Luo Qing
Biographic Data
| ID | 9185160 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Luo Qing |
| GIVEN NAMES | Luo |
| FAMILY NAME | Qing |
| SIGNATURE | QING L |
| AFFILIATIONS | a International Communication Studies Centre , Communication University of China |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The role of individual service and team-based service price in the online environment
Different from the traditional medical market, the online medical market allows physicians considerable discretion in setting prices of their services, which is beginning to be paid close attention to. Physicians face a challenge with the introduction of various service styles. Guided by transaction utility theory and price fairness, this study aims to investigate the influence of pricing strategy on service demands from the price difference pers…
Encoding the Olympics
Preface IOC Foreword Introduction 1. Prologue: When West Met East through the Beijing Olympics 2. Attitudes Towards China Before and After the Beijing Olympics Part One: Another Long March of the Symbolic Holy Flame - Comparative Analysis on the Media Coverage of the Torch Relay 2008 3. Greece: The Olympic Torch Relay in Ancient Olympia - An Ideal Showcase for International Political Protest 4. France: A Conflict of Values? The Olympic Torch Rela…
Attitudes Towards China Before and After the Beijing Olympics
The purpose of this study is to explore the changes attitudes towards China and the Chinese after being exposed to information connected to the Beijing Olympics and its news reports through the mass media. We focused on 'decoding' the Beijing Olympics, a different approach to that taken in most of the other studies in this part. The first survey began in mid May 2008 and was completed at the end of July 2008, covering two months of the pre-Olympi…
Prologue
Based on the final report of the research project ‘Communication and the Olympics: the Challenge and Opportunity for Beijing 2008 in Intercultural Exchange’, commissioned by IOC-OSC following selec
Epilogue
Encoding the Olympics – Visual Hegemony? Discussion and Interpretation on Intercultural Communication in the Beijing Olympic Games
These are supposed to be the closing remarks of the whole enquiry. However, it seems that any unilateral conclusion is not able to summarize the findings from 13 research groups worldwide, lasting nearly two years, around the international communication impact of Beijing Olympics. So an open discussion and interpretation on the Intercultural Communication in the Beijing Olympic Games would be the best choice and this article brings together the f…
Representing the Opening Ceremony
This study provides a comparative analysis of the international broadcasts of the opening ceremony and the multiple interpretations of it in terms of the adaptation of the host broadcaster and the comments of domestic broadcasters on the Beijing Olympics. Analysis of the production and interpretation of the Olympic ceremony is of interest to communication studies and provides an insight into the role of mega-events in globalization processes and …
Representing the Opening Ceremony
This study provides a comparative analysis of the international broadcasts of the opening ceremony and the multiple interpretations of it in terms of the adaptation of the host broadcaster and the comments of domestic broadcasters on the Beijing Olympics. Analysis of the production and interpretation of the Olympic ceremony is of interest to communication studies and provides an insight into the role of mega-events in globalization processes and …
Attitudes Towards China Before and After the Beijing Olympics
The purpose of this study is to explore the changes attitudes towards China and the Chinese after being exposed to information connected to the Beijing Olympics and its news reports through the mass media. We focused on 'decoding' the Beijing Olympics, a different approach to that taken in most of the other studies in this part. The first survey began in mid May 2008 and was completed at the end of July 2008, covering two months of the pre-Olympi…
Prologue
Based on the final report of the research project ‘Communication and the Olympics: the Challenge and Opportunity for Beijing 2008 in Intercultural Exchange’, commissioned by IOC-OSC following selec
Epilogue
Encoding the Olympics – Visual Hegemony? Discussion and Interpretation on Intercultural Communication in the Beijing Olympic Games
These are supposed to be the closing remarks of the whole enquiry. However, it seems that any unilateral conclusion is not able to summarize the findings from 13 research groups worldwide, lasting nearly two years, around the international communication impact of Beijing Olympics. So an open discussion and interpretation on the Intercultural Communication in the Beijing Olympic Games would be the best choice and this article brings together the f…
Representing the Opening Ceremony
This study provides a comparative analysis of the international broadcasts of the opening ceremony and the multiple interpretations of it in terms of the adaptation of the host broadcaster and the comments of domestic broadcasters on the Beijing Olympics. Analysis of the production and interpretation of the Olympic ceremony is of interest to communication studies and provides an insight into the role of mega-events in globalization processes and …
Encoding the Olympics
Preface IOC Foreword Introduction 1. Prologue: When West Met East through the Beijing Olympics 2. Attitudes Towards China Before and After the Beijing Olympics Part One: Another Long March of the Symbolic Holy Flame - Comparative Analysis on the Media Coverage of the Torch Relay 2008 3. Greece: The Olympic Torch Relay in Ancient Olympia - An Ideal Showcase for International Political Protest 4. France: A Conflict of Values? The Olympic Torch Rela…
The role of individual service and team-based service price in the online environment
Different from the traditional medical market, the online medical market allows physicians considerable discretion in setting prices of their services, which is beginning to be paid close attention to. Physicians face a challenge with the introduction of various service styles. Guided by transaction utility theory and price fairness, this study aims to investigate the influence of pricing strategy on service demands from the price difference pers…
Beijing (5 works) · China (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Media studies (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Sport and Mega-Event Impacts (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Geography (3 works)