It is widely known that fake news is dangerous and social media can be hotbeds of disinformation. But why is it so difficult to eradicate fake news even when people know how to identify it? This question motivated Barui K Waruwu, a PhD candidate at our department, to examine news authentication behaviors on social media
The Department of Media and Communication hosted a live video streaming workshop for the BA students on June 18, 2020. The workshop was taught by Dr. Joe He who pioneered in the transition from live broadcasting to live streaming and has previously partnered with leading local broadcasters in producing live streaming sessions during important news
The last JUPAS consultation session was successfully held today, concluding a series of five online sessions offered by the Department of Media and Communication for the JUPAS Consultation Week (May 25 – May 29). The session featured Tang Wai In Crystal, a year-3 student from the BATVB program, and Dr. Nancy Yue Dai, an alumna
Following the online sessions on COM's program introduction held on 26 May, two other online live sessions, internship opportunity and S.M.I.L.E, were conducted to give details about the various opportunities that the department offers to help students develop their career and to enrich their university life on Thursday, 28 May. Ms. Sonia Yeung, COM’s internship
The Department of Media and Communication plans to host five live online sessions during the JUPAS Consultation Week (May 25 – May 29) and the first two sessions were successfully held on the afternoon of May 26. Professor Liu Yu-li, Head of the Department, opened Tuesday’s live sessions by welcoming students and their parents who
