Biying Wu-Ouyang

updates

May 21: First time for in-person #ICA23!! Want to comment on Internet freedom in Asia? Join us May 29 12pm @poli_com. Interested at consumptive news feed curation? Join us on 27 May at 3pm @Journalism_ICA though overloaded info, I’m packing my luggage 😆woo!

May 17: get another First-place Top student paper award from @AEJMC_MCS! so much surprised!

May 13: wow! Excited to find our paper on news curation with @shuning_lu @htchen_is selected as Top Paper Award in @aejmc_nond !! My another sole-author news curation paper is accepted by @AEJMC_MCS. Hope to see you in Washington! (if there is no funding issue...)

Feb 24: Forget to update, hope to see you in Toronto ICA 23! I'll be in the Political Comm and Journalism Studies division. Looking forward to seeing you there!

Jan 23: Great experience working and learning at Lisbon Winter School. Learned a lot thoughts and met amazing professors and fellow students. Really love the warm and supportive atmosphere in this conference! please check at: https://www.lisbonwinterschool.com/program

Dec 22: My social media post Why people posts when they confirmed with covid cases (为什么感染了要发朋友圈) on Red related to covid was somehow promoted by both Weibo and Xiaohongshu TODAY and the posts went viral get on top topic #为什么阳了建议发朋友圈 very quick with more than 300 million reads... I'm happy that my research can explain some social phenomenon. 📷check out the original academic article here

Nov: thrilled to find my MPhil thesis-based article about self-reported/log mobile data was published in Mobile Media& Comm. We examined people's underreporting tendency and found that research using self-reported data may have false-positive findings and Type I errors. Appreciate any suggestion at: http://doi.org/10.1177/20501579221137162

Aug: I have presented my article Does Work-from-home Matter? Examining the Moderating Role of Work-from-home on the Social Media Effects on Wellbeing During Lockdown in AEJMC2022 at Detroit, US. Also got another top paper award with professor Sam Chan!

Jun: Really excited to have the first New Media &Society article! we found that anime subcultural practices may help mitigate or offset the uncanny valley or weak AI problems. It seems like a marriage between pop/anime culture and technological agent can meet people’s needs for intimacy. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/14614448221106030