Public Service Media Journalism and Democracy in the Digital Age

In the digital age, when we witness the rapid proliferation of platforms and services, European societies continue debating the role and the future of public service media （PSM）. In the new digital environment, public service broadcasting/media, which for a number of social and cultural reasons have been at the core of the European media system, faces the capital question--What democracy do public operators strive for and how can they accomplish it？ PSM has to be at the vanguard of the complex process of media transformation in the information society and particularly of the formation of novel journalistic culture which besides the values of ethical and innovative content should also serve the principles of good and efficient governance.

Government social media and corporate tax avoidance

With the advent of the new media era,government social media have become an important paradigm for social governance.We perform a large-sample regression and reveal that the higher the quality of taxation bureaus’operation of government social media,the lower the degree of local enterprises’tax avoidance,which works through reducing tax avoidance incentives and increasing the difficulty of committing tax avoidance.Moreover,government social media play a substitution effect on tax enforcement and administration.We also find that government social media should focus on strengthening its official,formal and professional characteristics.Given the significant recent changes in how enterprises handle taxation,the proportion of information that taxation bureaus post on system operation should be appropriately increased.

Should Media Be Fined for Reporting on Disasters Without Government Approval?

China has long been criticized for media censorship and a recently discussed draft law on handling sudden events, which would see news media fined for reporting on emergencies without government approval, has again put China at the center of wide-ranging criticism. The draft law was submitted to the Standing Committee of the

Shifting the Focus to East and Southeast Asia:A Critical Review of Regional Game Research

This paper examines the prominence of East and Southeast Asia as a focus of communications and game studies.The idea of going regional when researching video games comes from the fact that each locale has its trait to construct its gaming industry and gaming environment from which the gaming experience is also reflected differently.The reasons provided,ranging from the regional market^dynamic nature to the attention that the governing states have paid to the gaming industry,help place Asia-Pacific in general and East and Southeast Asia particularly in the global gaming juxtaposition where the other part is usually the Western countries.Examples that help highlight the rising prominence of the regions as the most potential areas are also considered.This review’s findings indicate that East and Southeast Asia have gradually built up their reputation by actively joining the designing,processing,and distributing digital products system.Thus,the focus of future research on the regions should be more concerned with video gaming.