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Larisa Kingston Mann

Temple University
Assistant Professor of Emergent Media
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

Is Community Radio in Crisis in the Global North? Lessons from Australia and the United States. Barahona 2.2Clemencia Rodriguez Heather Anderson Empowerment by design: Configuring the agency of citizens and activists in digital infrastructure Sala 103Jo Pierson Stefania Milan Creative Clusters and the Struggle of Migrant and Ethnic Economies in East London Sala 304 APatria Roman Velasquez Shinjoung Yeo Wall Breakers-: Mobile phones-- religious communities and the silent threat of text massages Sala 101Hananel Rosenberg

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

Data as empowerment: The consequences of proactive data activism Salón ArsenalStefania Milan Miren Gutierrez Networks of Favela Digital Activism: Lessons, Challenges and Achievements Salón ArsenalAndrea Meyer Medrado Daoism and media ethics Sala 301zhang xiaoying Democratic Colonization or Global Coloniality? Miscommunicating Social Change through Progressive Discourses Sala 301Olga Baysha Switching channels – emerging alternatives to public service broadcasting in Jamaica Barahona 3Livingston Andrew White Corinne Barnes Yvette Rowe Free Trade and Notice and Takedown: Copyrights-- Users' Rights-- and the Future of Digital Politics Sala 304 AJustin Francese The Politics of Precarity: regulating inequality in the cultural industries Sala 304 BKate Oakley

16:00 GMT-05

Cosmopolitan or de-colonising? Two modes of listening as participation Sala 201Tanja Dreher
 
Tuesday, July 18
 

08:30 GMT-05

Being Practical about Media Justice Secretaría GeneralNick Couldry Beyond Borders: The Place of Indigenous Traditions in Community Media Initiatives Barahona 3Anjali Monteiro Draft once; deploy everywhere? Digital universalism and (mis)understanding Brazil’s Marco Civil da Internet Barahona 4,2Guy Thurston Hoskins Stopping the spies: learning from activist campaigns about effective anti-surveillance work Barahona 1.2Jane Duncan

10:30 GMT-05

Dirty art-- pure rhythm: reflections on comics and jazz Barahona 4.2Geisa Fernandes Structuring Nigeria’s Movie Industry in a Minimal Policy Environment Sala VIP IIIJade Miller The right to be heard: Children and teen participation in policy making in Bogotá C. DamasAngela Tellez

14:00 GMT-05

Individual creativity and intellectual property: art, disobedience and the digital mediation Secretaría GeneralGemma Argüello-Manresa Media Studies, Bodies and Technologies: Media Studies for a Living World Sala 303 BCarl Bybee Shelby Stanovsek

16:00 GMT-05

Copyright and Human Rights as media regulations Barahona 4.2Martin Fredriksson Christiaan de Beukelaer Screens and Places: Redefining Participatory Public Space C. DamasGary Gumpert
 
Wednesday, July 19
 

08:30 GMT-05

Savage intimacy, deviant safety: surveillance technology and club culture Sala 103Larisa Kingston Mann

10:30 GMT-05

Conversation: communication emerging from a changing world full of uncertainties – social movements Barahona 3Clemencia Rodríguez Emiliano Treré Melyna Lim María Paula Martínez

14:00 GMT-05

Today is party: the construction of the social and cultural identities of the immigrant in the celebrations of the origins Barahona 4.2Camila Escudero Half a citizen-- twice as deviant: Discursive preferences in mainstream and alternative news on the internment of mentally disabled criminals in Belgium Barahona 2.3Robin Reul Privacy Frames: How the Media Write About-- Discuss-- and Afford Privacy Barahona 4.1Federica Fornaciari