New media users in China: II: A mediatization perspective

Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- List of Illustrations -- Graphs -- Tables -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Mediatized Time: Differentiation and Alternation -- Section 1 Differentiation Between Public Media Time and Private Medium Time -- 1. Emergence of Private Medium Timelines and Decentralization of Public Media Time -- 2. The Impact of Private Medium Time Use on Public Media Time Standards -- Section 2 Real-time and Time-delay -- 1. Connection and a Sense of Rituals Brought by Real-time -- 2. The Real-time Timeline and Time-delayed Information Accumulation -- 3. Real-time or Time-delayed Responses: New Choices of Social Networking Tactics -- Section 3 Intertwined Single-thread and Multi-thread -- Section 4 Present-eternity Dilemma -- 1. Expressions at Present, Eternal Traces, and Vague Memory -- 2. Changing Hotspot Issues and Hard-to-consolidate Memory -- Notes -- Chapter 2: Mediatized Space: Flowing and Intertwined -- Section 1 The Double Perspectives of the User Space of New Media: Information Consumption and Production -- Section 2 The Liquidity and Privatization of the Mobile User Space -- 1. The Evolution From the "Wide-ranged Space" to the Flowing "Context" -- 2. The Shift from the "Shared Media Space" to the "Private Media Space" -- Section 3 Blurred Boundaries between the Real Space and Virtual Space -- 1. The Real Space Into the Virtual Space -- 2. Mediatization of the Real Space in the Virtual Space -- Section 4 The Reshaping of "On-site" and "Present" -- 1. From Being "On-site" to Being "Present": The Sense of Space Changed by Mobile Live Streaming -- a. "On-site" Scenes Seen in the TV Era -- b. "Being On-site" and the "Sense of Presence" in News Live in the Mobile Era -- 2. More Real or More Virtual: "On-site" Scenes and "Presence" Created by VR/AR.