Qun Wang

PhD in Communication, Information, and Media, Rutgers University

An award-winning journalist and scholar, Dr. Wang's teaching and research focus on the intersection of journalism, technology, and the global society. She is interested in the digital transformation of journalism and media, digital platforms, and the dynamics in the global media and technology landscape.

Wang, Q. (2026). The Tech-Media Hybrid: Google's News Ambition. Columbia University Press

Wang, Q. (2027). It’s Time to Face Journalistic Vulnerabilities More Directly. In G. Baleria (Ed.) Journalism in Adversity Reporting through Conflict, Marginalization, and Authoritarianism. Routledge.

Wang, Q. (2023). A complicated picture: Media diversity in the case of Google’s video search during the pandemic. Internet Policy Review, 12(4).

Wang, Q., & Keith. S. (2021). News aggregators and copyright in the European Union and the United States in the digital age: Evolution, comparisons, and implications. First Monday, Volume 26, Number 9.

Wang, Q. (2020). Differentiation and de-differentiation: The evolving power dynamics between news industry and tech industry. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, 97(2): 509-527.

Wang, Q. (2018). Dimensional field theory: The adoption of audience metrics in the journalistic field and cross-field influences. Digital Journalism, 6(4): 472-491.

Wang, Q., Napoli, P.M., & Ma, Y. (2018). Problems and solutions for American political coverage: Journalistic self-critique in the wake of the 2016 presidential election. Journalism Practice, 12(10): 1241-1258.

Intermediate Multimedia Reporting

Introduction to Journalism

Social Media for Journalists

Global Media and Communication

International Communication

Representing Asians in Journalism and Media