Office:
Nanyang Technological University
31 Nanyang Link
Phone (Voice): +65-6790-6109
(Fax): +65-6791-5214
Email: TPHANG @ NTU
Current Position: Vice-Dean
Associate Professor
1.
Mass Media Ph.D.
2.
Master's of Arts in Communication Management
3. Board of Legal Education,
Postgraduate Practice Law Course
4.
Bachelor of Law
1. Ang,
Peng Hwa and Sankaran Ramanathan.
(2000). (Eds.) Communication Education
and Media Training Needs in ASEAN. AMIC,
2. Goonesekera, Anura and Ang Peng
Hwa. (1999). (Eds.) Information Highways:
Policy and Regulation in the Construction of Global Infrastructure in ASEAN.
(1999). AMIC,
3. Ang,
Peng Hwa and Yeo Tiong Min.
(1998). Mass Media Laws and Regulations
in
1. Ang,
Peng Hwa. (2002). Medien in Singapur.
(Translation into German from “Media in
2. Ang,
Peng Hwa and Jim Dewar. (2002). “Back to the Future of the Internet: the
Printing Press,” In Robin Mansell, Rohan Samarajiva and Amy Mahan,
(Eds.) Networking Knowledge for
Information Societies: Institutions and Intervention, (
3. Ang,
Peng Hwa. (2002). “Media Ethics in
4. Ang,
Peng Hwa and Brian Lee. (2001). “
5. Ang,
Peng Hwa. (2001). The Media and The Flow of
Information. In Derek da Cunha
(Ed.) Singapore in the New Millennium:
Challenges Facing the City-State, (
6. Kuo, Eddie and Peng Hwa Ang. (2000). “
7. Loh, Chee Meng,
Peng Hwa Ang and Mark Hukill (2000). “Convergence
Development in
8. Gunther, Albert C. and Peng Hwa Ang. (2000). “Censorship
And The Third-Person Effect: A Study Of Perception Of
Television Influence In Singapore,” In Cecilia von Feilitzen
& Ulla Carlsson (Eds) Children in the
New Media Landscape: Games, Pornography, Perceptions. (
9. Information
Highways—Policy and Regulation: The
10. (With Tuen-Yu Lau). (1998). “The Pacific Rim”, In
(ed.) Alan B. Albarran and Sylvia M. Chan-Olmsted
(Eds.), Global Media Economics:
Commercialization, Concentration, and Integration of World Media Markets
(pp.333-350).
11. Ang, Peng
Hwa. (1993). The causal relationship between
international telecommunications and economic development: cause for
reanalysis. (1993). Asian Communication Handbook (ed.) Anura
Goonsekera and Duncan Holaday,
AMIC, 341-358,
1. (With Pui See Tang.) Diffusion of IT in Singapore Schools. (forthcoming). New Media and Society.
2. Ang, Peng Hwa. (2001). The Role of Self-Regulation of Privacy on The Internet. Journal of Interactive Advertising. Volume 1, Number 2. Available online at: http://www.jiad.org/vol1/no2/ang/
3. Ang, Peng Hwa and Shikha Dalmia. (2000). Operational, Not Theoretical: A Critique of the Current Paradigm in Development Communication. Asian Journal of Communication. Vol. 10 (1) 18-32.
4. Ang,
Peng Hwa and Berlinda Nadarajan.
(1996). Censorship and the Internet: a
5. Gunther, Albert C. and Ang Peng Hwa. (1996). Public
Perceptions of Television Influence and Opinions About
Censorship in
1. Censorship
and the Internet. (2002). In Allen Kent (Ed.) Encyclopaedia of Library and Information Science, Vol. 65,
Supplement 28, (Marcel Dekker,
2. Why
The Internet Will
Make
3.
4. Tension
and Creativity:
5. Censorship
and the Internet. (1999). In Allen Kent (Ed.) Encyclopaedia of Library and Information Science, Vol. 65,
Supplement 28, (Marcel Dekker,
1. Has
Privacy Stumped Confucius? (2001).
2. Bug
Hunt: Policing
3. Professionals Should Be Free To Advertise. (1999). Business Times. July 14.
4. Why
5. Why Self-Regulation Of Internet Is Not Enough. (1998). Business Times. September 29.
6.
7. Can
Technology And Censorship Coexist In
8. (With
Berlinda Nadarajan.)
(1995). Censorship and the Internet: A
9.
1. A
Note On Free And Balanced Flow For The Internet.
(1998). In Anura Goonsekera
and Duncan Holaday (Eds.) Asian Communication Handbook (pp. 251-254). AMIC:
2. Country
Profile:
3. Book
review. (1994). Meheroo Jussawalla
(ed.) Global Telecommunications Policies: The Challenge of Change. (Contributions
in Economics and Economic History No. 148)
1. Self-Regulation the Internet: A
Case Study of Cyberlaw in
2. (With
Jim Dewar.) Parallels and Paradigms: Comparisons of the Internet with the
Printing Press. Paper presented at the Internet Society Annual Conference,
3. (With
Berlinda Nadarajan). Credibility
and Journalism on the Internet: How Online Newspapers Handle Errors and
Corrections. Paper presented at the
Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication Annual
Conference,
4. (With
Berlinda Nadarajan). Correction Policies of Online
Publications: Setting the Record Straight in the Bazaar of Ideas. Paper presented at the Internet Society Annual
Conference,
5. (With
Lau Tuen-Yu.)
Use of the Industrial Organization Model in Examining TV Economics in
the
6. (With
Albert Gunther.) Toward a framework for the
development of community standards of censorship: a case study of
7. (With
Berlinda Nadarajan.) Issues
in the Regulation of Internet Quality of Service. Paper presented at the
Internet Society Annual Conference.
8. How
Countries Are Regulating Internet Content. Paper presented at the Internet
Society Annual Conference.
9. (With
Loh Chee Meng.) Internet Development in
10. (With Berlinda Nadarajan.) Censorship and
the Internet: a
11. (With
Albert Gunther.) Public Perceptions of Television
Influence and Opinions about Censorship in
12. The Causal
Relationship Between International Telecommunications
and Economic Development: Cause for Reanalysis? Paper presented at the 44th Annual
Conference of the International Communication Association ,
13. Trade
and Telecommunication Flows in a Major Trading Centre: The Case of
14. So
What's New: A Critique of the "New" Paradigm of Development.
Co-authored with Shikha Dalmia.
Paper presented at the 43rd Annual
Conference of the International Communication Association , Washington, D.C.,
U.S.A., May (1993). Top paper.
Intercultural and Development Communication Division.
15. Alternate
Paths of Development from the Periphery:
16. Telecommunication
Hubs: The Role for Telecommunication in Regional Development and Cooperation.
Paper presented at
Pacific Telecommunications Council Conference ,
17.
18. The
Market Structure of US Mass Market Consumer Videotex
Services and Some Implications for Policy. Paper presented at the 41st Annual
Conference of the International Communication Association ,
19. The Impact of Telecommunications on Developing Countries. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication , Boston, U.S.A., August (1991).
20. A
Proposed Free Speech Model for the Electronic Bulletin Board. Paper presented
at the 40th
Annual Conference of the International Communication Association ,
21. Copyrightability of Computer Screen Displays for Databases.
Paper presented at the
40th Annual Conference of the International Communication
Association ,
Conference Papers (Invited)
1. Will
Copyright Hamper Creativity? 2002. Copyright Forum. Intellectual Property
Office of
2. Legal
& Regulatory Hurdles to E-commerce in
3.
4. International
Developments and Models: Implications for
5. Strategies
For Protecting Privacy In A Networked World. 2001.
Keynote address. Privacy Conference. Organised by the Communications Law
Centre.
6. Towards
A Code of Self-Regulation of Internet Content. 2001.
7. (With Ryota
Ono). Communication Education and Training in ASEAN: An Overview. 1999. Paper
presented at Communication Education and Media Needs in ASEAN,
8. ISP Self-Regulation: Why and Why Not? 1999.
Presentation at the Child Pornography Conference.
9. Asia-Pacific
Perspective on Content Rating. 1999. EU Internet Content Rating For
10. Supervising the Internet. 1998. Paper presented at the Workshop in Media Regulations for New Times. Bangkok, April.
11. Education
and Journalism in
12. Content
Regulation Of The Internet: An Update. 1998. Asia-Pacific
Regional Expert Meeting on Legal Framework of Cyberspace. Paper presented at
the Conference organised by Korean National Commission for UNESCO.
13. How
Countries Regulate Internet Content. 1997. Paper presented at the Pan-Asian
Networking Group funded by the International Development Research Centre,
14. Free Expression on the Internet: Limits and Possibilities. 1996. Paper presented at The 8th MacBride Round Table on Communication. Seoul, Korea. August.
15. Control and
Censorship in the Information Age: A
16. Impact of
Digital Libraries on Society. 1995. Digital Libraries Conference &
Multimedia Workshop. Organised by the National Computer Board and the Ministry
of Information and the Arts.
17. (With Shikha Dalmia.) So What’s New: A Critique
of the “New” Paradigm of Development. (Revised Version). 1993. Universiti Sains
18. The Causal
Relationship Between International Telecommunications
and Economic Development: Cause for Reanalysis? 1993. Paper presented at the Conference on
Communication, Technology and Development Alternatives for
19. Causality Between Trade and Telecommunication Flows in
Panel Discussions (Invited)
1. Panellist, Media
Law Education in
Presenter,
“Training - The Journalist And The Hype”
3.
Presenter,
Media Regulation: More or Less
4.
Presenter,
Regulating for Privacy? “Strategic Implications of Developments in Information
Technology”
Presenter, Information
Technology (IT) and Services in
6.
17th World Communications Forum,
7. Discussant,
E-Commerce in
Convenor, The Impact of
Internet Content Regulation On The Internet
Discussant, Internet Content: Reconciling
On-Line and Off-Line Rules
June
Discussant,
New Age Radio
Convenor,
Censorship Around the World
13. Discussant,
The Role of Tertiary Institutions in Cyber Learning
14. Chairperson,
Self-Rating and Filtering
15. Discussant
1.
2.
3. London School of Economics, Department of Sociology, master’s seminar. Speaker on “The Metering of Telecommunication.” January, 2001.
4. Self Regulation Update. Advertising Law and
Intellectual Property. Lexis Nexis Butterworth.
5. Temasek Polytechnic, Certificate in Editing and Editorial Management. Guest lecturer on “Legal Issues in Publishing”. April 2002.
1. Legal
and Regulatory Hurdles to E-Commerce in
2. Improving
the Validity of Online Surveys: An Exploratory Test
3. A
Survey of Perceptions of and Attitudes towards Censorship in
4. Communication Education and Media Needs in ASEAN, 1998/9. ASEAN-COCI. US$85,000.
5. Information
Highway: Policy and Regulation in the Construction of Global Infrastructure in
ASEAN,
1. Deputy Chairman, IAMCR Local Organising Committee 2000. July 17-22, 2000. Singapore.
2. Co-organiser,
Parallels and Paradigm: the Internet and the Printing Press.
3. Member,
Organising Committee, ITS 2002 Biennial Conference.
1. Reviewer for New Media & Society, 1998—current.
2. Reviewer for Press & Politics, 1998.
3. Reviewer for Journalism Studies, 1999—2001.
4. Reviewer
for
5. Reviewer for Telematics and Informatics, 2001.
6. Reviewer for Journal of International Communication, 2001.
1. Fulbright Award. 2000.
2. Fellow, Harvard Information Infrastructure Project,
