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1、Internet and Shanghai YouthA Media Culture PerspectiveZhang Guo-Liang & Yang Peng Center for Information and Communication Studies, Fudan University, Shanghai, China School of Journalism, Fudan University, Shanghai, ChinaInternet and Shanghai YouthA Media Culture Perspective The necessity to stu

2、dy the young netizens A brief description of the interaction between Internet and Shanghai youth Our point of view on what is right and what is wrong Our proposals on how to deal with all those problemsPart I The necessity to study the young netizens Young netizens : the majority of net users in Chi

3、na. Shanghai youth : our target in the first place. Cyberculture & youth culture: a media culture perspective. Research methods applied.Part II The interaction between Internet and Shanghai youth Information exploration behavior Online contact behavior Cyberculture product of the youthInformatio

4、n exploration Public information seeking behavior The transition of public communication and young netizens Young netizens idea concerning public informationOnline contact behavior(Virtual community) Online contact: Individual behavior Online contact: Group behavior Online peer-groups interaction an

5、d youth cultureCyberculture product of the young netizens (Internet content) Online contact language Web arts Interactive gamesPart III what is right and what is wrong(Concept of value) Surmounting (or SUBLATING) cyberculture and the superior form of youth culture Anti-culture, transgressing form of youth culture and the legal, ethical disorders in cyberspace Cyberculture and the socialization of youth New mode of peer-groups interactionPart IV How to deal with those problems concerning the youth (Policy proposals) A constructive cy