Qian Jin

Education

Ÿ     B.A,   English Literature, Hefei University of Technology, Hefei, Anhui, 2001 –2005

Ÿ     M.A,   Journalism, Shanghai International Studies University ,Shanghai, 2005 –2008

Ÿ     P.D,   Global Communication, Fudan University, Shanghai, 2009--2012

Experience

Ÿ     2007.3-2007.5   The New York Times, Shanghai Bureau

Ÿ     2008.2-   2009.6   NPR, Shanghai Bureau

Ÿ     2012.7-   Present   School of International Journalism, Shanghai   International Studies University

Oversea experience

Ÿ     Visiting   scholar: Department of Media and Communication, City University of Hong   Kong   2013.3- 2013.4

Ÿ     Visiting   scholar: The Cluster of Excellence Asia and Europe in a Global   Context”, Heidelberg University   2015.5- 2015.7

Ÿ     Visiting   scholar:Department of Musicology and Media   Science, Humboldt University   2025.1-   2026.1

Research Interests

Ÿ     Mediation   of War

Ÿ     De-centralized   Communities and Cyberpunk

Teaching Interests

Ÿ     Data   journalism

Ÿ     New   media theory

Publications

Ÿ     Qian,   J. (2013). Time zone difference, rhythm and news routine of foreign   correspondents in China, Journalism Review.

Ÿ     Qian,   J. (2013) Foreign correspondents and China reportage, Journalism Review.

Ÿ     Qian,   J. (2014) The practice of news assistant in foreign news bureau of China,   Journalism Bimonthly.

Ÿ     Qian，J.   (2014) The transformation of newsroom in the age of social media, Journalism   Review.

Ÿ     Qian,   J. (2015).Analysis on the social   interactions among foreign correspondents in China: a transnational social   space perspective, Journal of International Communication.

Ÿ     Qian,   J. (2016) Data journalism as open source, Journalism Bimonthly.

Ÿ     Qian,   J. (2016) Data journalism and its impact on journalism culture, Journalism   Review.

Ÿ     Qian,   J. (2019) The New Practices, Theoretical Studies, and Educational Challenges   of Journalism in the Era of Interactive News, Journalism Review.

Ÿ     Qian,   J. (2024) On Location-based Media and the Creation of New Communication   Spaces, Chinese Journal of News & Communication Research.

Ÿ     Qian,   J. (2024) Smart Home and Everyday Spatial Practices: A Perspective of   “Digital Homemaking”, Journalism Review.

Book

Ÿ     Qian, J.   (2015) Foreign correspondents as liquid occupational communities, case study   of China correspondents, Shanghai Jiaotong University Press.

Project

A study on foreign correspondent,   commissioned by SINOS