"A compilation of 13 articles that discuss social media developments and trends in Asia. For this publication we invited eleven alumni from the Konrad Adenauer Asian Center for Journalism (ACFJ) at the Ateneo de Manila University in the Philippines to share their views on social media issues based on their inside knowledge and hands-on experience. The authors from six different countries provide insight into various new media trends and present diversified approaches, ranging from Cambodia, with comparably low Internet penetration, to Indonesia, which is considered the second biggest Facebook “nation” in the world. Topics include: Integration of social media in traditional newsrooms; Issues and challenges of social media; Social media and newsprint advertising; Social media and television networks; Ways to maximise and monetise social media; Investigative journalism and social media; Censorship and social media." (Back cover)
Evolution or Revolution: Social Media in Cambodian Newsrooms / Ratana Som, 11
The Other Side of Social Media: Indonesia’s Experience / Edi Utama, 23
Paper Chase: Information Technology Powerhouse Still Prefers Newsprint / Anisha Bhaduri, 35
“Philippine’s Television Network War Going Online: Is the Filipino Audience Ready to do the Click?” / Sherrie Ann Torres, 47
Maximising Social Media / Engelbert Apostol, 65
Making Money from Social Media: Cases from Thailand / Bruce Avasadanond, 87
Social Media: Engaging Audiences – A Malaysian Perspective / KY Pung, 99
Social Media - A Cash Cow or Communication Tool? Malaysian Impressions / Susan Tam, 113
Social Media and Investigative Journalism / Syed Nazakat, 127
China’s Social Media Revolution: Control 2.0 / Karen Yap, 139
Issues in Social Media / Michael Josh Villanueva, 151
Social Media in TV News: The Philippine Landscape / Michael Josh Villanueva, 163
Social Media for Social Change / Michael Josh Villanueva, 175