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College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences  ·  Department of Media and Communication

Keyu ZHANG 张可玉

Ph.D. Student

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Research Interests

  • Political communication
  • Digital Labour
  • AI Technology
  • Techo-Feminism

Education

  • B.A.in Advertising: School of Journalism and Communication, Peking University,2018-2022
  • M.A.in Communication: School of Journalism and Communication, Peking University,2022-2024
  • PhD in Communication: Department of Media and Communication, City Univerisity of Hong Kong,2024-now

Scholarship/Awards

  • The First Prize of Freshman Scholarship· Mingde Scholarship, Peking University, 2018
  • Merit Student, Peking University, 2018-2023
  • Chow Yei Ching School of Graduate Studies Entrance Scholarships，2024
  • Hong Kong PhD Fellowship Scheme, 2024-2028

Publications

  • Keyu, Z. (2024). Invisible and Replaced: The Female Ghost Workers in the History of Information Technology From the Perspective of Media Archaeology. Emerging Media. https://doi.org/10.1177/27523543241298252.
  • 张可玉,Zhang Ke-yu.中国语境下DTC概念辨析与DTC模式的4C分析.师曾志.北大新闻与传播评论（第十五辑）.社会科学文献出版社.2024-09.112-123.

  • 张可玉.(2023).算法规训、劳动降级下的自我异化——“创意劳工”语境下的内容生产从业者分析.青年记者(14),104-106.doi:10.15997/j.cnki.qnjz.2023.14.039.


Conference paper

  • Zhang, K. (2025). A Systematic Review of Algorithmic Gatekeeping on Social Media: Power Dynamics, Actor Interactions, and the Conceptual Model of Algorithms as Gatekeepers. 13th Honors Symposium for Asia Graduated Students in Communication Research, Singapore.
  • ZHANG,K.Y., HU,Y.,LIN,F.(2025).Redefining Digital Taylorism:
    A Case Study of Development Experiences in the Chinese Internet Advertising Industry. 75th Annual International Communication Association Conference: Digital Asia Preconference, Denver, United States, 12/06/25
  • ZHANG, K.Y. (2024). Invisible and Replaced: The Female Ghost Workers in the History of Information Technology From the Perspective of Media Archaeology. Paper presented at the IAMCR 2024, International Association for Media and Communication Research, Christchurch, New Zealand.