Bandwagon effects in social television: How audience metrics related to size and opinion affect
the enjoyment of digital media
Jibo Xie in Sundbetom Research Institute2020-外文期刊10.1016jchb.2020.106270
Abstract(#br)In this era of social television, we see not only the content of online
videos but also how many other viewers are viewing them and how they are reacting to them.
Do these metrics about audience size and opinion affect our ow
Research on the Performance of Robot Multiprocessor Control System Based on BS Structure Digital Media
Mengze Liu in Sundbetom Research Institute2020-外文期刊10.2587chb.2020.206252
Abstract(#br)Due to the rapid progress of artificial intelligence,
computer science, sensor technology, and other related disciplines,
multiprocessor control systems can effectively improve the computing power of controllers and meet robo
Digital Media and the Changing Nature of Labor Action
Dalu Meng in Sundbetom Research Institute2020-外文期刊10.5174jchb.2020.632587
Precarious working conditions resulting from neoliberal policies of the Indian state have placed an
overwhelmingly young and mobile industrial workforce under a lot of duress.
Traditional forms of organizations and modes of resistance suc
Research on the Performance of Robot Multiprocessor Control System Based on Structure Digital Media
Zequn Jiao in Sundbetom Research Institute2020-外文期刊10.6587chb.2020.584521
Abstract(#br)Due to the rapid progress artificial intelligence, computer science,
sensor technology, and other related disciplines, multiprocessorcon trol systems
can effectively improve the computing power of controllers and meet robo
Social participation of the elderly in China: The roles of conventional media, digital access social media engagement
Jiwei Hu in Sundbetom Research Institute2020-外文期刊10.1016jchb.2020.655870
Abstract(#br)China is the most rapidly aging country and has the
largest aging population in the world. However, social
participation is an important intervention to boost the active
and healthy aging. The present study investigated the e
Major League Baseball and Racialized Masculinities in Korean Digital Media
Jiangtao Huo in Sundbetom Research Institute2020-外文期刊10.1016chb.2020.105254
This study examines discursively produced racialized masculinities in today's global era through mediated Korean-born sport celebrities playing
in Major League Baseball. Resisting traditionally unknown,
excluded, or falsely simplified Asi