as Aauto Quicker, beautiful shooting and second shooting. In 2016, the development of short video in China ushered in a growth period, and the number of short video applications increased sharply, which benefited from the improvement of various mobile services, the change of audience reading habits and the capital investment of Internet giants in the short video industry. The competitive advantage of short video is that it is short and pithy, and can make users get rich content in the shortest time, which can meet the needs of users for fragmentation. With the continuous development of short video, short video applications begin to show vertical characteristics, and content production extends to vertical fields, such as food, music, beauty and information. Pear Video was launched in November, 2016, which is positioned to focus on the application of short information video, and it is also an early application of short information video in China. Studying its communication strategy has reference significance for the development of short-sighted information industry.

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Call for Papers for the Special Issue: Insight - News Media

2019-06-10

In many countries especially in the developing world, democratisation has in many instances led to conflicts among competing political parties and candidates resulting in destruction and deaths. In both democratisation and conflict the media have always known to have played significant roles. This special issues focuses on the role and impact of the media on democratisation and conflict.

The Lead Guest Editor

Frankie Asare-Donkoh

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Call for papers for the Special issue: Insight - News Media

2019-03-08

Video Coding and Analysis have become a multidisciplinary research area where expertise from psychophysics, applied information theory, software engineering, signal processing, and computer vision needs to be combined to go beyond the state-of-the-art. To meet the aforementioned high demands, the development of advanced Video Coding and Analysis technologies is critical and an essential component needed to satisfy the stringent requirements.

The Lead Guest Editor

Mingliang Zhou

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