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To browse Academia. Media in the Global Context Applications and Interventions. Edited by Emmanuel Ngwainmbi. T T Sreekumar , Millie Rivera. Through an ethnographic study carried out in twelve small or medium towns in six Asian countries, the research explores how new media technologies influence the contexts of reimagining Asia's encounter with modernity.
The paper is based on a study drawing from secondary materials and primary information gathered through extensive field work in six developing countries in Asia: Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and the Philippines in South East Asia, and India and Bangladesh in South Asia. In this paper we set out to argue that the continuities, ruptures and innovations that constitute the Asian modernity, as well as their social impacts, are mirrored in the discourses surrounding the various technologies that embody this modernity, negotiating a new phase in its mediation and legitimization in Asia.
In particular, new media technologies and social media are involved in multiple discourses of risk, opportunity and adaptation. Global technologies are shaped by local realities as civil society stakeholders struggle to redefine boundaries of morality, safety and privacy, balancing these against necessity and opportunity. Originally coined by Foucault , the concept of heterotopias talks of spatial division in isolation from temporal elements which leads to the formation of real spaces that stand outside of the known places.
It is argued that spaces that are neither public nor private are heterotopias, and that they are necessarily collective or shared spaces Dehaene, and De. Cara Walllis. This article examines the dynamics of new media in China with an emphasis on youth uses and practices. Within a highly commercialized and more liberalized sociocultural environment, new media technologies have opened up new spaces for multiple modes of expression, and as such, they are constitutive of complex processes of social change in China.
