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  1. Deconstructing tourist experiences in China's traditional villages: a cognitive–affective–conative perspective
  2. How Chinese Youth Use Silver‐Haired Influencers as a Parasocial Surrogate for Older Family Members
  3. Classroom Reflections on AI-Assisted Creativity in Design Education
  4. Unveiling Well-Being Outcomes Among ‘Film-Viewing Groups’ in China’s Second-Tier Cities: A Perma Model Perspective
  5. Semarang’s Old Town in cinematic spaces: historical and religious narratives in film
  6. Reality TV consumption patterns: An exploration among Malaysian viewers
  7. Reverse generative learning
  8. Media and ethnic integration: Representations of Inner Mongolian minorities in Inner Mongolia Daily
  9. Cultural governance and censorship: unpacking China’s Qinglang Action
  10. The rise of silver-haired influencers: Intergenerational emotional compensation and the emotional needs of Chinese Youth on Douyin
  11. Hero Melayu: Pemerihalan Maskuliniti, Penampilan Diri dan Isu-Isu Popular Terpilih dalam Media Sosial
  12. Unveiling the Tourist Experiences in China’s Archaized Blocks: A Multisensory Perspective
  13. Exploratory worldbuilding: bottom-up strategy and continuity in Ejen Ali transmedia narrative development
  14. Creative Gaming: Making Sense of Malaysia’s COVID-19 Movement Control Order Through Animal Crossing
  15. Virtual Socialisation among Malaysian Animal Crossing Players During Movement Control Order
  16. Exploring the online destination image of an all-for-one tourism destination in China: a DMO perspective
  17. Revolutionising costume design education: a case study on the impact of Microsoft Copilot
  18. Figuring the Chinese film festivalscape: the Pingyao International Film Festival’s cultural and political interplay
  19. It's a men's world: Influence of media literacy for women's empowerment through social media engagement in Bangladesh
  20. Staying productive through Animal Crossing video game during the Malaysian Movement Control Order 2020-2021
  21. A systematic review on social media utilization by health communicators in India: Insights from COVID-19 pandemic
  22. Tracing the Evolution of Video Game Culture in Malaysia: A Sociohistorical Analysis
  23. A Paradigm Shift in the Malaysian Animation Industry: Inclusive Transmedia Storytelling and Cultural Preservation Contrary to Global Trends
  24. Unraveling narratives: Chinese official party media’s representation of Inner Mongolia amid reforms
  25. Regulation, control and digital transition of Ntv Online in Bangladesh television business
  26. Enhancing transmedia component through world building; the case of Ejen Ali franchise
  27. Reciprocity and negotiation: exploring the portrayal of the Chinese entertainment world in Malaysian news media coverage
  28. Strategic disobedience and women’s empowerment: An examination of the role of community radios in south-eastern rural Bangladesh
  29. Unveiling Cultural Heritage: Exploring the Perceived Online Destination Image of China’s Cultural Heritage Destination and Narrative Strategy in Travel Vlogs
  30. Journalistic Professionalism in a Time of Paradoxes: Ntv Online and “Alternative Voice” in Bangladesh
  31. COVID-19 outbreak and integration of social media in public health crisis communication: a case study of UMMC, Kuala Lumpur
  32. A Systematic Review on Social Media Health Communications and Behavioural Development among Indians in the COVID-19 Context
  33. The challenges of debureaucratizing Televisi Republik Indonesia
  34. Smart phone usage for women’s empowerment to respond against domestic violence in Bangladesh
  35. Women, Technology and Gender-Based Violence in Bangladesh
  36. Narrative of Malaysian modernity: COVID-19, Malay women portrayals and popular television serials
  37. Exploring the Status Quo of All-for-one Tourism Development in Meishan City, China: Insights from Local Travel Influencers
  38. From Serendipity to Sustainability: Exploring the Content Creation and Sharing Experiences of Local Travel Influencers in China
  39. Watching competencies: Malay women, Turkish serial dramas and Islamic modernity
  40. Pandemik Covid-19, Norma Baharu dan Cabaran Wartawan Berita Kesihatan di Malaysia
  41. Komunikasi Strategik dalam Pengurusan Komunikasi Organisasi: Definisi, Pendekatan dan Pelaksanaan
  42. Perbincangan Orientalisme Melalui Analisis Semiotika dalam Animasi
  43. Tying multiple installments in a single storyworld: Visiting worldbuilding through Power Sphera Universe in Malaysian animation franchise, BoBoiBoy
  44. Women’s empowerment through strategic disobedience: A study of community radio in rural Bangladesh
  45. BoBoiBoy and the Contextualization of Transmedia Storytelling in Malaysian Animation Industry
  46. Transmedia storytelling in the Malaysian animation industry: embedding local culture into commercially developed products
  47. Keterlihatan Institusi di Alam Maya: Analisis Perbandingan Strategi Komunikasi Laman Sesawang Universiti Penyelidikan Malaysia
  48. Keseimbangan Pelaporan Berita Kesihatan dan Amalan Kod Etika Profesional Kewartawanan di Malaysia
  49. Hallyu and Strategic Interpretation of Malaysian Modernity among Young Malay Women
  50. K-pop, Aspirasi Kemodenan dan Ketidakpatuhan Strategik dalam Kalangan Wanita Melayu (K-pop, Aspiration of Modernization and Strategical Non-compliance Among The Malay Women's Circle)
  51. Supervisory Communication and Employees’ Job Satisfaction in the Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs)
  52. Recreational Reading in the Arab World: A Critical Review of the Arab Reading Index (ARI)
  53. Pancasila: Ideologi dan Cabaran dalam Perkembangan Filem Indonesia
  54. Saladin: The Animated Series sebagai wacana Orientalisme
  55. Constructing interpretive ethnicity in between two nations: television and diasporic discourses of identity in Malaysia
  56. Javanese diaspora, Islamic viewing and Malay Identity projection
  57. "JADI MELAYU": TELEVISYEN DAN PEMBENTUKAN IDENTITI WANITA KUTURUNAN JAWA DI MALAYSIA (“BECOMING MALAY”: TELEVISION AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF FEMALE JAVANESE DESCENDANTS IN MALAYSIA)
  58. Communicating with global modernity: Malay women, Asian soap opera and adult capacity
  59. Women and Television in Malaysia: Soaps, Transnational Pleasure and Modernity
  60. Malay women as discerning viewers: Asian soap operas, consumer culture and negotiating modernity
  61. Malay women, non-Western soap operas and watching competencies
  62. Imagining Transnational Modernity in Contemporary Malaysia
  63. Imagining Modernity in Contemporary Malaysia