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Deborah Harzenmoser

The New School
Student
Hi there!
I'm currently enrolled in a Master of Arts in Media Studies at The New School in New York. My field of interests are community communication, Social Media, immersive storytelling and virtual communications in general. Back in Switzerland, where I come from, I work at the University of Applied Sciences in Zurich (ZHAW) at the Institute of Applied Media Studies. The IAMCR 2017 is my very first conference and I'm looking forward to be there!
Sunday, July 16
 

17:00 GMT-05

Opening Session: Celebrating 30 years or 'From media to mediations' Part I: Bastard mutations of communication. Getsemaní AuditoriumOmar Rincón Opening Session: Celebrating 30 years or 'From media to mediations' Part II: Notes on Martin-Barbero´s “From media to mediation” Getsemaní AuditoriumNick Couldry Amparo Marroquín Germán Rey
 
Monday, July 17
 

08:30 GMT-05

Theorizing Community Media – for and by women? Barahona 2.2Anne O' Brien It's Not All Fake News and Filter Bubbles: Personalised News Consumption and Collective Exposure on Social Media Barahona 4.1James Dennis

14:00 GMT-05

Community Communication as privileged regulatory key for National Policies of Communication Barahona 2.2Adilson Vaz Cabral Filho Inside and Outside the Global News Bubble: Online News and perceptions of international-- national and local news. Sala 103Collette Snowden Participation and the politics of place: Networked resistance to coal seam gas mining in Australia Barahona 1.2 What is lived-- local and ‘everyday’? Old concepts-- new discourses in environmental communication Barahona 1.2Aneta Podkalicka Journalism cultures in Egypt and Lebanon: Role Perception-- Professional Practices and Ethical Considerations Sala 303 AZahera Harb Melting journalism cultures in oligopoly media landscapes – A comparison of language areas in Switzerland Sala 303 AFilip Dingerkus Vinzenz Wyss Social Media and Participatory Communication: Theory and Practice Sala 301 BSandhya Rao -I know words-- I have the best words”: Political satire-- follow-up communication and (political) participation Barahona 4.1Anna J. M. Wagner

16:00 GMT-05

-Newsers- – News Repertoires-- Civic Engagement and Political Participation among Young Adults in Israel Pegasos 1Sagit Dinnar Hanna Adoni Hillel Nossek
 
Tuesday, July 18
 

10:30 GMT-05

WhatsApp and the Urban Yerukala: Communicational Layers and Identity Flows Barahona 3Prasheel Anand Banpur Use of information visualisations in climate change news: an analysis of image-text relations in data journalism Sala 304 AEugenia Lee Information and Communication Technologies and the democratization of the process of content generation via WhatsApp by communication students in private institutions Sala 303 BPaulo Junior Silva Pinheiro Saving the ‘Reality Principle’ in Journalism in ‘Post-Truth’ Age: Reflections on the Potential Role of Local News Production Barahona 4.3Ozan Asik Riza Sam

14:00 GMT-05

From Documentary to Community Media and Socialist to Socialike: Engaging publics through production and exhibition Barahona 3Nikhil Thomas Titus The Aesthetics of Protest: Performance and Social Movements on Social Media Sala 301Aidan James McGarry Structural Transformation 2.0? Memory and History in Digital Public Spheres Sala 301 BManuel Menke Trump’s Muslim Ban: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Aljazeera-- New York Times and Wall Street Journal Sala 304 BMuhammad Jameel Yusha'u Innovation in Brazilian Digital Native Journalism: new business models and revenue sources Sala 103Egle Müller Spinelli Maria Elisabete Antonioli Does the Medium Make a Difference? Salience of Media Technologies (Print-- Electronic and Digital) in News Repertoires and its Interrelationships with Democratic Attitudes Barahona 2.3Hillel Nossek Marisa Torres da Silva Miguel Vicente-Mariño
 
Wednesday, July 19
 

14:00 GMT-05

Transformative Media Organizing: Key findings from participatory action research across three social movements. Barahona 2.1Sasha Costanza-Chock Tweeting Security: Security Discourse on Twitter During The Third US Presidential Debate of 2016 Sala 301 BKatarzyna Elliott-Maksymowicz Communicate to empower: An analysis of the importance of strategic communication in the work of NGO feminists in Nicaragua to be able to participate in the design of public polices with a gender perspective. Barahona 1.1Gema Massiel Espinoza Delgado How do scholars use -theory” in Journalism Studies peer-reviewed papers? The case of the European Journal of Communication. Sala VIP IIIEnric Saperas Ángel Carrasco-Campos Manuel Martínez Nicolás Re-defining the Concept of Hard and Soft News: A Factorial Survey on Journalists’ Understanding of a Popular Concept Sala VIP IIIIsabella Glogger Rhetoric of changes: the international circulation of discourse about online journalism C. DamasFábio Henrique Pereira Florence Le Cam Is it better text or talk? Comparing the effect of communication medium on the acquaintanceship process Barahona 4.1Aditi Paul

16:00 GMT-05

An Ethnographic Case Study of Instagram: A Picture of the Digital Divide. Secretaría GeneralLawrence Wood Media nets of communities for the national and cultural identity Secretaría GeneralSergey Grigorievich Korkonosenko Marina A. Berezhnaia
 
Thursday, July 20
 

16:00 GMT-05

Closing session: Celebrating IAMCR 60th anniversary and presentation of IAMCR 2018 conference. Getsemaní AuditoriumJanet Wasko Roque Faraone Kaarle Nordenstreng Cees Hamelink Robin Mansell Leah Komen Deqiang JI Helena Sousa Guy Berg