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Category Archives: Phase III
Survey in Shanghai on Gamers
This is a collobarative project collaborates between CUHK and Fudan Univeristy to investigate the effects of gamers and their values in Shanghai. It will be a face-to-face survey with representative sampling. The study was conducted in Shanghai in early 2014.
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Study of China Game Export and Globalization
This is a study of game export strategies of China and its implication for globalization. The study also bears significant implication for HK game exports.
Online Gamers’ Rights and Policy
This is a study to investigate the relationship among gamers, game companies and government on the aspect on game rights.
Hong Kong Gamers Study in Cybercafes 2011
Survey of gamers are conducted in two main cybercafes chains in Hong Kong, I-One and Sunshine. The study was complete in June 2011. We would like express our gratitude to the two cybercafes.
Hong Kong Internet and Game Use Survey 2011
We completed a representative telephone survey of 800 subjects in Hong Kong. We are compiling the report. Here is the draft report,
Phase III: Data Collection on gamers, game contents, and game consumption in HK and China
Part A. A survey will be conducted in HK on consumers of games. The sample will target game-playing individuals aged between 14 and 45. We will not focus exclusively on youths because, contrary to popular misconceptions, games are a mainstream … Continue reading