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Cartagena2017

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Opening Session: Celebrating 30 years or 'From media to mediations' Part I: Bastard mutations of communication.

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Opening Session: Celebrating 30 years or 'From media to mediations' Part II: Notes on Martin-Barbero´s “From media to mediation”

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Communication, development and social change

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Fiesta in the Plaza

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Closing session: Celebrating IAMCR 60th anniversary and presentation of IAMCR 2018 conference.

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Surveillance and freedom of expression: new nationalisms?

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Conversation: communication emerging from a changing world full of uncertainties – social movements

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Communication, education and technology

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UNESCO

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Definitions and solutions for fake news: Who says what?

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-Fake news--” -alternative facts--” and shutting up the media: How the rancorous battle between the new U.S. president and the U.S. media impacts democracy

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Los medios y el periodismo perdidos en los horizontes de paz

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-PANEL:- Social Media versus Mainstream Media: Analyses of the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election

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Keynote panel presentation: A Conundrum for Development Communication Research—Is There a Role for Large-Scale Theory?

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Social Media and Participatory Communication: Theory and Practice

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Is Community Radio in Crisis in the Global North? Lessons from Australia and the United States.

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A Complicated Relationship: Right-Wing Populism-- Media Representation and Liberal Democratic Journalism Theory

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Data as empowerment: The consequences of proactive data activism

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The Rise of the Misinformation Society: Market Failure and the Decline of Journalism

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-I know words-- I have the best words”: Political satire-- follow-up communication and (political) participation

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Jóvenes y privacidad de la información digital: la necesidad de reconocer sus prácticas y tácticas tecnológicas

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Cyberactivism, Digital Citizenship and New Urban Movements

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Comunicación indígena en la sierra de Puebla ante los proyectos de muerte

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The great reaction: Reasserting journalistic professionalism in the age of Trump

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The great media swindle

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It's Not All Fake News and Filter Bubbles: Personalised News Consumption and Collective Exposure on Social Media

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UNESCO and the political economy of preparing global reports

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Are the Watchdogs Still Barking? Exploring a possible gap between journalistic role conceptions and role performance

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University Film Festival

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Being Practical about Media Justice

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A joint commitment: indigenous and community media to change reality

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Fake news, the lying press and German journalist´s responses to a stigma

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Protecting Journalism Sources in the Digital Age

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Empowerment by design: Configuring the agency of citizens and activists in digital infrastructure

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Movimiento zapatista, revolución y pueblos indígenas

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Class, Brexit and Trumpism

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Comunicación y medio ambiente. Cambio de perspectiva en los estudios latinoamericanos

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Por una comunicación del común

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Questions of Success and Failure: The alt right and political economy of communication

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Media concentration in Latin America: Towards a new scenario with digitization and convergence?

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Researching audience online

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Una política pública de comunicación indígena desde abajo

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Donald Trump and Affective Media Power

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Re-conceptualizing Media Systems

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UCF / IAMCR

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Technopolitics, digital activism and social movements: Deconstructing the notion to enlarge its explanatory potential

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Building Bridges with Breitbart: A Topic Model Analysis of Online Media Coverage During the US Presidential Election 2016

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The Affective Politics of Participatory Media: Mapping -Feeling Rules

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University Film Festival

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Banksy's graffiti policy -The Jungle-