As Mainstream and Alternative Media Converge?: Critical Perspectives from Asia on Online Media Development

10.1080/17512786.2021.1976072JOURNALISM PRACTIC

Asian Newsrooms in Transition: A Study of Data Journalism Forms and Functions in Singapore's State-Mediated Press System

10.1080/1461670X.2022.2032802Journalism Studies2304469-48

Data “Objectivity” in a Time of Coronavirus: Uncovering the Potential Impact of State Influence on the Production of Data-Driven News

10.1080/21670811.2021.1942111Digital Journalism1-1

An Asian version of data journalism?: Uncovering "Asian values" in data stories produced across Asia

10.1177/14648849221133298JOURNALIS

Can East Asia produce its own "Al-Jazeera"? Assessing the potential of Channel NewsAsia as a global media contra-flow

In the last decade, Western news organizations have been increasingly upstaged by satellite news services from the global South. New players like Al-Jazeera in Qatar and Telesur in Venezuela have emerged to challenge a monopoly long held by Western networks like CNN and BBC in the broadcasting of international news. This thesis examines the contributions of the fast-growing region of East Asia to the emergence of such media contra-flows, focusing on an increasingly prominent player, Channel NewsAsia, based in Singapore. By using Al-Jazeera as a point of reference, this thesis develops a fourfold working model of a contra-flow, against which other news organizations may be assessed. Through a content and discourse analysis that compares Channel NewsAsia’s coverage with that of BBC’s, the author discovers that the Singapore-based station is not as uniquely Asian as it purports to be, due to numerous political-economic constraints that limit its contra-flow potential

Development lessons from China: a political-economic perspective on how neopatrimonial states may achieve high economic growth

10.1080/02255189.2015.1026313Canadian Journal of Development Studies / Revue canadienne d'études du développement363283-29

When new media operates within a state-mediated press system: assessing new media’s impact on journalism crisis perceptions in Singapore and Hong Kong

10.1080/1369118x.2018.1521458Information, Communication & Society234572-58

Assessing the potential of Channel NewsAsia as the next ‘Al Jazeera’: A comparative discourse analysis of Channel NewsAsia and the BBC

10.1177/1742766513478137Global Media and Communication9283-9

Uncovering alternative ‘journalism crisis’ narratives in Singapore and Hong Kong: When state influences interact with Western liberal ideals in a changing media landscape

10.1177/1464884917753786Journalism199-101291-130