Chen Changfeng is the professor of Journalism and Executive Dean, Director of Center for Journalism Studies, Tsinghua University, and the President of Chinese Association for the History of Journalism and Communication (CAHJC). Her publications include: Influenced by America: Journalism & Communication Education Research in China (Broadcasting Publishing House of China, 2006), History of Mass Communication in China: Media and Social Change (Publishing House of Tsinghua University, 2009 2nd ed.), Magic Media (ed. With Jie Zhang, four volumes, media literacy books for students, Publishing House of Fujian, 2007), Chinese Journalism Since 1949, (ed. With Hanqi Fang, Publishing House of Fujian, 2002), The Contemporary History of Hong Kong's Press (Law Publishing House of China, 1997), History of the Supplement Columns of the Chinese Newspapers (Publishing House of Fujian,1999), as well as translated works, and more than 40 articles about public opinion on internet, popular culture & mass media, study of narrative form of media. She got the rewards of the Social Science Research from Beijing Municipality and from the Nation, and was rewarded for the Excellent Teacher in Peking University.

Shuhua Zhou, Professor at University of Alabama, is Associate Dean for Graduate Studies, CCIS, and the President of Chinese Communication Association (CCA). Professor Zhou has 53 outstanding publications that include: To Trust or Not to Trust: Characteristic-based and Process-based Trust (2017), Immigrant perpetrators in the news: A terror management approach to resultant hostility, perceived vulnerability, and immigration issue judgment (2017), Empower me and I’ll like you: Users’ experience on Facebook and reaction to ads (2016).

Eyun-Jung Ki, associate professor in the Department of Advertising and Public Relations at the University of Alabama, is a fellow at the Plank Center for Leadership in Public Relations, and President of Korean American Communication Association (KACA). Professor Ki has 57 outstanding publications that include: Public Relations as Relationship Management: Relational Approach to the Study and Practice of Public Relations (Volume II)(2014), Developing a valid and reliable measure of organizational crisis responsibility (2013), The status of online public relations research: An analysis of published articles in 1992-2009 (2012).

Jantima Kheokao is the President of Asian Network for Public Opinion Research (ANPOR). Her publications include: Media use of nursing students in Thailand (2015), Daily Life Satisfaction Among Thai People: Socioeconomic Comparison (2014), Daily Life Satisfaction in Asia: A Cross-National Survey in Twelve Societies (2014), Effects of school, family and alcohol marketing communication on alcohol use and intentions to drink among Thai students (2013).

Sung Kyum Cho, Prosessor of Chungnam National University, is the Past President of KSJCS, and Past President of ANPOR and Director of CAPORCI. His publications include: From science popularization to public engagement: Daily life satisfaction in Asia: A cross-national survey in twelve societies (2014), It Matters Where and With Whom You Are: A Comparison of Mobile Phone and Landline Phone Survey Interviews (2013), The history of science communication in Korea (2012), The challenges of governing biotechnology in Korea (2010).

Jack Linchuan Qiu, Professor in School of Journalism and Communication and Director at Centre for Chinese Media & Comparative Communication Research in Chinese University of Hongkong, is the Vice-president of Chinese Communication Association (CCA). His publications include: Media and Society in Networked China (Brill Academic Publishers, 2017), Goodbye iSlave: A Manifesto for Digital Abolition (University of Illinois Press, 2016), World Factory in the Information Age (Guangxi Normal University Press, 2013), Mobile communication and society: A global perspective (2009).

Dadang Rahmat Hidayat is Professor at Department of Journalism, Universitas Padjadjaran. His publications include: Forecasting Infant Mortality Rate for China: A Comparison Between α-Sutte Indicator, ARIMA, and Holt-Winters (2018), Branding is a key to going network: A case study of Prambors network (2018), Dialectical communication of Islamic Sharia in Dayah Culture of Banda Aceh (2018), Political Economy of Communication Policy in Indonesia (2016).

Terry Flew, Professor of Media and Communications at Queensland University of Technology, is the Former President of Australia and New Zealand Communication Association (ANZCA) as well as the President-elect of International Communication Association (ICA). His publications include: Global Media Industries and Media Policy: Production, Practices, and Professions (2019), Digital communication, the crisis of trust, and the post-global (2019), Digital platforms and Australian news media: Report (2018), Youth, Technology, Governance, Experience: Adults Understanding Young People (2018).