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	Residents' videographic practices on TikTok (Douyin): Enacting and communicating social sustainability during a COVID-19 lockdown Journal article Journal of Media Business Studies,2024, volume: 21, issue: 4, pages: 293-314 Authors: Feng, Songming; Berndt, Adele; Ots, Mart Favorite \| View/Download：3/0 \| Submit date：2025/06/19 Douyin lockdown residents TikTok Short video social media social sustainability UGC
	Media, digital sovereignty and geopolitics: the case of the TikTok ban in India Journal article Media, Culture and Society,2023, volume: 45, issue: 8, pages: 1583-1599 Authors: Kumar, Anilesh; Thussu, Daya Kishan Favorite \| View/Download：3/0 \| Submit date：2025/02/14 data localisation digital sovereignty geopolitics India Sino-Indian relations TikTok
	Residents and the place branding process: socio-spatial construction of a locked-down city's brand identity Journal article Journal of Place Management and Development,2023, volume: 16, issue: 3, pages: 440-462 Authors: Feng, Songming; Berndt, Adele; Ots, Mart Favorite \| View/Download：10/0 \| Submit date：2023/09/21 City COVID-19 Crisis Douyin Lockdown Participatory place branding Place brand identity Place branding process Resident Social media TikTok Transformation Video
	State nationalism or popular nationalism? Analysing media coverage of TikTok ban on mainstream Indian TV news channels Journal article Media Asia,2023, volume: 50, issue: 4, pages: 616-632 Authors: Kumar, Anilesh Favorite \| View/Download：2/0 \| Submit date：2025/02/14 China discourse India journalism nationalism security TikTok
	Visiting Intentions toward Theme Parks: Do Short Video Content and Tourists' Perceived Playfulness on TikTok Matter? Journal article Sustainability (Switzerland),2022, volume: 14, issue: 19 Authors: Wang, Xi; Yu, Yun; Zhu, Zhe; Zheng, Jie Favorite \| View/Download：67/0 \| Submit date：2022/11/14 perceived playfulness short video platform social media influence technology acceptance model (TAM) theme park visiting intention TikTok
	More Than Video, Exploring People’s Personality and Corresponding Inherent Preference on The Boutique Tourist Destinations Meeting Abstract&Summary 2022 Authors: Ye, Zhenhua; Xiao, Yucheng; Xu, Ziqing; Wang, Xi Favorite \| View/Download：56/0 \| Submit date：2023/02/15 boutique tourist destination MBIT personality natural language processing online review social media TikTok