融入美国还是连接中国?四位一体媒体在 COVID-19 大流行中的作用

Jack Kangjie Liu
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侨民微信订阅账号已在五大洲超过 65 个国家成为一个特殊的媒体领域。本研究探讨了它们在 COVID-19 大流行期间的作用和影响因素。研究样本包括美国华文媒体的 "两大巨头":星岛日报》(美国版)和《美国中文报》。对《星岛日报》(美国版)和《美国中文报》进行的计算机辅助内容分析显示,这两家媒体主要扮演信息和整合的角色,而非与中国沟通的桥梁角色。然而,对美国 12 位编辑和学者的深入访谈提供了相反的见解:散居美国的微信订阅账号发现,由于大流行病的影响、收入不足、专业人才短缺,尤其是中美两国的政治影响,很难实现动态的融合和桥梁作用。研究结果凸显了:(1)这些特殊数字媒体的角色重叠了内容与社会环境、本地与全球、现在与未来;(2)内容分析有效性与深度访谈之间的方法论差异。
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Integrate to America or Bridging with China? Four-in-one Media’s Role during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Diasporic WeChat subscription accounts have emerged as a special media sphere in over 65 countries across five continents. This study explores their role and influencing factors during the COVID-19 pandemic. The research sample comprised the “Big Two” of the US Chinese media: Sing Tao (US edition) and The US China Press. A computer-assisted content analysis on 2022 suggests that they primarily fulfil information and integration roles rather than a bridging role with China. However, in-depth interviews with 12 editors and scholars in the US provide opposite insights: diasporic WeChat subscription accounts find it difficult to achieve dynamic integration and bridging roles, because of the pandemic’s impacts, insufficient income, shortage of professionals, and especially political impacts in China and the US. The results highlight (1) these special digital media’s role overlaps content and social environment, local and global, and present and future, (2) the methodological differences between content analysis validity and in-depth interview.
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