Xiaoge Xu
Biographic Data
| ID | 3915299 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Xiaoge Xu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Xiaoge |
| FAMILY NAME | Xu |
| SIGNATURE | XU X |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Nottingham Ningbo China |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9718-4234 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 3 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
From mobile first to mobile fair: Advancing China’s sustainability
Since China adopted ‘mobile first’ as its national strategy in 2014, its mobile landscape has become more dynamic and dominant. However, implementing the mobile-first strategy has also exacerbated the gap between the advantaged and the disadvantaged, posing a threat to China's pursuit of fair and sustainable development. In light of these challenges, this article proposed a Mobile Fairness Index for monitoring mobile equity in China. The index wo…
Facing AI with knowledge: An investigative study on the utilisation of service robots and employee knowledge management behaviours
Knowledge is the source of competitive advantage for employees in the labour market and for businesses in the services market. While academic research on knowledge management has made significant progress, the impact of robotic utilisation on the knowledge management behaviour of service employees remains limited, particularly with respect to the entry of artificial intelligence and robots into tourism and hospitality settings. Drawing on stress …
A meta-analysis of employee perceptions of CSR in tourism and hospitality: Antecedents, outcomes, and boundaries
Mobile Storytelling in an Age of Smartphones
Covid-19 news reporting and engaging in the age of social media: Comparing Xinhua News Agency and The Paper
“To follow and to be followed” has become the new normal in news communication in the age of social media. News audience follow news via social media while they are being followed by news anytime anywhere. This new normal has created a pressing need to investigate whether social media have brought any changes to both party-controlled and market-oriented news media in China in reporting crises. Comparing Xinhua News Agency (party-controlled) and T…
Mobile Storytelling in an Age of Smartphones
Handbook of Research on Human Social Interaction in the Age of Mobile Devices
"This book features an interdisciplinary perspective on mobile innovations and the use of this technology in daily life, investigating the successes, issues, and challenges of the utilization of mobile technology"...
Machiavelli Meets Michelangelo: Newspaper Coverage of the Arts in Singapore
This article examines newspaper coverage of the arts in Singapore to consider the role of the island state’s newspapers in the development and documentation of Singapore’s growing arts scene. Sampling two constructed weeks for each of 10 years, 1999 to 2008, content analysis is used to examine arts coverage in the Straits Times and Lianhe Zaobao. The study benefits from groundwork laid by Janssen’s 1999 study of arts coverage in Dutch newspapers,…
Interdisciplinary Mobile Media and Communications: Social, Political, and Economic Implications
"This book sheds light on emerging disciplines in multimedia technologies and discusses the changes, chances, and challenges in the mobile world, covering areas such as mobile governance, mobile healthcare, and mobile identity "
Predicting mobile news use among college students: The role of press freedom in four Asian cities
This study explores how mobile phone-savvy Asian college students use mobile news, especially news posted on mobile-accessible Twitter-like microblogs, to stay informed about current events. Our survey of more than 3500 college students in Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan asks why young people turn to mobile phones for news and how the news-getting behavior is related to the level of press freedom in their respective societies. The resul…
News framing of the Chinese embassy bombing by the people's daily and the New York Times
This paper looks at the news framing choices made by the People's Daily and the New York Times in reporting the bombing of the Chinese Embassy and the events that followed it. The study compares textual choices made by the papers across the ten days of post‐bombing news and commentaries. The authors discuss this incident and their findings in the context of reciprocal Chinese‐US media images over the last few decades
Asian Values Revisited: In the Context of Intercultural News Communication
Exploring between Two Worlds: China's Journalism Education
Despite history of close to 80 years, China's journalism education has yet to make substantial impact on journalistic practice in country. As one Chinese journalism professor (Lin, 1992) noted, journalism educators in country have yet to gain authority to provide theoretical, practical, and training guidance for media industry. A major cause of such situation lies in lack of clear orientation in of China's journalism education. The idea of journa…
Predicting mobile news use among college students: The role of press freedom in four Asian cities
This study explores how mobile phone-savvy Asian college students use mobile news, especially news posted on mobile-accessible Twitter-like microblogs, to stay informed about current events. Our survey of more than 3500 college students in Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan asks why young people turn to mobile phones for news and how the news-getting behavior is related to the level of press freedom in their respective societies. The resul…
Asian Values Revisited: In the Context of Intercultural News Communication
News framing of the Chinese embassy bombing by the people's daily and the New York Times
This paper looks at the news framing choices made by the People's Daily and the New York Times in reporting the bombing of the Chinese Embassy and the events that followed it. The study compares textual choices made by the papers across the ten days of post‐bombing news and commentaries. The authors discuss this incident and their findings in the context of reciprocal Chinese‐US media images over the last few decades
Exploring between Two Worlds: China's Journalism Education
Despite history of close to 80 years, China's journalism education has yet to make substantial impact on journalistic practice in country. As one Chinese journalism professor (Lin, 1992) noted, journalism educators in country have yet to gain authority to provide theoretical, practical, and training guidance for media industry. A major cause of such situation lies in lack of clear orientation in of China's journalism education. The idea of journa…
A meta-analysis of employee perceptions of CSR in tourism and hospitality: Antecedents, outcomes, and boundaries
Exploring between Two Worlds: China's Journalism Education
Despite history of close to 80 years, China's journalism education has yet to make substantial impact on journalistic practice in country. As one Chinese journalism professor (Lin, 1992) noted, journalism educators in country have yet to gain authority to provide theoretical, practical, and training guidance for media industry. A major cause of such situation lies in lack of clear orientation in of China's journalism education. The idea of journa…
Asian Values Revisited: In the Context of Intercultural News Communication
News framing of the Chinese embassy bombing by the people's daily and the New York Times
This paper looks at the news framing choices made by the People's Daily and the New York Times in reporting the bombing of the Chinese Embassy and the events that followed it. The study compares textual choices made by the papers across the ten days of post‐bombing news and commentaries. The authors discuss this incident and their findings in the context of reciprocal Chinese‐US media images over the last few decades
Predicting mobile news use among college students: The role of press freedom in four Asian cities
This study explores how mobile phone-savvy Asian college students use mobile news, especially news posted on mobile-accessible Twitter-like microblogs, to stay informed about current events. Our survey of more than 3500 college students in Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan asks why young people turn to mobile phones for news and how the news-getting behavior is related to the level of press freedom in their respective societies. The resul…
Interdisciplinary Mobile Media and Communications: Social, Political, and Economic Implications
"This book sheds light on emerging disciplines in multimedia technologies and discusses the changes, chances, and challenges in the mobile world, covering areas such as mobile governance, mobile healthcare, and mobile identity "
Handbook of Research on Human Social Interaction in the Age of Mobile Devices
"This book features an interdisciplinary perspective on mobile innovations and the use of this technology in daily life, investigating the successes, issues, and challenges of the utilization of mobile technology"...
Machiavelli Meets Michelangelo: Newspaper Coverage of the Arts in Singapore
This article examines newspaper coverage of the arts in Singapore to consider the role of the island state’s newspapers in the development and documentation of Singapore’s growing arts scene. Sampling two constructed weeks for each of 10 years, 1999 to 2008, content analysis is used to examine arts coverage in the Straits Times and Lianhe Zaobao. The study benefits from groundwork laid by Janssen’s 1999 study of arts coverage in Dutch newspapers,…
Mobile Storytelling in an Age of Smartphones
Covid-19 news reporting and engaging in the age of social media: Comparing Xinhua News Agency and The Paper
“To follow and to be followed” has become the new normal in news communication in the age of social media. News audience follow news via social media while they are being followed by news anytime anywhere. This new normal has created a pressing need to investigate whether social media have brought any changes to both party-controlled and market-oriented news media in China in reporting crises. Comparing Xinhua News Agency (party-controlled) and T…
Mobile Storytelling in an Age of Smartphones
Facing AI with knowledge: An investigative study on the utilisation of service robots and employee knowledge management behaviours
Knowledge is the source of competitive advantage for employees in the labour market and for businesses in the services market. While academic research on knowledge management has made significant progress, the impact of robotic utilisation on the knowledge management behaviour of service employees remains limited, particularly with respect to the entry of artificial intelligence and robots into tourism and hospitality settings. Drawing on stress …
A meta-analysis of employee perceptions of CSR in tourism and hospitality: Antecedents, outcomes, and boundaries
From mobile first to mobile fair: Advancing China’s sustainability
Since China adopted ‘mobile first’ as its national strategy in 2014, its mobile landscape has become more dynamic and dominant. However, implementing the mobile-first strategy has also exacerbated the gap between the advantaged and the disadvantaged, posing a threat to China's pursuit of fair and sustainable development. In light of these challenges, this article proposed a Mobile Fairness Index for monitoring mobile equity in China. The index wo…
Sociology (8 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Business (5 works) · Media studies (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Media Studies and Communication (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Advertising (2 works) · Asian Culture and Media Studies (2 works)