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AditiMaddali

Monday, July 17
 

08:30 GMT-05

Not what does Bollywood mean-- but what does Bollywood do: A Critical Peace Journalism Appraisal C. CaballeroMuhammad Tarique Hafiz Sanaullah Keynote panel presentation: A Conundrum for Development Communication Research—Is There a Role for Large-Scale Theory? Sala 201Thomas Leigh Jacobson Geopolitics in US Popular Culture: Limited visions of the Middle East with devastating consequences Barahona 4.2Karin Wilkins The popular is political: Milo Yiannopoulos and the new politics of trolling Barahona 4.2Alexandra Nutter Smith Zakari Kaletka

10:30 GMT-05

Surveillance and freedom of expression: new nationalisms? Getzemaní AuditoriumGustavo Gómez Nick Couldry Julie Cohen Joana Varon Germán Rey

14:00 GMT-05

Generational Shift in National Cultural Values: An Empirical Study in the Indian Context Sala 301Santana Pathak A Complicated Relationship: Right-Wing Populism-- Media Representation and Liberal Democratic Journalism Theory Salon P. ObregónKai Hafez Exploring nationalised ideology through international media: The publication of a viral pro-LGBT image compared against a nation’s wealth-- level of religion-- and democracy Salon P. ObregónLinda Jean Kenix Could development communication play a useful role to address and counter inequality and injustice in development and social change? A critical and conceptual Analysis  Sala 301 BSrinivas Melkote From POD to Podcasting: Pushing the Envelope on Communication for Empowerment in the Digital Age Sala 301 BSundeep Muppidi Queers Like You and Me: A Qualitative Textual Analysis of the Intersection between Sexuality, Ethnicity, Gender and Class in Contemporary Flemish Television Fiction’s LGBT Characters Barahona 4.2Florian Vanlee Sofie Van Bauwel Frederik Dhaenens Audience activities on digital media: leisure or labour? Sala 304 BGabriela Raulino

16:00 GMT-05

-Oh honey-- I am a human just like you”: discourses of resistance against media representations of Muslim Barahona 2.1Meghan R. Menchhofer Nadia I. Martínez-Carrillo Michelle Kelsey-Kearl Online misogyny in the age of Neoliberalism: Women journalists and right-wing trolls in India Sala 303 ANithila Kanagasabai Cosmopolitan or de-colonising? Two modes of listening as participation Sala 201Tanja Dreher Popular culture going against the trend: Constructing national and personal identity based on genetic similarity rather than racial difference. Barahona 4.2John Benson
 
Tuesday, July 18
 

08:30 GMT-05

Local journalism in war: Experience from Latin America Barahona 2.2Yennué Zárate Valderrama I don't want to be what you want. Stereotypical self-representations and circumvention strategies on a girl-power dating website. Pegasos 1Francesca Ieracitano Subject Transformations: New media-- new feminist discourses Pegasos 1Nithila Kanagasabai Transformation in Emirati Culture through Gender Equity and Tolerance: A Comparative Study Sala 101Maja Al Khaja Pam Creedon Mai Al Khaja Being Cultural Marxists: Revisiting the Chinese New Lefts-- 1997-2017 Sala 301 BYang Sheng How trolls silence freedom of press: na examination of online harassement of women journalists Sala 103Michelle Ferrier

10:30 GMT-05

Dirty art-- pure rhythm: reflections on comics and jazz Barahona 4.2Geisa Fernandes The right to be heard: Children and teen participation in policy making in Bogotá C. DamasAngela Tellez

14:00 GMT-05

From Documentary to Community Media and Socialist to Socialike: Engaging publics through production and exhibition Barahona 3Nikhil Thomas Titus Female political language style: a case study of Hillary Clinton’s speeches during the American National elections in 2016 Pegasos 1Jana Leyman Storytelling shapes the public memory? The struggle for recognition for memory and justice in Brazil Sala 301 BVanessa Veiga de Oliveira Engaging the World:Digital Literacy for Transcultural Citizenship Sala 303 BManisha Pathak-Shelat Participation studies and solidary rights: A communication perspective C. DamasColin Tinei Chasi Beyond the frame: Towards a new agenda for the study of visual practices Barahona 2.1Edgar Gómez Cruz Goodbye to cinema: digital and new architectures of seeing and hearing Barahona 2.1José Cláudio Siqueira Castanheira

16:00 GMT-05

Comics and cultural memory: autobiographical outlooks on our relationship with media. Barahona 2.2Monica Fontana Online synergizing alternative media for Empowering people: study of three online sites in India: thecitizen.in, thewire.in, and newslaundry.com Sala 301Francis Arackal Thummy A multi-dimensional approach to gender inclusion in the Internet Universality Indicators Salón ArsenalClaudia Padovani The Renaissance of the Natural? Black female perceptions of artificial and natural hair as reflections of identity in South Africa Pegasos 1Janell Marion Le Roux Rethinking news and media literacy in the 'post-truth' environment Sala 303 BManuel Pinto Tribal community-- State and Community Radio C. CaballeroArun John Culture and memory in interactive narrative Barahona 2.1Ines Maria Silva Maciel Katia Augusta Maciel
 
Wednesday, July 19
 

08:30 GMT-05

Trump´s Era: Twitter as the new arena for defining vital issues Barahona 2.1Lucia Calderon Freedom of information and democracy: A comparative examination into the right to know. Salón ArsenalKatharine Allen Human Rights of Journalists in Jammu and Kashmir: A Comparative Analysis Between Journalists Working in Jammu Region and Kashmir Region. Salón ArsenalSahil Koul Stepping Stones or Handicaps. Inclusion and Exclusion in Academia Barahona 4.1Katrin Christiane Döveling If you ask for Kashmir, we'll rip you apart': The appropriation of Kashmiri freedom movement by Bollywood cinema Sala 304 ARavikant Kisana

14:00 GMT-05

Learning from the Gendered Past of Internet Governance: Toward Feminist Legitimation of an Internet Social Forum Pegasos 2 Women speak out: transforming the normative politics of gender and voice Barahona 1.1Anita Ruth Biressi Heather Alison Nunn 'Queer Eyes': Locating The 'Gaze' In The Visual Narratives Of Queer Cinema Sala 304 BRavikant Kisana

16:00 GMT-05

Panel: Audiences in Context: A Dynamics of Fear in Contemporary Culture Sala 301Annette Hill Living single-- watching single: Black women’s interpretations of single Black women in Black oriented relationship media Barahona 1.1Jessica Moorman Toward Transformative Visual Ethics: New Worlds + New Ways of Seeing = New Ways of Knowing Sala 304 BJulianne H. Newton
 
Thursday, July 20
 

10:30 GMT-05

Hypersexualization and Risk in Dissenting Gender Identities: notes for the dissolution of chance C. CaballeroAnelise Wesolowski Molina Pink Ghetto or Feminist enclave? Transforming work cultures and gender politics in documentary film production C. DamasAnne O' Brien Algorithmic Culture-- Cultural Intermediation and Civil Society Participation: The impact of digital influence on new media discourse Sala 304 AJonathon Hutchinson Instagram archive: participatory practices in Russia Sala 304 AEkaterina Kalinina Image Allegory-- Media Politics and Social Representation：the Documentary Production in the Internet Age Sala 201Yang Yang ZHU

14:00 GMT-05

The Cinematic Roots of the South Indian Cable Industry Barahona 2.1Padma Chirumamilla Ann Arbor