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Wednesday
, July 12
Centro Internacional de Estudios Superiores en Comunicación para América Latina (CIESPAL) Quito, Ecuador.
08:30 •
III Pan American Meeting of Communication Sciences (PANAM-2017) and the 10th International Congress of the Latin Union of Political Economy of Information, Communication and Culture (ULEPICC – 2017) – Communication Policies and Intercontinental Economic I
Friday
, July 14
Salón C-202
09:00 •
Participatory Advertising: a global approach with a Latin American focus
Saturday
, July 15
Salones 218-219
09:00 •
Global Shifts in Media Education: Where are we now?
Auditorium
09:00 •
Minga of Thought “Communication and Indigenous Peoples”
Auditorium 203 y 204
09:30 •
Political communication in times of failed democratic expectations
PS 203
10:00 •
Big Data from the South: From media to mediations, from datafication to data activism
Salón 503
09:00 •
Cross-border Journalism and Human Dignity. The 2017 International Forum for Communication Law and Ethics – FIÉDI 2017
Salón 504
09:00 •
Mapping New Perspectives and Debates on Digital Divide in Africa
Salón 505
09:30 •
Communication ethics & journalism in a transforming society: challenges for practitioners, researchers and educators
Salón Teleaula
09:00 •
Reflections on Foreign Aid, Philanthropy and Change in Media Systems
Sunday
, July 16
Getsemaní Auditorium
17:00 •
Opening Session: Celebrating 30 years or 'From media to mediations' Part II: Notes on Martin-Barbero´s “From media to mediation”
17:00 •
Opening Session: Celebrating 30 years or 'From media to mediations' Part I: Bastard mutations of communication.
Monday
, July 17
Teatro Adolfo Mejía
16:00 •
UCF / IAMCR
Barahona 1.1
08:30 •
The culture of photojournalism in Mexico: between continuing risk-- pragmatic professional norms and precarious working conditions
08:30 •
Ejercicio periodístico en Ecuador: aplicación de normas deontológicas y sanciones
08:30 •
Enlaces de investigación sobre el mundo del trabajo del periodista en Latino América
08:30 •
Mejorando la calidad en la producción de noticias mediante la sistematización de la rutina periodística
08:30 •
Education and working conditions - impacts affecting the Brazilian journalists
14:00 •
“La vida es un cuento” una experiencia de creación de contenidos sonoros con primera infancia
14:00 •
Requirement of Media Literacy among Children in India
14:00 •
¿Dónde viven los monstruos? Apuestas metodológicas de la investigación-creación para el trabajo con medios en la escuela.
14:00 •
Jóvenes y pantallas: imaginar la nación desde la telenovela colombiana
14:00 •
Mediación Pedagógica y Cultural Participativa: La perspectiva colaborativa de innovación tecnológica en Universidades de América Latina
16:00 •
PANEL: “Digital Storytelling for education and social change in Appalachia”
16:00 •
The PD Narrative Project
16:00 •
The Immersive Media Initiative
16:00 •
The Interactive Appalachia Initiative
16:00 •
The Community Media initiative
16:00 •
The Digital Archiving Project
Barahona 1.2
08:30 •
Environmental Activism-- Journalism and the 'New War'
08:30 •
Neoliberal Culture, Discourse and the Natural World: Views from the Global South.
08:30 •
From Limits to El Buen Vivir: Environmentalism-- Social Movements and the Media
14:00 •
El cine: arte y parte. Relato de un caso de co creación en el diseño de soluciones a problemáticas socio-ambientales en la Ciénaga de la Virgen
14:00 •
Participation and the politics of place: Networked resistance to coal seam gas mining in Australia
14:00 •
What is lived-- local and ‘everyday’? Old concepts-- new discourses in environmental communication
14:00 •
Ecovilla -Proyecto Gaia--- prácticas de comunicación para un desarrollo sustentable
14:00 •
El papel de la comunicación en la gobernanza ambiental local: Evolución del discurso público y corporativo desde una perspectiva municipalista
16:00 •
Evaluating Journalists Perceptions of Environment and Conservation: a case in Guinea-Bissau-- West Africa
16:00 •
Comunicación y medio ambiente. Cambio de perspectiva en los estudios latinoamericanos
16:00 •
Environmental Security in the Case of Greece. Q Methodology and Public Engagement
16:00 •
Medios y ambiente: un análisis de discursos periodísticos en medios digitales argentinos.
Barahona 2.1
08:30 •
Engaging Representations: The interpretation of Islam and Muslims in the News by a non-Muslim audience
08:30 •
Reporting Arabs and Muslims in the Anglo American Media: Orientalism as News Practice in the 21st century
14:00 •
The Mediatization of SARA conflict in Indonesian Online Media: The News on the -212 Peaceful Protest” against Ahok
14:00 •
Protest” 2 December 2016
14:00 •
News Construction of Islamic Group in Indonesian Mainstream Media: A case study of -The Super Peaceful
14:00 •
Media and Islam: An Empirical study of Religious Rituals portrayed in Main stream Pakistani Dramas.
16:00 •
Daesh and the Power of Digital Media
16:00 •
Features of ISIS coverage in the media
16:00 •
immigrants and refugees.
16:00 •
-Oh honey-- I am a human just like you”: discourses of resistance against media representations of Muslim
16:00 •
Media Bias on Minority reporting in India-An Analysis of News Coverage of Muslims in Vernacular Media
Barahona 2.2
08:30 •
Ciudadania Y Radio Comunitaria en Venezuela, Caso estado Zulia
08:30 •
Colombian University Radio as evidence of an elite turning its back on the structural issues of the country
08:30 •
Is Community Radio in Crisis in the Global North? Lessons from Australia and the United States.
08:30 •
The technological face of a hypothetical crisis among community radios
08:30 •
Theorizing Community Media – for and by women?
14:00 •
The revolution of the dispossessed. Structures, participation and political strategies of indigenous, alternative and community media networks in policy-making processes in Latin America
14:00 •
Challenging Times: The struggle to transform community television policy in Canada
14:00 •
Ingeniería en Comunicación Social del Voluntariado en organizaciones de la sociedad civil en Puebla, México.
14:00 •
Building advocacy capacity of grassroots organisations for policy impact
14:00 •
Community Communication as privileged regulatory key for National Policies of Communication
16:00 •
Radio Comunitaria Salinerito: un espejo en el desierto comunicativo de la Región 5 de Ecuado
16:00 •
Los Medios Comunitarios en la disputa por el derecho a la comunicación en el ámbito local
16:00 •
Comunicación popular y sectores subalternos en Colombia. Análisis de la experiencia de Agencia Prensa Rural.
16:00 •
Por una comunicación del común
16:00 •
Medios comunitarios en Ecuador: del abandono estatal a los intentos por la democratizar la comunicación
Barahona 2.3
08:30 •
Structures of media control in post-socialist countries. A comparative study of eight mass media systems
08:30 •
Changes in ideological power and resilient authoritarianism in China
08:30 •
The Intellectual Origins of Media Development: Mapping the Theories and Ideas that Guide Donor Funded Media Assistance
08:30 •
Transformation of Politics and Communication in Kyrgyzstan: New Media, New Publics and New Actors
08:30 •
The 'Big Four' Publishing Houses and the Transition of the Press in Post-Socialist Germany
14:00 •
Traditional vs. innovative' journalistic cultures: the impact of ICT-based content production on journalistic standards in today's Russia
14:00 •
Periodistas bajo amenaza: la percepción del impacto de la violencia en el periodismo de Saltillo
14:00 •
Local, national, transnational: Shifting audiences in Ukraine
14:00 •
Schizophrenia on Demand: Russia's Information Warfare in the Third Phase of Mediatization
14:00 •
Mapping digital outlets in Mexico: the digital journalistic environment in a context of media capture
16:00 •
Digital media, protest and the dynamics of civil society in Bulgaria
16:00 •
Isn't it a new transformed culture' New Chinese films, new dialogues, and new confrontation between Socialism and Capitalism: A Semiotic and discourse analysis on 'Tiny times', an new controversial film in China
16:00 •
Concepts of images 'past' and identify the 'real' in the perception of Kazakh youth events of the twentieth century: the historical media discourse
16:00 •
Negotiating 'Socialist New Countryside' Discourses through Media: A Case Study of Rural Television Dramas in Post-Reform China
Barahona 3
10:30 •
Communication, development and social change
14:00 •
Lies about the Colombian public service television
14:00 •
Switching channels – emerging alternatives to public service broadcasting in Jamaica
14:00 •
A Convergence Cul-de-sac? The Transforming Media Public Sector in Cape Verde
14:00 •
Market actors or public service actors? Vague role of regional mass media in Russia
14:00 •
Articulating One’s Value: A Textual Analysis of BBC’s Discursive Strategies in the Context of the Royal Charter Reviews (1992-2015)
Barahona 4 Auditorium
08:30 •
ECREA
Barahona 4.1
08:30 •
Caracterizando el uso de twitter en campañas locales. Un estudio sobre las elecciones municipales chilenas del 2016
08:30 •
Social Media and Public Diplomacy: A Comparative Study of Microblog Feeds of EU Member States’ Embassies in China
08:30 •
Online Political Election Markets as Platforms of Participation and Orientation. User Attributes as Determinants of Forecast Quality
08:30 •
It's Not All Fake News and Filter Bubbles: Personalised News Consumption and Collective Exposure on Social Media
08:30 •
Relaciones políticas durante elecciones en las redes sociales digitales
14:00 •
Personalization-- de-ideologization-- and negative campaigning as strategies of professionalized political communication? A longitudinal analysis of campaign posters for German Bundestag elections-- 1949–2013
14:00 •
-I know words-- I have the best words”: Political satire-- follow-up communication and (political) participation
14:00 •
Understanding politics as an embodied experience from the perspective of political impressionists
14:00 •
The Portrayal of Brazilian Democracy in the Media: An Analysis of National and International Newspaper Coverage of Rousseff’s Impeachment
16:00 •
The Portuguese Far Right on Facebook – What? Does it even exist?
16:00 •
The media image of political populism in bulgaria
16:00 •
The Rise of Populism in Croatia: The Curious Case of Most (The Bridge)
16:00 •
The Significance of New Media in the Promotion of Democracy through Citizen Participation
16:00 •
Más allá de la tentación populista. El giro estratégico en la comunicación de gobierno en Ecuador
Barahona 4.2
08:30 •
Uso de Twitter como estrategia de comunicación política en ls campañas presidenciales del 2012 al 2016 en Mexico, Colombia y Perú
08:30 •
Geopolitics in US Popular Culture: Limited visions of the Middle East with devastating consequences
08:30 •
The popular is political: Milo Yiannopoulos and the new politics of trolling
08:30 •
Comedy and Madness in México: From Medical Modernity to Popular Culture
14:00 •
Handcrafted, Authentic, Gypsy, Exotic' - #Trending commodification and cultural appropriation of distant life-worlds in India
14:00 •
The Headless Mule – Tradition and misogyny in the mediatization of feminine constraint in Brazilian myths
14:00 •
“I am not a graffer, but I do paint in the street.” The construction of the “pintantes” subjects through the narratives of their practice and their use of the space
14:00 •
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
14:00 •
Interrogating the Iconic
16:00 •
On establishing potential imagined communities via TV shows: Master Chef Brazil and the setting of a Brazilian contemporary culinary cultural identity
16:00 •
Online tabloid journalism in Poland and the US: The (im)moral politician.
16:00 •
Liking and Sharing’ the stigmatization of poverty and social welfare: Representations of poverty and welfare through Internet memes on social media
16:00 •
Popular culture going against the trend: Constructing national and personal identity based on genetic similarity rather than racial difference.
Barahona 4.3
14:00 •
Global News Agency Local Hires in the Iraq War – Lessons Learned?
14:00 •
Risk and relations in the conflict zone: a study about working practices among parachute and community journalists in Mindanao.
14:00 •
News Fixers in Moscow: Working with Foreign Journalists in an Era of Political Backlash.
14:00 •
Becoming and being a local/global photojournalist in Afghanistan: adversities, ambitions and differences.
16:00 •
Information and political change. The success of Cambio 16 and Interviú during the Spanish transition towards democracy.
16:00 •
News Media and the Production of Modern Liberal Subjects in an Authoritarian Regime
16:00 •
Killing the messenger: Extinction of journalism as profession in the course of Sovietization of the Estonian press (1940-41 and 1944-45)
16:00 •
Study trips of Czech journalists during the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia: An important part of Nazi Propaganda
16:00 •
Revista Punto Final-- a history of journalism and resistance
C. Caballero
08:30 •
Not what does Bollywood mean-- but what does Bollywood do: A Critical Peace Journalism Appraisal
08:30 •
Terrorism and the Politics of Sentiment in Kenya
08:30 •
Radio-- Conflict and Land Grabbing in Sierra Leone. Communicating rights and preventing violence through drama
16:00 •
Violence and Human Rights in the Brazilian Press: spectacle-- statistics and recognition
16:00 •
Threatening criminals and 'regular' citienz. News Frames and media dynamics in news debates of radicalization and violent extremism
16:00 •
Narratives on the Brazilian crisis in Exame magazine: state of mind and emotions for living though curremt events
C. Damas
08:30 •
View of Polish and Russian Media on Euro 2012: Comparing and Contrasting
08:30 •
The research on the promotion of the integration of sports industry and culture industry to national economy
08:30 •
Of Afro-picks and clenched fists: A study of belonging
14:00 •
Mediatisation, digital media and football supporting cultures in Brazil
14:00 •
A New Wave of Mediatisation? Mobile Media, Datafication and Emerging Logics of Media Sport
14:00 •
PANEL: Mediatization and sport - institutional power-- everyday media practice and cultural variation
14:00 •
Shielding and bypassing: Sports stars’ strategies to gain independence from traditional sports media
14:00 •
Fitness apps in networked societies – institutional change from individual use.
16:00 •
How Representations of Sports Women are Interpreted by Audiences in India: A Reception Analysis of Sports Consumers especially Fans in the New Media Age
16:00 •
Why does Ronda Rousey (still) matter?
16:00 •
The Male and Female Sports Journalists Divide on the Twittersphere
16:00 •
Female team sports athletes in social media – Challenging the representations of gender-- race and sexuality
Escuela de Bellas Artes
18:30 •
University Film Festival
External Sessions
16:00 •
Arte público y música marginalizada: Bandas Callejeras en Rio de Janeiro
16:00 •
Rehabilitative Radio: Youth Audio Workshops in the Juvenile Probation System in San Antonio-- Texas-- USA
16:00 •
Programa de radio 'La Cuchara': una experiencia entre lo institucional y lo proprio
16:00 •
‘They stereotyped our people and did not give us anything in return’: Using participatory video in filming in City of God
Getsemaní Auditorium
14:00 •
International Panel on Social Progress
Getzemaní Auditorium
10:30 •
Surveillance and freedom of expression: new nationalisms?
Pegasos 1
08:30 •
The language that connects young people with the sensationalist press in Cartagena de Indias.
08:30 •
Social Compensation or Social Enhancement: A Case Study from India
08:30 •
The discursive formation of media generational identities
08:30 •
-They watch but do not accept-: How sociological minority groups perceive their symbolic annihilation in the media—The case of Mizrahi Jews in Israel
08:30 •
-I want to be a YouTuber”. Preliminary findings from a young audience study of online referents and aspirational values.
08:30 •
Ways of being content: Mobile interfaces and identity presentation as a mainstream media consumption scenario.
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Construction of Comprehensive Assessment System on TV Program Communication Effect among Cross-screen Audience
16:00 •
Internal Communication Processes in Media Organizations through the Eyes of the Audience
16:00 •
Television anti-drug campaigns: Is there any effect left?
16:00 •
-Newsers- – News Repertoires-- Civic Engagement and Political Participation among Young Adults in Israel
16:00 •
Media as mean to create or fulfill a pause?
Pegasos 2
14:00 •
Mirada a ñuca ecuador: difusión intercultural através de la comunicación radial
14:00 •
Producción de visibilidad: La diáspora mexicana y el espacio virtual.
14:00 •
Juventud y Consumo Mediático: exploraciones etnográficas en tiempos de convergencia.
16:00 •
Do the Media in Pakistan Help Its Readers/Audience Make Informed Decisions?: A Case Study of Polio Vaccination.
16:00 •
Attribution of responsibility in Suicide TV Media Coverage: the Case of Colombian TV News.
16:00 •
Yellow fever in Brazil: an outbreak in the press and in everyday life.
16:00 •
Bridging health information gaps – Can mass media usage improve health inequalities in favor of the socially disadvantaged? Results from a representative survey study in Germany.
S. General
14:00 •
Innovación colaborativa abierta y comunicación digital en las empresas. Un análisis desde las culturas latinoamericanas.
14:00 •
Desafíos para el conocimiento compartido y la cohesión social generados por las innovaciones comunicativas en la era de la globalización.
14:00 •
Dependencia tecnológica y cognitiva en la construcción del ciberespacio en México y su impacto en los contenidos.
14:00 •
Respuesta a la crisis de los mecanismos de control ciudadano-- desde la virtualidad (redes sociales) para afianzar el ejercicio democrático.
Sala 101
08:30 •
The Future is Now: A Content Analysis of Changes in New Media Use by the Catholic Church
08:30 •
Wall Breakers-: Mobile phones-- religious communities and the silent threat of text massages
08:30 •
Positive Contributions of Digital Media in Church Youth Movements: An Analysis.
14:00 •
Shaping Mormon Masculinity: Book of Mormon Action Heroes
14:00 •
The use of the image of the Devil as an instrument of fear and power at the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God
14:00 •
The devil centrality in the brazilian neopentecostalism: the violence of representation in a context of conservative ascension
14:00 •
The Subliminal Message and the Conspiracy Imaginary in Adventist Literature about Television
14:00 •
Digital and Social Media and Improvisation of Religious Practices in Hindu India
16:00 •
The Relevance of Reputation for Traditional Religious Organisations
16:00 •
A Critical Analysis of Pakistani National Press Portrayal of Zakat Advertisements during Ramadan
16:00 •
Signs of Contradiction: Understanding the Church and the Papacy through HBO's The Young Pope
16:00 •
Communicating Religion in a Professional Way: The Experience of the press office of Pope Francis' first apostolic trip to Mexico
Sala 103
08:30 •
El imaginario tecnoinformacional del tuitero en usuarios activos de Twitter en la ciudad de Querétaro-- México
08:30 •
La resignificación del discurso político a través de memes: el caso de EPN
08:30 •
Use of blockchain technology in UK's communications sector: the question of empowerment
08:30 •
Empowerment by design: Configuring the agency of citizens and activists in digital infrastructure
14:00 •
Communication technology research in Latin America: A critical analysis of literature (2005-2015)
14:00 •
Vietnam’s Broadband Internet - Farmers’ Agency vs. Public Discourse: A Case Study to Extend Social Construction of Technology Theories in the South
14:00 •
Inside and Outside the Global News Bubble: Online News and perceptions of international-- national and local news.
16:00 •
What is a -good- secure messaging tool? The EFF Secure Messaging Scorecard and the shaping of digital (usable) security
16:00 •
Privacy Shields for Whom? Key Stakeholders and Discourses On Twitter and in the Newspapers about the EU-US Privacy Shield Framework
Sala 201
08:30 •
Keynote panel presentation: A Conundrum for Development Communication Research—Is There a Role for Large-Scale Theory?
14:00 •
Participation as a dialectic of necessity and contingency: A discourse theoretical analysis of Malmö Queer Film Festival 2017
14:00 •
The multiples struggles of participatory game design
14:00 •
Street newspapers as alternative media
14:00 •
Struggling for peace and participation: The alignment of conflict transformation and participation - a Cypriot community media case study
16:00 •
Truly Smart Cities. Buen Conocer, digital activism and urban agroecology in Colombia.
16:00 •
Social media and Legitimization Tactics of grassroots NGOs in China: A case study of Love save pneumoconiosis (LSP)
16:00 •
Contested Visual Activism: Cyber Nationalism in China from a visual communications perspective
16:00 •
Cosmopolitan or de-colonising? Two modes of listening as participation
Sala 301
08:30 •
The LAC media landscape in the era of convergence
08:30 •
UNESCO and the political economy of preparing global reports
08:30 •
The caveats of studying trends in freedom of expression and media development in the Africa region: a snapshot of a misunderstood continent
14:00 •
Daoism and media ethics
14:00 •
Communicative Authoritarianism in the neo-liberal Global South
14:00 •
Analyzing a cross-cultural communication framework from the perspective of relational rationality: a case study of Chinese Confucius Institute in the last decade
14:00 •
Researching global media flows: a historical analysis of research methods used in the study of audiovisual content flows
14:00 •
Democratic Colonization or Global Coloniality? Miscommunicating Social Change through Progressive Discourses
14:00 •
Generational Shift in National Cultural Values: An Empirical Study in the Indian Context
16:00 •
Media Systems and Structures in Dynamically Developing India
16:00 •
Re-conceptualizing Media Systems
16:00 •
Controversies of Post-analogue and Hybrid Media System in Russia
16:00 •
Brazilian Media Systems in a Shaking Environment
16:00 •
Re-defining Media Convergence and Re-thinking in the Role of Internet in Transforming the Media System in China
16:00 •
Decolonizing PSB: The politics of Broadcasting in South Africa
Sala 301 B
08:30 •
How migration transforms communication and politics: New discourses in European and African media – a comparative study in 11 countries
08:30 •
New Media and Socio-Cultural Mutations: An International Landscape. Some Matters Arising
08:30 •
Why We Need Development Communication in the So-called Developed Societies
08:30 •
How newspapers in five countries represent working conditions in developing countries: the case of the Rana Plaza accident in Bangladesh 2013
16:00 •
Measuring impact: what should we be measuring?
16:00 •
Media Development in Africa in the Digital Age: Towards More Democratic Voices
16:00 •
Development Needs, Solutions Journalism, and Normative Press Theory
16:00 •
Uniting a fractured field: How do we create the knowledge we need for media development?
Sala 301 B
14:00 •
The Theory and Practice of Anti-Poverty in the Digital Age: A Future of Left Internationalism.
14:00 •
From POD to Podcasting: Pushing the Envelope on Communication for Empowerment in the Digital Age
14:00 •
Social Media and Participatory Communication: Theory and Practice
14:00 •
Digital communication and platforms in humanitarian response: Opportunities and challenges
14:00 •
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 302 A
08:30 •
Role of Radio Media and Its Impact in Communicating Science and Technology Information among Rural Women
08:30 •
Blurred boundaries: Young women’s cross-platform media migration within U.S. marginality
08:30 •
Yo soy la única burra! Latinas and the gendering of information technologies at home
14:00 •
Using Queer Theory to challenge development communication strategy
14:00 •
Transforming Transgender Discourses: Transgender Celebrities-- Reality TV-- and Transnormativity
14:00 •
Colonized Homosexuality: Mediated Gay Pornography consumption in Taiwan
16:00 •
Gender violence and media spectacle in south africa
16:00 •
-We did that story in the 90s:” Towards understanding Canadian journalists’ perceptions of domestic and sexual violence news
16:00 •
The portrayal of sexual assault in television fiction: an analysis of Dogget’s rape storyline on Orange is the New Black
16:00 •
Intimate partner violence and cultural repertoire: the complex construction of meanings and identities
Sala 303 A
08:30 •
Moral Disengagement and the War on Terror: A Qualitative Content Analysis of Drone Strikes in the US Elite Press
08:30 •
Framing ISIS: A comparative analysis of news coverage in The New York Times and People’s Daily
08:30 •
-No one is running away”: A Critical Analysis of Public and Press Discourses of Sea Rise Impacts in South Florida
08:30 •
A Journalistic struggle in the countryside: -Keeping an eye on the ruralists- x -Rural Channel-
08:30 •
Transparency and the judicial system: the British media and the debate around the introduction of cameras in the courtroom
14:00 •
Are the Watchdogs Still Barking? Exploring a possible gap between journalistic role conceptions and role performance
14:00 •
Melting journalism cultures in oligopoly media landscapes – A comparison of language areas in Switzerland
14:00 •
Journalism cultures in Egypt and Lebanon: Role Perception-- Professional Practices and Ethical Considerations
14:00 •
Ethical Ideologies and Reporting Practices in Journalism: Comparing Countries in Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa
16:00 •
The Virtual World of News Text: How Political News Represents Parapsychological Experiences of Indigenous Peoples in Taiwan
16:00 •
Voices that increasingly matter: Marginalized groups as exemplars in Chilean news (1991-2015)
16:00 •
The truancy trap: Australian news media representations of Indigenous school attendance and their relationship to policy
16:00 •
Online misogyny in the age of Neoliberalism: Women journalists and right-wing trolls in India
16:00 •
Sexual violence in journalism: figurations in the local Brazilian TV news
16:00 •
Discourses in dispute. Journalism and the violence against women.
Sala 303 B
08:30 •
Hacia la construcción del derecho a la comunicación. Historia y evolución en la constitución mexicana
08:30 •
Transformaciones de lo mediático y reconfiguración del derecho de la comunicación
08:30 •
La dignidad inherente a toda persona-- la libertad y la igualdad como fundamentos de la legislación informativa y del tratamiento periodístico en las crisis democráticas o de fronteras
08:30 •
La satisfacción de los periodistas de Ecuador-- Chile y México frente a la formación universitaria recibida y sus implicancias en el ejercicio profesional y la satisfacción del derecho a la información
14:00 •
Drones: Del espía militar al juguete indiscreto. Problemas jurídicos que plantea su uso
14:00 •
-Legalidad e ilegalidad en Breking Bad. El narcotráfico como via para la libertad-
14:00 •
Leyes para la censura: Restricciones normativas para el ejercicio de la libertad de expresión y el derecho a la información en Venezuela
14:00 •
Actualización del Código de Ética del Colegio de Periodistas de Chile debido a los dilemas planteados por las redes sociales y el ecosistema digital
14:00 •
Nuevas amenazas mundiales en el mundo de los medios: ¿están las leyes preparadas para esto?
16:00 •
Free Competition and pluralism in the Chilean television and broadcasting market
16:00 •
Balancing Freedom and Safety Online: Is Nigeria's Cybercrime Act a Threat to Freedom of Expression or is 'Reasonably Justifiable in a Democratic Society'?
16:00 •
Media ownership regulation in the digital age: Is Europe responding?
16:00 •
Internet Rules and Freedom of Expression: Analysis of the International Laws and Jurisprudence Impacting on Communication
Sala 304 A
08:30 •
De las Encuestas Nacionales de Consumo Cultural a las Cuentas Satélites de Cultura. Economía de la Cultura y Consumos Culturales.
08:30 •
Dealing with imaginaries and dispossession. Two cases in Cartagena de Indias
08:30 •
Creative Clusters and the Struggle of Migrant and Ethnic Economies in East London
08:30 •
Time--Global Capitalism and the Anthropocene : an ideology critique
08:30 •
Neuroeconomics-- Behavioral Economics and the Political Economy of Nudge
14:00 •
Sins of Attraction: The Political Economy of Media and Magnets
14:00 •
What does TV Teach Viewers about Internships? A Thematic Textual Analysis of Fictional Internships on Scripted-- Prime Time-- U.S. Network Television
14:00 •
Free Trade and Notice and Takedown: Copyrights-- Users' Rights-- and the Future of Digital Politics
14:00 •
Social Media and Algortihms: Configurations of the Lifeword Colonization by New Media
14:00 •
Toward a Critical Political Economy of the Digital Commons
16:00 •
The Long Run to Democratize the Mexican Communication System: From community radio stations to digital media and platforms
16:00 •
The transformation of Colombian media landscape at the web of the armed conflict.
16:00 •
Media concentration, third media sector and democracy: the involution.
16:00 •
Media development and community radio in Peru’s post-Fujimori era.
Sala 304 B
08:30 •
A New Political Economy for Social Movements: Popular Media Access-- Power-- and Cultural Hegemony
08:30 •
Los tiempos largos de los medios indígenas en Latinoamérica: transformaciones político identitarias desde mediados del siglo pasado
08:30 •
A historical critque and reappraisal of public sphere theory. 17th Century Pamphlets as Constituents of a Public Communications Space:
08:30 •
Modos de vida-- conocimiento y capitalismo en perspectiva histórico-estructural. Para una crítica de la comunicación para el desarrollo en América Latina.
08:30 •
Condiciones de producción de la noticia en las regiones de colombia y su incidencia en la calidad de la información y la formación de opinión pública
14:00 •
American Women: Nicky Minaj, transnationalims neoliberalims, and USA Values
14:00 •
Shields and Swords: Media Industry Trade Associations in the 21st Century
14:00 •
'New Social Risks' and Non Standard Forms of Employment in the Cultural Sector: the case of Ontario Screen Workers
14:00 •
The Politics of Precarity: regulating inequality in the cultural industries
14:00 •
Audience activities on digital media: leisure or labour?
16:00 •
Class, Brexit and Trumpism
16:00 •
Networked control and networked resistance in Turkey’s authoritarian neoliberal turn
16:00 •
Donald Trump and Affective Media Power
16:00 •
-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
16:00 •
Questions of Success and Failure: The alt right and political economy of communication
Sala VIP III
14:00 •
Satirical programs: Stimulate and Transform public opinion about political awareness among youth
14:00 •
Guided Cartooning: The Case of Bangladesh
14:00 •
Ayotzinapa en la caricatura política.
14:00 •
The present-- future and past of Bogotá: Representations of a city in contemporary comics
14:00 •
Banksy's graffiti policy -The Jungle-
16:00 •
Rasgos de identificación de la juventud mexicana con personajes del género yuri y yaoi
16:00 •
Theory and Practice of Doodling Ethics: A Comparative Study of Kenyan Cartoons
16:00 •
Smashing the genre: can a new generation of African superheroes break out of their generic confines?
16:00 •
How comics persuade: The effects of narrative transportation and character identification on persuasion in the medium of comics
16:00 •
Disclosure of comics made by brazilian women on the internet: new possible dialogues
Salón Arsenal
08:30 •
La comunicación indígena en Colombia y los laberintos políticos de la multiculturalidad
08:30 •
Movimiento zapatista, revolución y pueblos indígenas
08:30 •
El derecho a la comunicación con identidad: aportes de los debates indígenas en Argentina para pensar la noción de derecho a la comunicación
08:30 •
Una política pública de comunicación indígena desde abajo
08:30 •
Aportes a los fundamentos de la agenda indígena en comunicación
14:00 •
Jóvenes y privacidad de la información digital: la necesidad de reconocer sus prácticas y tácticas tecnológicas
14:00 •
Data as empowerment: The consequences of proactive data activism
14:00 •
Digital divide activism and situated learning in a South-South context: A comparative study of Chile and South Africa
14:00 •
Responding to the Greek Crisis: Social Media, horizontal organization and networks
14:00 •
Networks of Favela Digital Activism: Lessons, Challenges and Achievements
16:00 •
Exploring news ways of doing research and journalism by looking at Human-Computer Interaction Field
16:00 •
Countering Technical Unconsciousness in Journalism Field: Applying Situated Learning Model in Data Journalism Education
16:00 •
Lone Wolf or Pack of Watchdogs: Systematic and Organisational Challenges of International Data Journalism
16:00 •
Exploring the first wave of virtual reality journalism
16:00 •
Immersive Journalism: Impact of Virtual Reality on European’s attitudes towards refugees
Salon P. Obregón
14:00 •
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
14:00 •
Meme war: humor and symbolic dispute between Brazil and Portugal
14:00 •
A Complicated Relationship: Right-Wing Populism-- Media Representation and Liberal Democratic Journalism Theory
14:00 •
Mediated Sankarism: Reinventing a Historical Figure to Reimagine the Future
14:00 •
Popular uprisings in Slovenia and the constitution of the public
16:00 •
Grumpy old men and indifferent youth? Generations-- media repertoires and public participation in an age of alternative facts
16:00 •
Points of connection close and far: German and Argentinian audiences of Danish TV drama
16:00 •
Ver para fazer desaparecer” [-To see in order to make disappear”]: Brazilian Nationhood-- Modernity-- Cultural Incorporation-- Visual Culture-- and Racial Democracy: A Critical Perspective on the Brazilian Telenovela.
16:00 •
Rise of the Public-- media and information bubbles
16:00 •
Political satire shows and their role for political participation in democratic conflicts A Comparative Study of the United Kingdom-- Pakistan and Italy
Salón Pórtico Obregón
08:30 •
Análisis comparativo de la constitución del movimiento campesino y el movimiento estudiantil en colombia y de los patrones de presentación de la información sobre dichos movimientos en el tiempo.com-- semana.com y la silla vacía
08:30 •
Comunicación a través de los medios-- opinión pública y sociedad (MPS)
08:30 •
La imagen de la infancia en la prensa escrita española
08:30 •
Mediación y performance en la comunicación: el caso de Tinder y las representaciones sociales de jóvenes usuarios en la Ciudad de México
08:30 •
Representaciones Sociales del cuerpo en la prensa nacional: medios tradicionales y alternativos
Secretaría General
08:30 •
Historia del proceso de producción y formulación de la política pública de comunicación y medios comunitarios en la ciudad de Medellín
08:30 •
Convergencia y medios comunitarios en Colombia. Una aproximación a su realidad desde la legislación en radio y television
08:30 •
Políticas de comunicación en Uruguay: el país de la doble escena
08:30 •
Políticas de comunicación en Argentina: del regulacionismo analógico a la convergencia pro Mercado
08:30 •
México: un nuevo marco legal y regulatorio para las comunicaciones ¿convergentes?
16:00 •
Implementación de la Ley de TV Digital en Chile en un contexto -multiscreen- y de redes sociales
16:00 •
Ley acceso a la información: un canal de la fuente de noticias
16:00 •
Regulación de servicios VOD OTT: alcances del debate en América Latina y preguntas desde el derecho a la comunicación
16:00 •
Evaluación del ejercicio de la capacidad sancionatoria de la Superintendencia de la Información y Comunicación de Ecuador
Tuesday
, July 18
Barahona 4,2
08:30 •
Draft once; deploy everywhere? Digital universalism and (mis)understanding Brazil’s Marco Civil da Internet
08:30 •
Effects of the Trump Administration to likely International policy and regulation changes to the Open Internet or Net Neutrality
08:30 •
The Role of Network Operators in China’s Cyber Security Law
Barahona 4,3
08:30 •
Regulating the Share Economy: Digital Media Contexts for Law and Policy Interventions.
08:30 •
Exploring a new field: documentary impact production in the UK and the Netherlands
08:30 •
Creativity as critical resource in media production
08:30 •
Producing Radio Drama for the Millennial Audience – Sveriges Radio’s ‘Voices of the Dead’
Barahona 1.1
08:30 •
Impacto del audiovisual en el fortalecimiento de las Habilidades Sociales en jóvenes
08:30 •
Comunicación para el bienestar: cómo el enfoque educomunicativo ayuda a crear y divulgar el conocimiento en la investigación en salud
08:30 •
Evaluación de políticas públicas en salud: Caso promoción y comunicación de la salud en México”
08:30 •
Políticas transferentes: el caso de la regulación publicitaria en México
10:30 •
Storytelling the -superbug crisis”: storylines-- storytelling techniques-- and storytellers on YouTube
10:30 •
Pro-vaccination in the news: Campaigns through public petitions and social media
10:30 •
Facebook as a health communication strategy: the experience of a Brazilian scientific institution
14:00 •
Demystifying the epidemic: Understanding educated perceptions of Zulu cultural beliefs about HIV and AIDS communication
14:00 •
Commission HIV/AIDS news in Ugandan newspapers: Conversations with health news editors and reporters
14:00 •
Participatory Health Communication: An effective approach to reach gays for HIV prevention
14:00 •
Positive Talk: Online Forums-- HIV and MSM Sexual Health in the Canadian Context
16:00 •
Using new media to track knowledge, perceptions, and practices around Zika in four Latin American countries: SMS survey monitoring methodology
16:00 •
Operationalizing Social Research for Zika Prevention: Reflections on UNICEF’s Effort to Translate Qualitative Data into Improved Risk Communication across 8 Latin America and Caribbean Nations
16:00 •
Panel: Addressing New Disease Threats - Intersection between Socio-cultural Research, Health Communication and Communities and New Media Technologies for Zika Prevention and Care
16:00 •
Harnessing evidence-based communication and new media technologies for Zika prevention and care and support: Emerging lessons from Latin American countries
Barahona 1.2
08:30 •
Paper: Music Video and Human Rights in Guatemala: Challenging the Structural Power of Media via YouTube
08:30 •
The Skills Training-- Corporate Humanitarian Complex and New-- Heterogeneous Actors in Reshaping Civil Society
08:30 •
Media movements in times of pushback of human rights: Is everything lost?
08:30 •
Stopping the spies: learning from activist campaigns about effective anti-surveillance work
10:30 •
Mediated Consumerism and the Climate Crisis
10:30 •
Nothing but truthiness in Australia: public discourses on the Adani Carmichael mine
10:30 •
The struggle for green citizenship: environmental organizations betweeen activism, advocacy and policy
10:30 •
Bearing Witness and the logic of Celebrity in the Struggle over Canada’s Oil/Tar Sands
14:00 •
The Rise of the Misinformation Society: Market Failure and the Decline of Journalism
14:00 •
International E-Lancer Resistance: Precarious Freelance Journalists-- Their Rights and Contract
14:00 •
Merging on the Ridiculous? The Political Economic Implications of the NZME- Fairfax NZ Merger Application for Newspaper Market Competition in New Zealand
14:00 •
Clickbait Ate the News: An Alternative Explanation for the Decline of the News Industry
16:00 •
Chinese hierarchical network society as a model
16:00 •
Problematizing the Transcorprate Franchise: The Case of Pokémon Go
16:00 •
In search of sexual desire: Social media-- market and state policy in China
16:00 •
Socio-economic Interpretation of Korea’s Mobile Technologies: a historical approach
16:00 •
The Chinese Snipe-Hunting of Didi Chuxing: Policy, Financial Capital and the Uncertain Future of the Sharing Economy
16:00 •
Digital Formation of Esport Gaming Network in East Asia
Barahona 2.1
08:30 •
The Great Wall: Transforming Manner of Sino-Hollywood Film Co-Production
08:30 •
Images of Agn? Varda: autobiography, intertextuality and new discourses
08:30 •
The passage of images – Chantal Akerman’s countercinema and the representation of the immigrant
10:30 •
El cine en El Gran Caribe hispánico y la nueva exótica: mirada crítica al cine de ficción contemporáneo de la región.
10:30 •
Las fronteras de lo verdadero en los falsos documentales
10:30 •
El hombre imaginante y la obra de su imaginación: una reflexión sobre los procesos de localidad y apropiación de la ficción televisiva extranjera
10:30 •
Kinesthetic Cinema - Cinematography in dialogue with indigenous cosmologies.
10:30 •
De cómo América descubrió los turcos: telenovelas turcas a la luz del contexto sociocultural latinoamericano
10:30 •
¿De qué hablamos cuando hablamos de cine mexicano?: Tendencias transnacionales y narrativas globales en el cine de México
14:00 •
Beyond the frame: Towards a new agenda for the study of visual practices
14:00 •
The 'neo-neorealism' as a method to criticize the consumption of violent images as entertainment in 'Funny Games' and 'Funny Games U.S.'
14:00 •
Chattering with the Virtual Self and the Other: The Everyday Visual Practice, Bullet Screen, and the Online Video Sharing Community in China
14:00 •
Goodbye to cinema: digital and new architectures of seeing and hearing
14:00 •
Touching the Digital Skin
16:00 •
-Gangnam Style--- a break in our visual culture: new media-- new territoriality and new discourse in a post-modern narrative
16:00 •
Between representation and reconstruction: A case study of the transformative potentialities of visual communication for social change in Qatar
16:00 •
Culture and memory in interactive narrative
16:00 •
The conservative culturalism of -Narcos-: Latin American mediations between fact and fiction.
16:00 •
Idol in Veil: young muslims and K-pop fandom in Indonesia
Barahona 2.2
08:30 •
Methodological innovation in impact evaluation of journalism projects. The case of the impact study on Studio Tamani in Mali
08:30 •
The Syrian Conflict and the Quest of Hegemony: A Comparative Study of the BBC and RT in Reporting Aleppo.
08:30 •
War reporting from above: has the use of drones to cover the Syrian civil war provided more than just spectacular images?
08:30 •
Local journalism in war: Experience from Latin America
08:30 •
-This is the duty of our work”: post-earthquake challenges faced by Nepali journalists
10:30 •
#iProtest: The case of the Colourful Revolution in FYRMacedonia
10:30 •
Digital dynamics of accountability and public legitimacy – Finnish Immigration Service during the -European refugee crisis”
10:30 •
Public Sphere along the Balkan Route: How Serbian-- Hungarian and German Newspapers discuss the Migration Crisis
10:30 •
Picturing the -refugee crisis”. Visual patterns in the German TV coverage of the refugee and immigration issue
14:00 •
The moderating effect of response and sources on the relationship between sadness and reputation
14:00 •
A Semiotic-Discursive Analysis on news regarding the murders of social leaders in Colombian between August 2016 and January 2017: A case of study
14:00 •
Blind spots and tensions between authorities-- emergency management experts and journalists during catastrophe coverage: qualitative analysis on perceptions and expectations of those responsible in the case of Chile
14:00 •
Diplomatic disputes over media strategies in post-conflict countries: explaining the trans-Atlantic divide
16:00 •
Desde la ventana de mi casa puedo dibujar el mundo.
16:00 •
El libro vaquero (The cowboy book): Cartoon and Popular Mexican Culture.
16:00 •
Comics and cultural memory: autobiographical outlooks on our relationship with media.
16:00 •
Historia y memoria popular. Crónica alternativa de la Ciudad de México en la obra de Gabriel Vargas.
Barahona 2.3
08:30 •
La narrativa -ilustrada” de la publicidad. Entre las fórmulas mágicas y los consejos prácticos
08:30 •
X Conferencia Nacional Guerrillera Farc-Ep; papel de la mujer-- educación y manipulación mediática contra la insurgencia.
08:30 •
Discurso mediático-- comunicación emotiva y opinión pública contemporánea
08:30 •
Tratamiento Informativo de las noticias de salud en Televisión Mexicana: Tendencias y Omisiones
10:30 •
The Syrian People Know Their Way: The shift from online contestation to digital retention
10:30 •
Cartography of vulnerability of human rights of migrants: case studies france - brazil of grants for public policy managementgrants for public policy management
10:30 •
From Ignorance to Wisdom: Similarities and Differences about the concept of mass in Gustave LeBon and James Surowiecki
10:30 •
'Thank you Croatia!': Framing of the Refugee Crisis in Croatian Public Discourse
14:00 •
E-Service Communication Between Organization and Customer: Effects of Schema Resonance on Information Inquiry E-Service
14:00 •
Rethinking ‘Mediated Politics’ in Contemporary China
14:00 •
Does the Medium Make a Difference? Salience of Media Technologies (Print-- Electronic and Digital) in News Repertoires and its Interrelationships with Democratic Attitudes
14:00 •
New ways of addressing all citizens in a digitalised society: communication tools for public governmental services
14:00 •
A multi-method analysis of news media quality: Comparing scholars’ assessments with citizens’ perceptions
16:00 •
Media, Democracy and Power: The Turkish Case
16:00 •
Representations of Peace in News Discourse: Viewpoint and Opportunity for Peace Journalism
16:00 •
Informers or Influencers? The roles of media in Twitter discussions on inter-ethnic conflicts in Germany-- France-- and Russia
16:00 •
Media and the Caste Oppression in the Global South: An Analysis of the Media Coverage of the Dalit Atrocities in India between- 2014-2017
Barahona 3
08:30 •
Indigenous Communication and the Nasa Life Plan – An Overview.
08:30 •
Beyond Borders: The Place of Indigenous Traditions in Community Media Initiatives
08:30 •
Communication for The Future: Lessons Learned from the Tejido de Comunicación of Northern Cauca and the Urgency of Moving Forward
08:30 •
Bluetooth radio and tribal communication: a case study of CG-Net Swara
08:30 •
From Celebration to social justice: How Guelaguetza cultural festivals prepare indigenous immigrants for civic life
10:30 •
WhatsApp and the Urban Yerukala: Communicational Layers and Identity Flows
10:30 •
A joint commitment: indigenous and community media to change reality
10:30 •
The contributions of Sumak Kawsay to Communication Studies: analysis of the Continental Summits of Indigenous Communication of Abya Yala
10:30 •
¿Los medios de pueblos originarios son comunitarios? Experiencias de comunicación indígena mediatizada en Argentina
14:00 •
From Documentary to Community Media and Socialist to Socialike: Engaging publics through production and exhibition
14:00 •
Challenges and opportunities: Minority language radio under transformation
14:00 •
Imaginarios de los radioyentes: los sentidos culturales de Frecuencia Libre
14:00 •
When the minorities speak: the subaltern voices search for visibility in the web series Cartas Urbanas from the collective Nigéria in Fortaleza (Brazil) (PRESENTATION IN SPANISH)
14:00 •
Social Media in Bangladesh: New Weapon for Promoting Islamic Extremism?
16:00 •
Power and resistance in social media: the case of the AMAgeddon
16:00 •
Urban space and social inequality in Ocupe Estelita video productions
16:00 •
Protest and politics in radio activism
16:00 •
Jóvenes del candomblé: ciberactivismo y protagonismo juvenil entre los miembros de las religiones afro-brasileñas
16:00 •
Cuando en las calles y el espacio radioeléctrico se desborda lo común: Una mirada a partir de la lucha oaxaqueña de la APPO en 2006
Barahona 4.1
08:30 •
Data-Driven Urban Governance and the Condition of Post-industrial Politics in South Korea
08:30 •
Tales of Sustainable housing: exploring technologies of the forest industry
08:30 •
The Public Discourse on Child Nutrition: A Case of Augmented Silence in South India
08:30 •
Repairable Media. An archeology of popular consumption and technological recycling in Bogota, Colombia.
10:30 •
Women: The bearer of meaning or the maker of meaning? Challenging the representations of women in Comic Book Culture.
10:30 •
From Political Action to Earned Media: Representation-- Corporate Speech-- and the North Carolina Bathroom Law
10:30 •
ESPN and Gender Representation: An Analysis of Women's Roles in Sports Media
14:00 •
-Where Can I Find It?” Digitization and Access to Educational Materials by Communication Students in Brazil
14:00 •
Moving Through Fields: Overlapping Social Practices Using Technology at Home and in the Classroom.
14:00 •
Reaching for the Top – Communication Strategies to Accumulate Power in Science
14:00 •
-ZAZI-Know Your Strength”- A reception Analysis of contraceptive utilisation in correlation to unplanned and unwanted pregnancies among young female learners’ in Umnini-- KwaZulu-Natal
14:00 •
A Community Perspective on Literacy Education in Contemporary Times
16:00 •
Platform politics in WeChat and Weibo: state control and regulation
16:00 •
Cultural Diversity-- Pluralism and Social Media in Colombia
16:00 •
Doing friendship by media – how media transforms our everyday life relations
16:00 •
Instant Online Celebrities and Commercialism in Modern China: Taking Sina Weibo as an Inspection Field
16:00 •
Persistent negative media effects – why-- with which media-- and what can be done?
Barahona 4.2
10:30 •
Dirty art-- pure rhythm: reflections on comics and jazz
10:30 •
Tecnología-- mesianismo y deseo en las misteriosas ciudades de oro
10:30 •
De sueños juveniles a pesadillas históricas: la visión japonesa de la segunda guerra mundial a través las cintas -La tumba de las luciérnagas- y -Se levanta el viento-
10:30 •
Major Lazer: La animación en la música electrónica como recurso transmedia
14:00 •
The Networked Governance of Communication
14:00 •
El derecho al olvido en Chile
16:00 •
Intellectual Property and Information Policy: Constructing Student Interest in the Law
16:00 •
Protection Information-- Social Media and Copyright Law : A Case Study of the Egyptian Journalists
16:00 •
Interactive storytelling and collaborative content production through the Web: new challenges to exclusive intellectual rights
16:00 •
Copyright and Human Rights as media regulations
Barahona 4.3
10:30 •
Letting more than the pictures do the talking: Afghan photojournalists’ perceptions and representations of Afghanistan
10:30 •
Saving the ‘Reality Principle’ in Journalism in ‘Post-Truth’ Age: Reflections on the Potential Role of Local News Production
10:30 •
How actors in media companies reduce complexity and uncertainty and thereby shape journalistic performance
10:30 •
Willing to listen-- willing to speak: On expanding journalist-source relations in times of crisis
14:00 •
Privacy-- metadata and migration status: A networked governance approach to protecting vulnerable populations against discrimination and harm.
16:00 •
De la virtualización antropológica a la virtualización digital. Narraciones ciudadanas del -centro comercial de cielos abiertos” de Armenia-- Colombia
16:00 •
Análisis de la aplicación de las tecnologías de realidad aumentada en los procesos productivos de los medios de comunicación españoles
16:00 •
On the adaptations in the terrestrial TV’s production practices due to the second screen experience: An analysis of the reconfiguration in Brazilian televisual media production
16:00 •
Observando los procesos de comunicación-- creatividad y transformación social en plataformas digitales: La experiencia del Observatorio en Comunicación de la Fundación Universitaria Los Libertadores (Colombia)
Barahona 4.4
14:00 •
Privacy: A -first world luxury” in a society plagued by porn-- pedophilia and human trafficking?
C. Caballero
08:30 •
La participación social y la comunicación participativa-- ayudas eficaces para mitigar el cambio climático
08:30 •
Communicating climate information across natural and social sciences: A critical analysis of climate information interventions from gender and farmer participation perspectives
08:30 •
Fighting food waste through participation and activism - a case study
08:30 •
Resultados de la Segunda fase del proyecto Naturaleza y ambiente: dos categorías que se enfrentan. El caso del grupo de trabajo intergeneracional para la transmisión de los saberes tradicionales-- creado por las abuelas ticuna de San Sebastián de los Lago
10:30 •
Communication for inclusive innovation: revealing discourses and actions toward more inclusive innovation processes for local development in Cusco-- Peru
10:30 •
El concepto de comunicación y cambio social en los Organismos de Cooperación Internacional: PNUD y Global Communities en Norte de Santander (2015)
10:30 •
Rural producers as local communicators: improving communication skills in the Brazilian semiarid
10:30 •
Expertise in participatory development: should the C4D expert survive?
10:30 •
Institutionalising the C4D Evaluation Framework: between principled aspirations and pragmatic compromises
10:30 •
Participatory communication in Social Change and Empowerment: Exploring the role of non-linear-- local-- and multiperspectival structural frameworks in development communication
14:00 •
Indigenous research - -cultivation and nurturing of Wisdom and Knowledge”
14:00 •
Investigación-Acción-Participativa en la construcción del Plan de Vida del resguardo indígena Wacoyo de Puerto Gaitán-- Meta-- Colombiq
14:00 •
Amazonas: one territory-- many voices
14:00 •
La comunicación como abordaje de lo sagrado en los pueblos kogui y kankuamo.Enunciados y enunciación en tiempos y saberes educativos.
16:00 •
The Affective Politics of Participatory Media: Mapping -Feeling Rules
16:00 •
Tribal community-- State and Community Radio
16:00 •
Social change in Vietnam: contextualising a catalyst model through a case study of the LIN Center for Community Development in Ho Chi Minh City-- Vietnam
16:00 •
Community media participation and communicative equality
C. Damas
08:30 •
Role of technology in enhancing public participation for urban policy: the case of an interactive installation in Limassol
08:30 •
La inexistente línea abismal …
08:30 •
Repensando las periferias de Medellín desde la comunicación participativa
08:30 •
Metáforas para la resiliencia: el arte como mediador en procesos de desplazamiento en la ciudad de Medellín
10:30 •
The right to be heard: Children and teen participation in policy making in Bogotá
10:30 •
ICT in Mexican Government and Civil Society Organizations for the Development of Young People. A Diagnosis from a Participatory Perspective.
10:30 •
Returning the medium: Analysis of the mobile telephone as a tool for political participation in Kenya
10:30 •
Speaking Truth to Power: Communications-- Politics and Participation in Southern Africa
14:00 •
Conceptualising Participation in User Experience and User Interface Design for Digital Rural Communication
14:00 •
Participation studies and solidary rights: A communication perspective
14:00 •
The resurgence of a practice approach-- and the implications for research and practice in communication for social change
14:00 •
Contextualized Affordances: the use of communication for participation and social change
14:00 •
Towards An Integrative East-West Paradigm for Modernization
16:00 •
The Digital vs. the Physical: How the Virtual Revolution Bypassed a Community Radio Icon and Left it Without a Home – A Personal Reflection on Pacifica’s WBAI
16:00 •
Screens and Places: Redefining Participatory Public Space
16:00 •
The Right to Communicate and the Digitalization and Privatization of Public Space
16:00 •
Making Human Rights News: Expanding Participation, Challenging Constraints
Escuela de Bellas Artes
18:30 •
University Film Festival
Fundación Nuevo Periodismo Iberoamericano
16:00 •
How the Colombian Peace Process Fits within Challenges for Ensuring Freedom of Expression in Latin America Aligns with International Standards
16:00 •
The FARC and the Culture Industry: What the Media Spectacle of the FARC’s 10th Conference says about its Prospects for Political Integration
16:00 •
Media frames about the coverage of the peace plebiscite between the colombian goverment and the FARC guerrilla
16:00 •
PANEL: Perils and Possibilities: The Media in Post-Peace Accord Colombia
16:00 •
Los territorios de paz y las posibilidades de creacion etica y estetica de las resistancias
16:00 •
Los medios y el periodismo perdidos en los horizontes de paz
Getsemaní Auditorium
08:30 •
ICA
10:30 •
UNESCO
Getsemaní Auditorium
14:00 •
GAMAG
Pegasos 1
08:30 •
Destabilising essentialised notions of sex workers’ sexual subjectivities through digital-storytelling
08:30 •
Recycling subjectivities: Comparing ‘Zero Trash Girl’ and ‘A Day in the Life of a Dalit Wastepicker’
08:30 •
I don't want to be what you want. Stereotypical self-representations and circumvention strategies on a girl-power dating website.
08:30 •
Subject Transformations: New media-- new feminist discourses
10:30 •
The Use of Social Media by Syrian Refugee Families: Who holds the power?
10:30 •
Conservative motherhood and challenging motherhood in israeli tv series
10:30 •
Communication Intervention Programmes on Knowledge of Baby Factory’ Phenomenon among in-School Adolescents in South-East Nigeria
10:30 •
Isn’t it endless quarrel? TV talk show-- conflicts between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law-- and sub-cultural implications: A Discourse analysis on ‘Welcome to mother-in-law’-- a TV talk show-- in Korea
14:00 •
Public and private intersectionalities: An examination of clash of identities during 2016 US presidential election
14:00 •
Female political language style: a case study of Hillary Clinton’s speeches during the American National elections in 2016
14:00 •
Hillary in Wonderland: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Women in Political Leadership Roles
14:00 •
How to be a woman: the mediatic construction of an implicit comparison between Dilma Rousseff and Marcela Temer
16:00 •
Media construction of beautiful hair: A study of the representation of hair and feminine beauty in two popular South African magazines.
16:00 •
The Renaissance of the Natural? Black female perceptions of artificial and natural hair as reflections of identity in South Africa
16:00 •
Hermès as a Social Class Symbol and a Culture Commodification In The Life of Jakarta’s Middle Class Woman
16:00 •
Masculinity and fashion: a study of social identity theory and gender socialization
Pegasos 2
08:30 •
A Validated 5D Country Image Measurement Scale for Public Diplomacy: Analyzing Value Drivers and Effects of Country Images on Stakeholders' Behavior in Seventeen Countries
08:30 •
Three Communication Logics of Global Public Diplomacy
08:30 •
Determinants of the Latin America News coverage in the German press
08:30 •
Is it disastrous or peaceful strategy? THADD disposition-- media coverage-- Korean Peninsula Crisis-- and international disputes: A discourse analysis on news coverage about it among South Korea-- Japan-- China-- and U.S
10:30 •
From Bollywood to TV Globo: Industry driven soft power in the democratic BRICS India and Brazil
10:30 •
Asian television-- international communication and cultural globalization: A critical analysis from 2000 to 2015
10:30 •
Encountering Chinese modernity: the emerging popularity of Chinese television drama in East Africa
14:00 •
Responsibility-- Human Interest-- Conflict-- Morality-- and Economics: How the Ideology of 15 Different News Publications Shaped Media Coverage of Refugees in the United States-- Australia and the United Kingdom
14:00 •
Transmedia storytelling practices under an ecological perspective: a case from the Brazilian independent journalism
14:00 •
Comparatively Analyzing Climate Change News Coverage from Corporate-- Non-Profit and Bi-National Sources
14:00 •
Actores sociales en la Cumbre del Clima de París: el mensaje de mujeres-- jóvenes-- indígenas y grupos religiosos
16:00 •
Framing racism and xenophobia in South Africa: banal nationalism?
16:00 •
Global Gaps in Global Communication: (Failed) Lifeworld Interaction Between New Global Elites and Local Masses
16:00 •
Cosmopolitan On-Line Consumer Communities - Belonging and Pitfalls of Ethnocentric Discourses
16:00 •
Per diem payments as a form of indirect censorship and state control in Guinea-Bissau journalism
Restaurante Palo Santo
18:00 •
Open Cultural Studies
Sala 101
08:30 •
Perpetuation of gender stereotypes in love and sexual relationships: Heteronormativity in TV series consumed by young people
08:30 •
Gender Representation in the Nepali press during pre-conflict-- conflict and post-conflict periods
08:30 •
The voices online: ideological approaches and representativeness in LGBT Brazilian vlogs
08:30 •
Transformation in Emirati Culture through Gender Equity and Tolerance: A Comparative Study
10:30 •
Gendered Memories of Partition in Cinema: Exploring Intersectionality and Meaning Making in the film 'Qissa'
10:30 •
Beyond Bollywood Binaries - Love and Popular Hindi Cinema
10:30 •
Black women at the intersection of gender-- race and class in post-apartheid films
10:30 •
Andean female representation on Peruvian films from the internal conflict era.
14:00 •
Representaciones estéticas en red: CiberARTivismo y feminismo en Latinoamérica
14:00 •
Medios digitales para usuarios y usuarias LGBTTTI ¿alternativa informativa o industrias culturales?
14:00 •
Los discursos discriminatorios a partir de recepción televisiva del fútbol femenino en Twitter de Brasil durante las Olimpiadas de Rio 2016
14:00 •
Consolidación de la industria pornográfica a través del ambiente digital Latinoamericano: una investigación diagnóstica.
14:00 •
Los procesos de apropiación de las tecnologías de la información y la comunicación. El caso de mujeres mexicanas egresadas de Laboratoria
16:00 •
Género, 'Desarrollo” y Derecho a la Comunicación: tránsitos y tensiones
16:00 •
Género, comunicación y políticas públicas: una mirada a la transversalización del género y derecho a la comunicación en América Latina
16:00 •
La invisibilización de las mujeres en el derecho a la información pública gubernamental. Acercamiento a la satisfacción de información desde la experiencia de siete defensoras de derechos de las mujeres
16:00 •
La participación y representación de las mujeres migrantes en la prensa de México y Estado Unidos (2015-2017)
Sala 103
08:30 •
Violence of gender against women journalists in Colombia
08:30 •
Why women war reporters keep silent about sexual assault and why this matters.
08:30 •
How trolls silence freedom of press: na examination of online harassement of women journalists
08:30 •
Examining Women Journalists´ Resistance to Violence
08:30 •
Violence of gender against women journalists in Mexico
10:30 •
Los desafíos de la universidad en la formación profesional del periodista contemporáneo.
10:30 •
La formación profesional de periodistas en Cuba durante la última década. Análisis del diseño y la implementación curricular en la Universidad de La Habana.
10:30 •
Enseñanza del periodismo universitario. Del saber a la práctica
10:30 •
(Trans) Formación en Periodismo: Propuestas de universidades brasileñas en un escenario de cambios
10:30 •
Investigación y periodismo en la universidad de cartagena. Una aproximación desde los trabajos de grado presentados en el programa de comunicación social.
14:00 •
Mapping and Evaluating the Deployment of the Business Journalistic Model -Facebook - Instant Articles”
14:00 •
Innovation in Brazilian Digital Native Journalism: new business models and revenue sources
14:00 •
Niche news outlets in Brazil: a changing ecology
14:00 •
Public Service Journalism in the Age of Entrepreneurship
16:00 •
People just like you: A mirror theory of China’s English-language journalism
16:00 •
The Construction of Shanghai 's City Image under the Framework of Chinese and American News ——A Comparative Study of -New York Times” and -China Daily” (2007-2016)
16:00 •
A Dispositional and Frame Analysis of Global Warming in Editorial and Non-Editorial News Coverage of Nine British and United States Newspapers
16:00 •
Political and Journalistic Discourse Divide: A frame analysis on the Tianjin Explosion’s Press Conference in China
16:00 •
Dismantling a municipality’s regulation: how news media herding public opinion and doing advocacy
Sala 201
08:30 •
An overview of film reception studies in brazil: slight advances for a field legitimation
08:30 •
What do European youngsters think about cinema?: An exploratory research on attitudes within the European Union.
08:30 •
Contexts & conditions of the reception of Nollywood-- an African popular movie culture: Social dispositions-- identifications and everyday politics.
08:30 •
Youth Cultures and Screen Culture: the social experience of going to the cinema in the Mexican youth of the middle of the 20th Century
10:30 •
Memorias televisivas a 40 años del Golpe de Estado: El pasado reciente en Chile para las audiencias de series de ficción
10:30 •
Televisión de las cadenas públicas de gobierno en Brasil: un estudio sobre la participación-- difusión y audiencia.
10:30 •
Experiencias con los medios y tecnologías de la comunicación en el ámbito de la valoración social de lo indígena en el resguardo Wasiruma (Vijes-- Valle del Cauca-- Colombia)
10:30 •
Entre el reality y el melodrama: la verdadera audiencia del programa juvenil Esto Es Guerra
14:00 •
Adaptation-- inspiration and fanfiction: forms of transcreating a story inside the fandom of The Phantom of the Opera
14:00 •
A Fantasy Theme Analysis Of Chinese K-pop Fans On-line Expressions of Patriotism
14:00 •
-Natalie’s my favourite. She tells it like it is”: Youth Audiences Discuss their Consumption and Reception of Israeli TV Dramas
14:00 •
Racial relations in Cuba: an approach to the reception of Brazilian telenovelas
14:00 •
Saga’s Story: emotional engagement in the production and reception of Nordic crime drama The Bridge
14:00 •
Social Audience and European Serial Fiction
16:00 •
Design Audiovisual: cuando los estudios de audiencia encuentran la interacción persona-computadora
16:00 •
La interacción de las audiencias con las noticias en los portales digitales de los principales diarios de Perú
16:00 •
Music on-demand streaming services e industrias creativas: economía política y micro-políticas de la audiencia musical
16:00 •
Modelos explicativos de la exposición selectiva a la información política y el partidismo de las audiencias en España
16:00 •
Aproximación a una propuesta metodológica para el estudio de audiencias de primera y segunda pantalla
Sala 301
08:30 •
Defensa del derecho y la democratización de la comunicación en Argentina: prácticas y estrategias de organizaciones de medios audiovisuales sin fines de lucro (2010-2016)
08:30 •
How Does the Internet Work in China’s Urban Community Context? Extending Communication Mediation Model
08:30 •
Swarm networks and the design process of a distributed meme warfare campaign
08:30 •
Building Brand Equity Through Social Media
08:30 •
Comunicación organizacional comunitaria: el diagnostico de las prácticas comunicativas de un banco comunitario en la periferia de Brasília
10:30 •
Technopolitics, digital activism and social movements: Deconstructing the notion to enlarge its explanatory potential
10:30 •
Latin America’s “Super Pioneers” of Online Journalism: Innovation and Success as an Alternative to Mainstream Media
10:30 •
Exploring the politics in technopolitcs – media practices and the mediation between technology and politics among Brazilian social movements
10:30 •
The intersectional political economy of technopolitics in Greek anti-austerity protest media
10:30 •
Cyberactivism, Digital Citizenship and New Urban Movements
14:00 •
Exploring the Methodological and Ethical Issues of Conducting Social Media Research in Turkey
14:00 •
An Analysis of Visual Culture and Communication During the Gezi Park Protests
14:00 •
The Aesthetics of Protest: Performance and Social Movements on Social Media
16:00 •
Alternative approaches to environment reporting in the digital era: ‘Keep it in the Ground’ and advocacy journalism
16:00 •
The Cultural Politics of Religious Defiance in Islam: How Pseudonyms and Media Can Destigmatize Apostates
16:00 •
Online synergizing alternative media for Empowering people: study of three online sites in India: thecitizen.in, thewire.in, and newslaundry.com
16:00 •
Alternative influences on the media representation of women in the Brazilian Carnival.
16:00 •
New Media, New Discourse? Minorities, Alternative Space and Homophily on Facebook
Sala 301 B
14:00 •
Storytelling shapes the public memory? The struggle for recognition for memory and justice in Brazil
14:00 •
Structural Transformation 2.0? Memory and History in Digital Public Spheres
14:00 •
Transmedia dynamics in the construction of cultural memory. An analysis about the memory of the 1985 earthquake in Mexico
14:00 •
Archives-- Portuguese Film and the Visual Re-writing of Salazarism
Sala 301 B
08:30 •
How Progress was ‘sold’ to us: The Alliance for Progress and the Mediatization of Development Policy in Latin America.
08:30 •
Frieda Hennock’s Media Policy in 1950’s : Underrated yet Still Significant
08:30 •
Being Cultural Marxists: Revisiting the Chinese New Lefts-- 1997-2017
08:30 •
Information Society and Contemporary Media Culture: The contribution of Vilém Flusser-- pioneer of communication and media studies in Brazil and Europe
08:30 •
Revisiting Samper’s Ensayo sobre las Revoluciones Políticas (1861) in light of the newspaper in which it was originally published: El Español de Ambos Mundos
10:30 •
Inducing Fear through the Airwaves: Nazi-Broadcasting Propaganda in Neutral Countries
10:30 •
Breeding Fear: US Enemy Formation during the Cold War
10:30 •
Voices for a World in-between? Exile media as transnational hinges between confidence and fear. The Case of the Austro American Tribune (AAT)
10:30 •
Film and the administration of fear: Productions of post-war memory in Germany and Japan
16:00 •
Stereotypes and Communal Identity: Representations of Jewish Immigrants in Palestine by 19th Century Hebrew Journalists
16:00 •
Building mythical leadership through images: Finnish president Kekkonen as an early king of promotion
16:00 •
The Struggle over Press Distribution as a Market Strategy in early Post-Socialist Germany
16:00 •
Historical Relevance of the Vernacular Press in the Global South: Tracing the History of Malayalam language Press through its Role in the public Action in Kerala-- India -1923-2013
Sala 302 A
08:30 •
Political Image Building in the Digital Age: An analysis of the Twitter communication of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi
08:30 •
Digital media and political citizenship: Facebook and politics in South Africa
08:30 •
Movilización para las campañas electorales a través de las redes sociales. Elecciones generales españolas de 2015 (20D)
08:30 •
The growing influence of social media in the 2015 national elections in Trinidad and Tobago
08:30 •
Online Campaigns in Ecuador Presidential Elections: Information-- Interactivity-- Engagement and Mobilization.
08:30 •
Online Political Election Markets as Platforms of Participation and Orientation. User Attributes as Determinants of Forecast Quality
10:30 •
Political News Exposure and Trust in Government: Testing Mediator and Moderator Effects
10:30 •
Short term reciprocal effects between political knowledge and media use. Evidence from the last German Election.
10:30 •
Confianza en la información de medios sociales y su impacto en la hipótesis de la acción correctiva
10:30 •
Ambiguous effects of perceived algorithmic bubbles on political recognition: evidence from the brazilian political crisis
14:00 •
Metodología para evaluar la transparencia de las webs de las alcaldías en Colombia
14:00 •
¿Desintermediación? Una nueva cultura de comunicación política en las redes. El Big Data y los casos de #UnidosPodemos y #BlackLivesMatter
14:00 •
Building Bridges with Breitbart: A Topic Model Analysis of Online Media Coverage During the US Presidential Election 2016
14:00 •
Using big data approach to analysis candidates campaign and crowd discussion on facebook --- A case study of the 2014 Taipei mayoral election
16:00 •
No es -pobre- ni viene de la selva: tratamiento periodístico del ciclista Nairo Quintana en la prensa colombiana y europea
16:00 •
La superación de los estigmas y de los prejuicios: los Juegos Paralímpicos de Rio 2016 y la representación de los atletas discapacitados en la prensa brasileña
16:00 •
La estrategia digital de internacionalización de Marca para su consolidación como medio deportivo líder en Latinoamérica
16:00 •
Rafaela Silva y Carolina Marín. Media Representations of Olympic Heroines at the Rio 2016 Games
16:00 •
Nuevos espacios para nuevas comunidades: las mujeres como prosumers de información deportiva. El caso mexicano de Fridapop.
Sala 303 A
08:30 •
The indigenous fashion from the highlans of Chiapas
08:30 •
Cultural Industry, humor and emerging advertising formats: An analysis of 'Porta dos Fundos' Brazilian web channel
08:30 •
Affect, Online Queer Communities and the Possibility of Political Change? Hopes of Channeling RuPaul’s Drag Race into LGBTQ Visibility and Action through Socia l Media in the US and Brazil.
08:30 •
A constellation of stars: Is there a relationship between Yelp and Michelin restaurant ratings?
08:30 •
Factors that influence celebrities’ personal brands: the effects of fan club membership offers on celebrity image
10:30 •
‘Blood, crime and consumption: The “plasma gangs” scare in Alexandra, Johannesburg’
10:30 •
‘Plastic aesthetic: Reading iThemba Tower, Johannesburg’
14:00 •
Macondo: Cultura universal, patrimonio del Caribe colombiano / Macondo: Universal culture, Colombian Caribbean patrimony
14:00 •
Caracterización de las fiestas patronales del Corpus Cristi de San Vicente de Chucurí y la Virgen de la Original de Simití, como expresiones culturales patrimoniales en la región del Magdalena Medio
14:00 •
Estado y prácticas culturales. Representaciones en torno al proceso de oficialización de las fiestas populares en la norpatagonia argentina 2003-2015
14:00 •
“Juicios Socio-Culturales (Disonancias Cognitivas) sobre la ‘Palabra’ Inciden en el Denominado Discurso de Ideología de Género de la Cartilla Ambientes Escolares Libres de Discriminación”
16:00 •
Paisaje, comunicación y narrativas. Narrativas e historias de vida mediáticas en la construcción del paisaje regional cafetero en Colombia
16:00 •
La tendencia: consciencia colectiva y mito del poder
16:00 •
La colonización antioqueña y construcción de identidad colectiva en el territorio
16:00 •
Aprender a comunicar lo corpóreo
16:00 •
Carlos Michelena y el teatro callejero: Un estudio sobre el humor como estrategia de crítica al poder político y como expresión de la cultura popular
Sala 303 B
08:30 •
Uso creativo de los medios aportes desde Venezuela
08:30 •
When Practice is More than Theory: Educommunication as an undergraduate program in Brazil.
08:30 •
Importing Innovation? Culture and Politics of Education in Creative Industries, Case Kenya
08:30 •
ICT literacy against educational lag
08:30 •
Media Literacy and Political Populism in Media Ecology Frame
10:30 •
Scholars media: reflections and concepts from teachers and students
10:30 •
La escritura creativa en la formacion de estudiantes universitarios
10:30 •
Information and Communication Technologies and the democratization of the process of content generation via WhatsApp by communication students in private institutions
10:30 •
Critical media consumption: College students challenge media frames of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
10:31 •
Youth's Construction of Desirability on social media in Spain
14:00 •
Global Shifts in Media Education: Where are we now?
14:00 •
Peace journalism: a glocal perspective
14:00 •
La promoción del empoderamiento de las mujeres a través de la educación para los medios y la perspectiva de género feminista.
14:00 •
Engaging the World:Digital Literacy for Transcultural Citizenship
14:00 •
Media Studies, Bodies and Technologies: Media Studies for a Living World
16:00 •
Educar comunicadores sociales y periodistas en las era digital: el nuevo desafío
16:00 •
Media Literacy Education for Critical Citizen Action: A General Education Course Case Study on ‘Civil Journalism and Action’ in Taiwan
16:00 •
Comunicacciones escolares Una experiencia comunicacional en las Instituciones de Educación Pública de Cartagena de Indias - Colombia
16:00 •
Rethinking news and media literacy in the 'post-truth' environment
16:00 •
Media Literacy Competencies for Navigating Media Cultures: Findings of a Comparative Study in Southeast Asia.
Sala 304 A
08:30 •
Global sushi-- global environmental threat?: media struggles for the oceans
08:30 •
Real Estate Expansion-- Environment and Journalism
08:30 •
Water issues in media: The scenario of today’s discourses about nature
08:30 •
La marea roja-- los salmones y el impacto ambiental: un conflicto socio-ambiental en Chile (2016).
10:30 •
Should journalists practise journalism of attachment when reporting the climate change war?
10:30 •
Use of information visualisations in climate change news: an analysis of image-text relations in data journalism
10:30 •
The social and discursive construction of climate change denial discourse in the present and future: Intertextual maps and disruptive tactics
10:30 •
Environmental news vs. climate change news: political contestation in developed and developing countries
14:00 •
Discursive damage control and the Chernobyl disaster. A discourse-theoretical analysis of the Belgian newspaper coverage
14:00 •
The influence of news consumption on energy technology acceptance in Germany
14:00 •
Geothermal energy in Chilean mass media: the energy black sheep
14:00 •
Is Biotechnology Medialized in Iran? Framing Analysis of Iranian TV programs
16:00 •
Ebola fear and panic: contextualising vanguard’s coverage of the 2014 ebola outbreak in nigeria within a moral panic framework.
16:00 •
News coverage of water contamination: The missing scientific and engineering perspective in crisis communication
16:00 •
Media and Sport Conversations with Cartagena
16:00 •
Comunicación de riesgos y participación de comunidades tradicionales en procesos de toma de decisión en el río san francisco/ brasil
16:00 •
When science encounters pop culture: TV programs as a trial to improve science communication
Sala 304 B
08:30 •
Islamic terrorism in the usa and russian newspapers: comparative analysis
08:30 •
The Challenges of the Egyptian Media Diversity in Current Stage
08:30 •
Hate at first sight: Sexism-- hate and Islamophobia in an online discursive event
08:30 •
Journalists’ Perception of their Roles and Ethics in Muslim and Western Countries: Evidence from
10:30 •
Media at Work: Priming and Framing Charlie Hebdo and Chapel Hill Killings
10:30 •
Articulation of Religion in the Cyberspace: The Case of Islamic Fatwa Websites
10:30 •
The Hinduization of Bombay Cinema in 1949 - The case of Barsaat (Raj Kapoor-- 1949)
14:00 •
The Image That ISIS Built: A Deep Dive into Dabiq Magazine
14:00 •
Transforming identities and relations: Taliban peace talks and Pakistani media
14:00 •
Trump’s Muslim Ban: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Aljazeera-- New York Times and Wall Street Journal
Sala VIP III
08:30 •
Transforming legacy print journalism into a successful podcast format: an ethnographic study of The Age’s Phoebe’s Fall
08:30 •
Sourcing practices and the demotic voice in live blogging vs online news
08:30 •
How to get more likes-- shares and comments? Factors influencing user engagement on mainstream UAE news websites.
08:30 •
Uses of Social Media and Needs Gratification of University Students: A case of Pakistan
08:30 •
Examining the Social Media Echo Chamber
10:30 •
More civil society participation in public media: Implications for global media policy
10:30 •
International organizations in the global media governance: The ‘creative economy’ policy agenda making for whom and for what?
10:30 •
Back to where you once belonged: el discurso del odio y el sistema de medios para el fortalecimiento de las élites nacionales-conservadoras en Brasil
10:30 •
Structuring Nigeria’s Movie Industry in a Minimal Policy Environment
10:30 •
Turkey’s Internet Policy: The Emergence of a Distributed Network of Online Suppression and Surveillance
14:00 •
Is Religion a Foreign News Story? A case study in the foreign press corps in Israel
14:00 •
Transforming National Culture through News Discourse – Examining the Perspectives of Radio News Construct about Imagined Nationhood of Nigeria
14:00 •
Religious Impact on Journalism Ethics in Russia
16:00 •
U.S Journalism's education's strategic adaptations to resource competition and demographic change in American higher education
16:00 •
Decolonizing the Journalism Curriculum: Conceptual Notes and Analysis following a Student Survey.
16:00 •
Project Safe Space: transformative journalism education as wise practice for advocacy and social change
16:00 •
New dimensions-- new spaces: The import of disruptive innovations to journalism practice and education in Kenya.
16:00 •
Against consensus: The importance of material-- symbolic and discursive struggles against regulation of Journalism training in Kenyan universities
Salón Arsenal
08:30 •
La brecha digital como oportunidad: Redes digitales autónomas de comunidades indígenas en Oaxaca y Chiapas-- México
08:30 •
Communication-- development and social change: una propuesta de justicia reconstructiva a desde las artes escénicas.
08:30 •
Participación ciudadana y estrategias sociodigitalizadas en nuevas expresiones del conflicto social en Argentina.
08:30 •
Community Radio Policy in Japan−Current Status and Future
10:30 •
Social Media Governance: Exploration of Emerging Model in the People’s Republic of China
10:30 •
La doble connotación de ser migrante y ser indígena en Estados Unidos: discurso de odio en la era Trump
14:00 •
Beyond ‘zero sum’: Charting the relationship between Network Neutrality-- the Digital Divide and Zero Rating in the global South
14:00 •
Open access policy and data sharing practice in UK academia
14:00 •
Communications regulation in the UK and the use of big data: assessing the impact on democratic citizenship
14:00 •
The policy-making process of the EU Audiovisual Media Services Directive review: many political voices-- one digital world?
14:00 •
From broadcast to mobile broadband policy: critical issues and interventions
16:00 •
Media and internet indicators: social legitimacy and transformative capacity
16:00 •
Governing the Advertising Supported Internet: Towards an Internet Universality Indicator for Investment in Global Social Media Content Creation
16:00 •
A multi-dimensional approach to gender inclusion in the Internet Universality Indicators
16:00 •
The Influence of Internet Indicators
16:00 •
Internet Universality and Datafication: Indicators for Digital Citizens in the Era of Mass Surveillance
Salon P. Obregón
08:30 •
La deuda interna: acceso ciudadano y políticas sobre medios públicos en Argentina
08:30 •
Los medios públicos y el periodismo en la comunicación de la justicia transicional y de la Comisión de la Verdad”
08:30 •
Modelos de organización-- control y financiamiento para la televisión pública en internet en países del MERCOSUR
08:30 •
How to tell stories for Public Media to comprehend the most recent political and social changes in the North American region?
08:30 •
Políticas y acciones estatales en materia de comunicaciones para la implementación de los acuerdos de paz en Colombia
10:30 •
Independence from the crowd: protecting journalistic integrity in Asian news organisations
10:30 •
Conversing Ethics in India’s News Media: A capabilities approach to media ethics training and practice
10:30 •
Ethical Challenges of Cross-border Journalism: Responsibilities and Values of Journalists in Series such as SwissLeaks
10:30 •
Is it possible to do good journalism by being part of a story?
10:30 •
En busca de sentido: la identidad y condiciones laborales de los periodistas colombianos
14:00 •
Diasporas in Crisis: An examination of competing discourses of Palestinian and Syrian refugees in Lebanon
14:00 •
The media and the reading of the crisis experienced by the Arab community: a study of reception of Syrian immigrants in Goiás
14:00 •
'MyRefugeeFriend” Campaign Analysis: Interculturality and Cosmopolitism at Christmas Night
14:00 •
Media visibility and the balance between humanitarian and crisis perceptions in migration and refugee policies: the reception of Haitian flows in Brazil 2010-2016
16:00 •
La representación cinematográfica en los imaginarios de la población desplazada
16:00 •
El escozor de la alteridad en un -país isla”: un análisis sobre la construcción mediática del migrante colombiano en la televisión chilena
16:00 •
Nos-otros-- -la diáspora”: fundamentación y contexto para el estudio de la representación de los emigrantes en los medios de comunicación de Venezuela
16:00 •
Lo afroperuano en la televisión nacional del Perú: un estudio sobre su representación-- discriminación y estereotipia
Secretaría General
08:30 •
Being Practical about Media Justice
08:30 •
Towards Data Justice? Reframing the Datafication Debate
08:30 •
The #Feesmustfall Challenge to Journalism-As-Usual and the Demand for Social Justice via Media
08:30 •
Disability and Media Justice
08:30 •
Media Justice and Algorithmic Repression in Mexico
10:30 •
¿Cómo suena la radio comunitaria en Cali? Diagnóstico de 4 Radios Comunitarias de la Ciudad (2015-2016)
10:30 •
Comunicación popular desde el territorio de la ruralidad y la resistencia en el Noroeste argentino
10:30 •
The Elephant in the Room: Negotiating the State in the Community Radio Sector in South Asia
10:30 •
Radios comunitarias en Chile: el afecto y voluntad como impulso de acción - en la voz de sus actores
10:30 •
Committed to the community? Assessing the practice of community radio stations in Dorset
14:00 •
Drilling, Mining and Memes: Vernacular Digital Media and Neoextractivism in Argentina
14:00 •
Individual creativity and intellectual property: art, disobedience and the digital mediation
14:00 •
Anti-Advertising Activism and Transnational Creative Tactics
14:00 •
Art Strike: Attention-- Saturation-- Striation
16:00 •
Una mirada al ejercicio actual de televisión comunitaria abarcando aspectos que la caracterizan. Caso Tv Suesca
16:00 •
Criticizing and Understanding Community Media: Reconsidering the Role of Program Council System in Japan
16:00 •
Televisión Comunitaria: desafíos culturales, sociales y políticos. CASO: TV MICC
16:00 •
Sin pantalla. El fracaso de la televisión comunitaria en Uruguay
16:00 •
Speaking for my people: Taiwan Indigenous Television and its news making
Terrace Cloister of the Animas
10:00 •
Audiovisual Communication, Literature & Arts
10:00 •
New Concepts and Territories in Latin America
16:00 •
The Discursive-Material Knot: Cyprus in Conflict and Community Media Participation
Wednesday
, July 19
Barahona 1.1
08:30 •
Young college students in digital social networks: Access-- interaction and participation from a gender perspective
08:30 •
Feminist online organizations´ discourses on gender equality in Latin America
08:30 •
On Gender and Margins: The Transformative Force of New Media
08:30 •
#Activism: Gender and Nationhood in #KideroMUSTGO and #DeportKoffiOlominde
14:00 •
L’énonciation et la visibilité des victimes: la parole politique des femmes dans les posts sur les réseaux sociaux
14:00 •
Women speak out: transforming the normative politics of gender and voice
14:00 •
Gender Equality Communication in Community Participation for Game Management in Uganda
14:00 •
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.
16:00 •
Female Movie Viewers’ Processing of Contravening Beauty Ideals In Movie Drama in Cuba and Mexico and Their Body Esteem.
16:00 •
Living single-- watching single: Black women’s interpretations of single Black women in Black oriented relationship media
16:00 •
Social Media Discussion About Gender Representation on European TV Talk Shows
16:00 •
Si Malakas ay Si Maganda: Feminist Interpretations of Western TV Shows by Young Filipina Women
Barahona 1.2
08:30 •
New Media, Youth & Renegotiation of Ethnic and Religious Identity in Nigeria
08:30 •
The Preacher-- his ‘Endangered Flock’ and the New Media: Analyzing and critiquing the New Face of Religion in Nigeria Today.
08:30 •
A Theological Approach to the Social Problems Associated with the Use of Information and Communicatyion Tec hnologies-ICT
08:30 •
How to Be a Jesus' Disciple in the -Almighty- Media Age: The «induced communitarian censorship» as an immunization strategy to the media influence.
08:30 •
Religious Digital Consumption among Youth. Study Case in Catalonia.
14:00 •
Film Incendies…Light Stories and Humanity: Experiences of dialogue with women in Bolivia
14:00 •
Shifting perspectives in the representation of colonial missionaries in documentary films
16:00 •
The Sea without Faithful Waters: Youth researchers views outside the classroom about conflicts of religious tourism in Canindé city.
16:00 •
Relations of the Muslim community of the Abou Bakr AlSiddiq mosque in Bogotá with the non-Muslim population of its surroundings-.
16:00 •
The Era of Free Social Media and One-Way Flow of Information (A case study on Paris Attack and Participation of Muslims and Non-Muslims on Facebook)
16:00 •
Media Activism in Religious Groups of Facebook in Brazil: Abadiânia-- Irmãos Verdadeiros and Amor a Nossa Senhora Aparecida e à Igreja Católica.
Barahona 2.1
08:30 •
Protests and the Private Citizen: When the media stifles democratic participation
08:30 •
The Spectacle of/as the state: The 2016 coup in Turkey and the collective mediation of power
08:30 •
Sites of contestation: Community Radio, identity politics and the Nation-state in Africa
08:30 •
Trump´s Era: Twitter as the new arena for defining vital issues
08:30 •
Assessing the Role of Community Radio in the Process of Democratization in India
14:00 •
La investigación de las luchas contempraneas por el derecho a la comunicación: Desafios teóricos-metológicos
14:00 •
Romper las fronteras, buscar al sujeto. Una propuesta teórico-metodológica para el abordaje de la dimensión comunicativa en las prácticas políticas de los movimientos sociales
14:00 •
Toward an intersectional critical analysis of the political economy of autonomous media resource mobilization
14:00 •
Social movements and their media: challenges from past to present
14:00 •
Transformative Media Organizing: Key findings from participatory action research across three social movements.
Barahona 2.2
08:30 •
From the Grim Sleeper to #blacklivesmatter: are urban black people turning to Twitter to mobilize?
08:30 •
Loyalists against Democracy? Twitter, affective publics and the union flag protests in Northern Ireland
08:30 •
Viral cultures for resistance: the role of memes in the social media communication of alternative discourses and dissent in Russia
08:30 •
Towards stories that matter: Narratives of (dis)connection on Twitter following the Brexit referendum
14:00 •
No information
16:00 •
No todo lo que brilla es oro: Resistencias comunicativas al proyecto minero La Colosa. Análisis de las construcciones de sentido y hegemonías elaboradas por organizaciones sociales y campesinas en Cajamarca-- Tolima en 2016.
16:00 •
Movimientos socio-comunicacionales y nuevas configuraciones mediáticas en América Latina.
16:00 •
Una experiencia de comunicación entre comunidades en resistencia: Pahuatlán-- Puebla en defensa de la vida y el territorio.
16:00 •
-¿Cómo ocupar una escuela? Yo busco en internet!”: la política participativa en ocupaciones de escuelas públicas en Brasil
Barahona 2.3
08:30 •
High Deception in Higher Education: A philosophical discussion of the role of ethical communication in education in post-colonial South Africa
08:30 •
Impacts of communication techniques on ethical behaviour and awareness: a comparative analysis.
08:30 •
Ética socioambiental e o direito à comunicação em comunidades tradicionais que habitam às margens do Rio São Francisco/Brasil
08:30 •
Ethics and multivocality: Exploring challenges of this communicative mode in heritage-making
08:30 •
The Abscence of Responsibility
08:30 •
Infancias y agendas de comunicación: políticas-- medios y prácticas éticas emergentes
14:00 •
-Narraciones-- calidad de la información y valores en entornos digitales: Opinión pública y proceso de negociación de paz en Colombia”
14:00 •
The fabric of a discursive object The ethics of journalistic practices in times of war: the Ivorian civil war of 2010-2011
14:00 •
Reconciliación-- reconstrucción y acuerdo de paz en Colombia. Análisis de la prensa internacional según el modelo del peace journalism.
14:00 •
The Religious Framework of Forgiveness Without Apology for Survivors of Shootings
14:00 •
Representation of ‘labour’ in news: A critical perspective
14:00 •
Half a citizen-- twice as deviant: Discursive preferences in mainstream and alternative news on the internment of mentally disabled criminals in Belgium
16:00 •
Prensa, poder y ética en México en los tiempos de Peña Nieto: el caso de Carmen Aristegui-MVS (2014-2015)
16:00 •
Discursos sobre el Decrecimiento: Un análisis comparativo de las organizaciones Akatu e Adbuster.
16:00 •
El periodismo cultural como discurso para repensar la política.
16:00 •
Poder, política y ética
16:00 •
El declive del héroe y el ascenso de las sombras. Problemáticas éticas de la transformación del héroe contemporáneo
Barahona 3
08:30 •
Tejido de Comunicación del pueblo Nasa de la Asociación de Cabildos Indígenas del Norte del Cauca ACIN
08:30 •
Movimiento IDLE NO MORE: revolución positiva y pacífica para honrar la soberanía indígena y proteger la tierra y el agua
08:30 •
Telefonía celular en Oaxaca
10:30 •
Conversation: communication emerging from a changing world full of uncertainties – social movements
14:00 •
La comunicación después de la violencia
14:00 •
Experiencias Internacionales, que debe aprender Colombia para el post conflicto
14:00 •
La radiografía de los medios colombianos en zonas de conflicto
14:00 •
Políticas públicas de comunicación para el post conflicto
16:00 •
Business meeting
Barahona 4.1
08:30 •
Stepping Stones or Handicaps. Inclusion and Exclusion in Academia
08:30 •
From self to person through posthumous digital presence
08:30 •
Communication Floods – E-Mails in Scholarly Communication
08:30 •
Human and social relations in cybersociality
08:30 •
Nasty Discussion: an Overview on Flaming and Incivility in News Comments Sections
14:00 •
Scale Development to Measure the Selfie Behaviour of College Students in India
14:00 •
Privacy Frames: How the Media Write About-- Discuss-- and Afford Privacy
14:00 •
Is it better text or talk? Comparing the effect of communication medium on the acquaintanceship process
14:00 •
Always on: about mobile phone use of young adults in face-to-face interactions
14:00 •
Let me be your Matchmaker: Examining effectiveness of advertising appeals of online dating apps
Barahona 4.2
08:30 •
Russian-language media space: features-- tendencies and typology
08:30 •
Culture, development and communication: how to propose a theoric renewal based on old issues?
08:30 •
The Uses of the Internet in Canada : What Kinds of Empowerment for Immigrants ?
08:30 •
Finding -Mother Culture” on Screen: A Study on the Media Use of Second Generation British Chinese
08:30 •
Participación artística al servicio de la comunicación para la Paz
14:00 •
Digital Connectivity and Integration: The case of Eritrean Refuges and Migrants in Columbus-- Ohio
14:00 •
Today is party: the construction of the social and cultural identities of the immigrant in the celebrations of the origins
14:00 •
New discourses in Qatar: A comparative study of labour migration and socio-cultural power structures in traditional and digital news media
14:00 •
Diaspora and Migration as branded-content
16:00 •
Social media and diasporic discourse: how the Internet encourages cultural resistance of Mexicans living in Barcelona-- Spain.
16:00 •
Tuning into the soundtrack of daily life: How a polymedia environment has enabled older members of the Irish diaspora in Melbourne to immerse themselves in the everyday rhythms of life in their homeland
16:00 •
Friending Ferment: Greek-American with Ottoman Origins on Facebook
Barahona 4.3
14:00 •
Correcting market failure in the Canadian news industry
14:00 •
Public Service of Media-- Ombudsperson services and media observatories: approaches and diversities in Brazil-- Portugal-- and Argentina
14:00 •
Info-Show In European Television: The Industry Lab For Engagament With The Social Audience
14:00 •
Social television and information: Public and commercial strategies in Europe
14:00 •
Digital Terrestrial Television in Mexico City. An opportunity for universal access?
C. Caballero
08:30 •
Despolitización y entretenimiento: una mirada histórica del sensacionalismo en la prensa ecuatoriana
08:30 •
Representaciones de la Naturaleza colombiana en National Geographica Magazine (1903-1926)
08:30 •
Hace 100 años: inicio de la prensa en Honda-- Colombia como símbolo de progreso
08:30 •
Influences and confluences: international publications as a factor of cultural differentiation in the Brazilian 'belle époque'.
08:30 •
Colombia frente al antisemitismo y la inmigración de judíos polacos y alemanes 1933 - 1948
14:00 •
Shadows on the screen: the construction of a female imaginary in the newsreel No-Do (Spain, 1943-1975)
14:00 •
Press and institutional breakdowns: expressions of the imaginary in journalistic narratives
14:00 •
'Making Portugal Great Again!' Radio Broadcasting and Salazar’s Nationalist Discourse in 1930s and 1940s
16:00 •
Don’t read that book! – moral panics and social fears from Gutenberg to the Digital
16:00 •
Access to archived news content: Estonian case
16:00 •
A comparative history of the first two decades of online journalism in Spain and Portugal
16:00 •
New Territories for Digital Citizenship? The Civic Identity of the First Civic Hackers in South Korea
16:00 •
11 Years of mobile journalism in Spain
C. Damas
08:30 •
The twitter trenches in South Africa´s propaganda war
08:30 •
Fake news, the lying press and German journalist´s responses to a stigma
08:30 •
The great reaction: Reasserting journalistic professionalism in the age of Trump
08:30 •
Definitions and solutions for fake news: Who says what?
14:00 •
Rhetoric of changes: the international circulation of discourse about online journalism
14:00 •
Innovations journalistiques et nouvelles expériences de l’information.
14:00 •
Technology ‘braking’ journalism: The role of technology as a constraining rather than enabling force in news production
14:00 •
Alaroye-- Isolezwe and the adoption of digital technologies
16:00 •
Sources in the news as agents of legitimation
16:00 •
Audience participation in Spanish news programs between 2010 and 2016: Sobering up after the digital enthusiasm
16:00 •
The Centrality of TV News in the Convergent Media Environment: rethinking how the links between production and reception assign meanings to the 2016 Olympic Games
16:00 •
News Media Plurality by means of International Cooperation: The case of ´Voces´ in El Salvador
16:00 •
Unintentional journalism’ and advocacy in the Pacific: blurring the boundaries or a niu approach to reporting global news?
Getsemaní Auditorium
08:30 •
ALAIC - Simultaneous translation
Getsemaní Auditorium
14:00 •
FELAFACS
16:00 •
ACICOM
Getzemaní Auditorium
10:30 •
Communication, education and technology
Pegasos 1
14:00 •
Herramientas que están transformando la educación en los colegios y preparando hacia una cultura de paz.
14:00 •
Arte, Educommunication and New technologies: a methodological proposal to create new learning scenarios
14:00 •
Observatory of Expanded Advertising: An experience with advertising literacy workshops in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
14:00 •
Mediación pedagógica y cultura participativa : La perspectiva colaborativa de innovación tecnológica en Universidades de América Latina
14:00 •
A social-historical analysis of the visions on the relations between university education, technologies and nature
16:00 •
Towards Participatory Media Education Praxis: The DiverCity Web Archive
16:00 •
Media and Education in regard to Young Refugees in Germany – Results of a Qualitative Study with Young Refugees and Social Workers
16:00 •
Transmedia skills: differences and inequalities in the Colombian context
16:00 •
Best-sellers of Young Reading: appropiation and communicative practices concerning written popular fiction
Pegasos 2
08:30 •
Using mobile phones to combat corruption: A case of citizen feedback model (CFM)
08:30 •
Participación ciudadana en las sociedades del conocimiento: Aplicaciones móviles para al gobierno abierto en Argentina-- México y Costa Rica.
08:30 •
Mobile communications among the Bedouin in Israel: an empirical demonstration of deliberate discrimination
08:30 •
Mobile telephony the transformer of copresence interactions in rural Kenya
14:00 •
Learning from the Gendered Past of Internet Governance: Toward Feminist Legitimation of an Internet Social Forum
14:00 •
Challenges Facing Internet Governance Arrangements for More Inclusion
14:00 •
Tackling the Challenges of Datafied Citizenship
14:00 •
Social Movement or Socially Conscious Hacktivism? The Viability of Intervening in the Internet’s Policy-making Process through a Social Justice Virtual Platform
16:00 •
Whose Voices? How media policy shapes minority language radio in Taiwan.
16:00 •
Las políticas de apoyo al euskera en el sistema cinematográfico del País Vasco
16:00 •
Media Diversity Policies in Europe in light of transforming media systems
16:00 •
Lengua de Señas Mexicana (LSM) y video en redes sociales digitales: apropiación tecnológica de la comunidad sorda en México
Plaza de la Aduana
18:00 •
Fiesta in the Plaza
Sala 101
08:30 •
¿Primero el Estado o el Periodismo?: las nociones con que se estudia periodismo en América Latina
08:30 •
Journalists’ autonomy around the globe: A comparative study of 41 mass media systems
08:30 •
International broadcasting: a comparative study of American and Brazilian experience
08:30 •
Two faces of a government: An analysis of the coverage done by Empresa Brasileira de Comunicação of Michel Temer’s interim presidency
14:00 •
No information
16:00 •
Don Camilo's international travel: Applying the cultural transduction framework
16:00 •
China's Mediated Soft Power Strategies in Kenya and South Africa. An Audience Perspective.
16:00 •
Cine, Lenguas No Hegemónicas e Identidad: Subtitulado y Nuevos Territorios para la Diversidad
16:00 •
News Agencies of the Global South: preliminary findings of an ongoing survey
Sala 103
08:30 •
Documentary Video and Mining Justice
08:30 •
Comunicación indígena en la sierra de Puebla ante los proyectos de muerte
08:30 •
Defensa Territorial, Medioambiental y Resistencia Mediática: La Experiencia del Consejo Cívico de Organizaciones Populares e Indígenas de Honduras (COPINH)
08:30 •
Savage intimacy, deviant safety: surveillance technology and club culture
08:30 •
Geo-Community Media and Its Prospects for Environmental Stewardship: An Australian Case Study
14:00 •
The role of communication in overcoming war and and building peace
14:00 •
Comunicación en clave de paz: caracterización de experiencias colectivas de comunicación para pensar la construcción de paz en Colombia
14:00 •
Transformaciones de la cultura nasa en Gaitania, Tolima, en un contexto de post-conflicto: retos comunicativos para la construcción de la paz en el territorio
14:00 •
Lowering walls through digital media? Communication-- participation-- and the construction of peace in a Mexican prison
Sala 201
08:30 •
Newspapers and social network sites transformations in Egypt post the 2011 revolution: Politicizing media and mediatizing politics
08:30 •
Political communication in an African post-colony: The case of election campaign messaging in Zimbabwe
08:30 •
Constructing Metanarrative in Red China: Framing the Mukden Incident on People’s Daily from 1946 to 2016
08:30 •
The political communication culture or the political ideology: What´s explain the relationship between the press and the governments? Argentina-- Chile and Uruguay 2010-2017
14:00 •
Young People-- Public Space and Active Citizenship: What Current Social and Political Conflictivity Do They Perceive?
14:00 •
Trump-Clinton tweets and its effects on public and media perceptions in the 2016 U.S Presidential Campaigns.
14:00 •
Voting with their heads and their hearts: The EU referendum through letters to the editor
14:00 •
Influences of Opinion Contexts on Opinion Expression
16:00 •
Traditional and Social Media Coverage of the U.S. 2016 Presidential Election Campaign in the Middle East
16:00 •
Accounting for the Unaccountable: Alternative Agenda and othe Peripheral Factors in the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election Campaign
16:00 •
What happens to dance step when the music changes
16:00 •
-PANEL:- Social Media versus Mainstream Media: Analyses of the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election
Sala 301
08:30 •
Computer Games and Social Time of Families: A Sociological Perspective
08:30 •
Digital childhood in the global south: Researching children engagement with media in Colombia.
08:30 •
Children’s use of mobile devices-- literacy-- smartphone addiction and parental mediation in Taiwan
08:30 •
Youthful audiences
08:30 •
Picking-up-- partitioning-- passing-back-- and publicising: Competing patterns of family mediation in young children’s use of mobile touchscreen media
14:00 •
Entre el interés público y el interés del público: audiencia-- análitica web y criterios de noticiabilidad en cuatro redacciones europeas-
14:00 •
Proceso de medición de audiencia de la prensa a través de la interactividad de facebook
14:00 •
Jóvenes-- tic y convivencia
16:00 •
Articulating Fear: Politics, morality and illegal fans of cult conspiracy drama Utopia
16:00 •
Renarrativising Fear: Transnational audiences and documentary engagement with The Act of Killing and The Look of Silence
16:00 •
Stranger Things: Audience engagement with narrative, memory and trauma in popular drama
16:00 •
Panel: Audiences in Context: A Dynamics of Fear in Contemporary Culture
16:00 •
Syrian Refugee Children, Screen-Media and the Political Economy of Fear
16:00 •
The Securitization of Islam in Britain and the politics of fear.
Sala 301 B
08:30 •
Digital inequality: who increase their capital on the Web? Differentiated uses of capital-enhancing activities among Chilean Young adults
08:30 •
Public media's role in regenerating nationalism with migrants: A case study of Korean television program-- My Neighbor Charles
08:30 •
I write what we like: A textual analysis of Fallist microblogging
08:30 •
Imagen y criminalización del pueblo mapuche en noticias de la sección -conflicto mapuche” de emol (trabajo en proceso)
08:30 •
Constructing the Dragon: Media Discourse on China and Relations of Power in Italian National Dailies-- 1994-2013
14:00 •
Tweeting Security: Security Discourse on Twitter During The Third US Presidential Debate of 2016
14:00 •
Who speaks of the crisis? The sources in print journalism about the economic crisis in Brazil
14:00 •
Concepción teórico-metodológica del proyecto de investigación re-estructuración del sistema mediático cubano entre los años 2007 y 2017.
14:00 •
Probing Elections through Text Messages: The Affect Resonance of Creative Publics
14:00 •
Mexico politics; methodology; presidenal debates
16:00 •
Yes to Workers-- Maybe to Labor: Representations of Labor in the LA Free Press
16:00 •
Influences on South African and Chinese journalists covering China’s human rights and sustainable development record
16:00 •
Privacy at the Blurring Boundaries of Work.
16:00 •
The Haunted Dispansion: Ghost Protests and Activism in the Digital Era
Sala 302 A
08:30 •
Embodied expertise and self-care practices: How runners enact medical expertise online
08:30 •
Connecting with Killer Apps – Can Digital Health Communication Overcome Health Resistant Behaviour?
08:30 •
Tweeting the Zika virus: a social network analysis
08:30 •
Big data approaches for health communication research: predictive sentiment and network analyses in social media
14:00 •
Photoboy-- una herramienta tecnológica para la promoción y prevención de diferentes tipos de cáncer causados por el consumo de tabaco en espacios públicos digitales de la ciudad de pereira
14:00 •
Papá Oso: Comunicación y salud neonatal en el marco del valor económico y cultural de un recién nacido enfermo en el Hospital Regional de Cusco-- Perú.
14:00 •
La construcción social del vih y su tratamiento a través del uso de plataformas de facebook: Vih-- Aprendiendo a sonreír de nuevo; un estudio de caso en México.
14:00 •
La tendencia fitness en Instagram: interacciones sociales virtuales y las representaciones de salud y bienestar.
14:00 •
Adopción de innovaciones en salud y redes interpersonales.
16:00 •
Diffusion-- Convergence and Influence of Pharmaceutical Innovations: A Comparative Study on China and U.S. Patents
16:00 •
Repertoires of media criticism and praise and their connections to biocommunicability: an interview study with mental health consumers advocates and professionals
16:00 •
Disclosure of medicines: the focus of media on reverse policy and society behavior
16:00 •
Cinema at the hospital: an analysis at the University Hospital of Rio de Janeiro
Sala 303 A
08:30 •
Participation and transformation: practices and perceptions about communication and collaborative consumption
08:30 •
Participatory challenges in Public Health Communication
08:30 •
Hacking Trump: opportunity advertising as participation
14:00 •
Inclusive rural communication services. Building evidence, informing policies – rationale, design and findings of a global collaborative study
14:00 •
Multi-stakeholder engagement and policy dialogue for inclusive rural communication services: the need for evidence
14:00 •
Policy options for rural communication services: Latin American perspective.
14:00 •
Perspectives of anticipation, reflexivity, inclusion and responsiveness to study the sustainability and impact of communicative interventions – Lessons learned from a global collaborative study
16:00 •
The Black Circle : Making Video with Communities for Social Change
16:00 •
El discurso audiovisual participativo como herramienta metodológica de investigación para comunidades transmigrantes.
16:00 •
Representations of leadership and community: A visual rhetoric analysis of the Mont-Pelerin and Geneva negations on the Cyprus problem
16:00 •
Video participativo como herramienta metodólogica para el estudio de expresiones de identidad juvenil: la experiencia en un centro comunitario
16:00 •
Una comunicación para la Transformación. La experiencia de comunicación popular audiovisual en los Montes de Maria.
Sala 303 B
08:30 •
El erotismo y la pornografía. La relación entre el cuerpo, la fotografía y el sexo en la obra de Alberto Alix García.
08:30 •
El cuerpo como dispositivo discursivo en la población transfemenina
08:30 •
Sororidad, clase y sexualidad: relaciones femeninas y feministas en '14 de abril. La República' (Diagonal TV, 2011- )
08:30 •
De los susurros a los gritos: prácticas de comunicación y resistencia anti heteronormativa en bogotá
08:30 •
La invisibilidad de la narrativa lésbica
14:00 •
El Entramado de los Afectos. Indefensión y Poder en la Comprensión de la Violencia de Género
14:00 •
El discurso feminicida en las letras de canciones de la música regional mexicana: el dispositivo de la normalización mediática de la violencia de género contra las mujeres
14:00 •
El significado de la experiencia de la violencia feminicida en familiares de víctimas y sobrevivientes en el Estado de México: una mirada desde el interaccionismo simbólico-- la fenomenología y la estigmatización
16:00 •
Construyendo madres: representaciones de género y melodrama televisivo en el Perú en el siglo XXI. Estudio de tres casos
16:00 •
Las trabajadoras sexuales de Milagro (Ecuador) y su mirada crítica del discurso mediático hacia ellas
16:00 •
Imágenes de la mujer y visiones de mundo en la telenovela. Caso voltea pa` que te enamores
16:00 •
Regulación y autorregulación con perspectiva de género en México: retos y posibilidades del nuevo marco normativo
16:00 •
The discourse of new communalism in Mexico and its contribution for building a communication society Critical Analysis of Aprender a escuchar. Enseñanzas maya-tojolabales by Carlos Lenkersdorf.
Sala 304 A
08:30 •
If you ask for Kashmir, we'll rip you apart': The appropriation of Kashmiri freedom movement by Bollywood cinema
08:30 •
The “Mizrahi Pillar of Fire”- Activists’ perceptions of the role of media in a memory-driven conflict
08:30 •
Cinema and Censorship in the Construction of Indian Heritage.
08:30 •
Isn’t it metaphor or new interpretation? Korean historical film, metaphors, dialogues, and re-interpretations in the modern society: A Semiotic and discourse analysis on, ‘the Throne (2014)’, an Oedipal conflict film.
14:00 •
Zombies 'Made in Brazil': practices of representation of the undead from popular culture to the media culture
14:00 •
Not just your average cartoon - 'Mainzelmännchen' as agents of conservative TV propaganda
14:00 •
The gamification of Australian racism and anti-racist gaming.
16:00 •
Lord Buddha TV in the paradigm of Popular Culture.
16:00 •
Writing the 'wrong': women's visual protests over the surfaces of London and Mexico City
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Septimazo
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“Mentalidad televisiva”- patterns and particularities of song lyrics dedicated to television in Chile
Sala 304 B
08:30 •
Las imágenes visuales de la infancia: una construcción de identidades en manuales escolares nacionales.
08:30 •
El tratamiento digital de la imagen: un proceso cognitivo de Comunicación Visual
08:30 •
De la pantalla suprema a la pantallaesfera: narrativas transmedia, narrativas expandidas
08:30 •
El lenguaje de la política en Internet: la comunicación de gobierno por YouTube y memes ante la homogeneización del discurso público
08:30 •
¿Y eso como qué le representa?
14:00 •
'Queer Eyes': Locating The 'Gaze' In The Visual Narratives Of Queer Cinema
14:00 •
Banditism as gender issue: the romantic outcast played by woman in Latin American cultural imaginary
14:00 •
Women (and men) in the streets: Visual framing of the Women's March in U.S. newspapers
16:00 •
The Ethics of Immersion-- a discussion about ethical questions in Immersive Journalism
16:00 •
Toward Transformative Visual Ethics: New Worlds + New Ways of Seeing = New Ways of Knowing
Sala VIP III
08:30 •
Reactualización de las superheroínas y heroínas del universo DC Comics
08:30 •
Renacer en un apocalipsis zombie: el empoderamiento de género a través del caso del personaje de Carol en “The walking dead”.
08:30 •
Series locales para públicos globales: la estrategia de contenidos originales de Netflix en la trasmisión de animes en países occidentales.
14:00 •
Boundary Performance and Epistemology in the US 2016 Fake News Media Debate
14:00 •
The Media Dependence Model: Introducing a Critical Analysis of Mainstream News Media Performance on Leading Social Movements of the Digital Age
14:00 •
El periodismo local-regional en el mundo: Desde impreso a digital-de lo global a lo hyperlocal
14:00 •
Journalism and education: the news about the city
14:00 •
Re-defining the Concept of Hard and Soft News: A Factorial Survey on Journalists’ Understanding of a Popular Concept
14:00 •
How do scholars use -theory” in Journalism Studies peer-reviewed papers? The case of the European Journal of Communication.
Salón Arsenal
08:30 •
The political communication culture and the levels of transparency: Why is most important the culture that the regulation. Compare analysis of Chile and Uruguay 2010-2015
08:30 •
Between factual and fictional: -enunciation scenes” in Literature and in the Courts
08:30 •
Human Rights of Journalists in Jammu and Kashmir: A Comparative Analysis Between Journalists Working in Jammu Region and Kashmir Region.
08:30 •
Freedom of information and democracy: A comparative examination into the right to know.
14:00 •
Re-Imagining First Amendment Theory in the 21st Century: First Steps
14:00 •
Between a Neutral and Pluralist Environment: Hate Speech in the U.S. Supreme Court and the European Court of Human Rights
14:00 •
The First Amendment and Internet Hate Speech: Outdated solutions to a modern problem
14:00 •
The National Communication Council: Opportunity or Constraint for Press freedom and Freedom of Expression in Cameroon.
14:00 •
State advertising-- access to information and media pluralism in Chile: contrasting policy and practice
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Salon P. Obregón
08:30 •
Unsettling Colonial Infrastructures
08:30 •
Between Collapsing Categories and Emboldened Empire.
08:30 •
Infrastructures of Empires and its complacent discontents
08:30 •
Media Infrastructures and Right Wing Popular Movements in Colombia
08:30 •
Decolonial Infrastructures and US Empire in Decline
14:00 •
Capitalism and Media without Democracy: The unexceptional case of ‘Arab Exceptionalism’
14:00 •
The great media swindle
14:00 •
Mediatized Populisms: Illiberal Futures from the Rest of the World
14:00 •
Latin American Media (Communication) Systems: Democratic hindrance or vector?
16:00 •
Moving hegemony in the Mexican television scene?
16:00 •
Who is the Public? National Public Radio and the Ideal Latino Listener
16:00 •
Media concentration in Latin America: Towards a new scenario with digitization and convergence?
16:00 •
Transformation in Latin American Television
Secretaría General
08:30 •
Meme on the internet: the myth of the communist conspiracy in Brazil
08:30 •
New media: Transforming youth’s perception regarding voting behavior.
08:30 •
Gen Z Perception of Reality Through Virtual and Augmented Devices
08:30 •
Secondary gatekeeping in Twitter discussions on inter-ethnic conflicts: beyond ‘majority/minority’ filter bubbles?
08:30 •
Organizational communication on virtual environments: Pending reflections for the strengthening of Teleworking
14:00 •
Tool and techniques for measuring digital empowerment
14:00 •
Digital archives for overcoming the digital divide in latin america
14:00 •
Home environments and the development of online skills: A case study of Latino/Hispanic working class immigrant youths living in Austin-- Texas.
14:00 •
Power of Internet meme in contemporary political communication
14:00 •
Dailywage-- Draught-- Danger and the I-Slate : Contexts and their role in ICT for Education
14:00 •
Structural ageism in digital technologies
16:00 •
An Ethnographic Case Study of Instagram: A Picture of the Digital Divide.
16:00 •
The rise of the Digital capital and its relation with the third level of the Digital Divide
16:00 •
Media nets of communities for the national and cultural identity
16:00 •
Going beyond the Cartesian Split: Understanding the Internet of Things with Extended Mind Thesis
16:00 •
Digital Inclusion or Divide? The Case of Ghana's Health Sector
16:00 •
Resignified Journalism and the future of media organizations: sociocultural transformations on management of contents at the age of the screens
Terrace Cloister of the Animas
10:00 •
Protecting Journalism Sources in the Digital Age
15:00 •
Objects of Remembrance：A memoir of American opportunities and Viennese dreams – Chinese version
15:30 •
Estuarios entre la comunicación y el diseño
Thursday
, July 20
Barahona 4,3
08:30 •
La experiencia cinematográfica en Cartagena de Indias, Colombia (1930- 1960): memoria y espacios de exhibición comercial.
Barahona 1.1
08:30 •
The Invisible Machinery of Digital capitalism
08:30 •
From Copper Cable Capitalism to the Geopolitical Economy of the Global Internet Infrastructure
08:30 •
Rethinking Universal Service and Media Reform in Neoliberal Conjunctures
08:30 •
Iconomics: Money-- Media and the Political Economy of Literacy
08:30 •
Transforming Culture & Politics: The dynamics of digital divide and exclusionary critique in India’s communication and mediascape.
10:30 •
Mapeando la diversidad del sector musical digital en España
10:30 •
Tasas y cuotas: ¿nuevas medidas para salvaguardar la diversidad en el audiovisual digital?
10:30 •
Re-evaluating ‘Access’: Identity-- Entrepreneuring and Cultivating a Professional Scripted Screen Career in the Digital Age
10:30 •
Los efectos de las políticas lingüísticas y las políticas culturales en la génesis y el desarrollo de las industrias culturales hispanas en Estados Unidos.
10:30 •
From analogue to digital cinema cultures: questioning change in structured audience practices through an empirical comparison of Flemish youth film consumption in 2001 and 2015
14:00 •
Facebook: A Political Economy
14:00 •
The Productive Capacity of Commercial Television: An Approach for Analyzing Media Systems in Society
14:00 •
Go big or go home? Globalization of Chinese Internet Companies
14:00 •
The Growth of Domestic Search Engines and the Development of the Online Content Market
14:00 •
Learning from Ghost Ship: The Role of DIY Creative Spaces in the Cultural Industries
Barahona 1.2
08:30 •
Policies for the Expanded Audiovisual Space in Argentina. New paradigm or old problem?
08:30 •
Regulatory convergence. A comparative study of Argentina-- Brazil and Mexico media reforms
08:30 •
The Complex Terrains of Post-Legislation Media Reform in Ecuador
08:30 •
La convergencia periférica. Impacto sociocultural y nuevos modelos de negocios en el sector audiovisual de la Economía Social y Solidaria en Argentina
10:30 •
Consuming justice: Technology news and electronic waste
10:30 •
The One Dimensionality of Econometric Data and the ‘Secret’ of the Commodity: An African Case Study
10:30 •
The Tech Lobby: Tracing the Contours of New Media Elite Lobbying Power
10:30 •
An Analysis of Agencies in the Field of Taiwanese Detective Novels Production
14:00 •
Uberomics: Collective Identity and Resistance in the Gig Economy
14:00 •
Working for the Algorithm, Redux: Narratives of Sharing, Collaboration, Substitution and Replacement in the Mainstream Media
14:00 •
Facebook: A Political Economy
14:00 •
Uber Alienated: The Sharing Economy and the Fall of the Creative Class
14:00 •
Join UberPeople.Net because it’s free to be a person”: Community, promise, loathing and resistance in online, independent communities of rideshare drivers
Barahona 2.1
08:30 •
Altered States: Bipolarity, Drugs and Affect in Homeland
08:30 •
The Rise of South Asian Culture? Or Globalized Banality?
08:30 •
Dark Reflections: Black Mirror in times of Post Truth
10:30 •
A historical perspective in the cultural transformations of the Afro-Ecuadorian identity
10:30 •
The Meme as a Remix of Popular Culture: The Brazilian Context
10:30 •
DIY music career confronted by “politics”: a case study from Taiwan
10:30 •
“My poetry has no boundaries” Dialogues between Sao Paulo’s hip hop and the Brazilian musical and poetic tradition
14:00 •
Semantic cultural mapping of villages of India
14:00 •
Our love for the man-cub: The Jungle Book from within the Neo-liberal India
14:00 •
Is it a new paradigm or just alternative trend? Popular culture, new criticism, and SNS: A discourse study of controversies on pop singer’s interpretation of the original work
14:00 •
The Cinematic Roots of the South Indian Cable Industry
Barahona 2.2
08:30 •
The brazilianness notions in the anglo-saxon journalism: a discourse analysis of The New York Times coverage in the period of the World Cup FIFA 2014
08:30 •
Watching the 2016 Rio Olympics Across Multiple Screens: Mobile Media-- Social Networking and the Continuing Power of Broadcast Television
08:30 •
2019 Special Olympics World Summer Games: Cultural Coverage of Disability
08:30 •
Olympics Nationalism in China -From London to Rio-- In the Perspective of Media Policy-
08:30 •
-What a Farce!” A Netnographic Study of Video Assistant Referees at the 2016 FIFA Club World Cup
10:30 •
Chivas TV and Rights of Audiences
10:30 •
Power media-- Sports and Politicization of the game
10:30 •
The Media-Sport Nuptial: Something Old-- Something New-- Something Weird
10:30 •
Community-Oriented Communication – A New Promising Discourse in Sport Sponsoring?
14:00 •
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Barahona 2.3
08:30 •
The Social Military: researching social media practices within military spaces
08:30 •
Researching Facebook Feeds: ethical and technological issues
10:30 •
New content and production routines in the post radio era: The case study of “Yu: no te pierdas nada”
10:30 •
Análisis de los contenidos audiovisuales subidos a YouTube por Jóvenes santandereanos
10:30 •
‘Cross-innovation systems’: How to conceptualise AV-industry’s new cooperation models with healthcare, tourism and education?
10:30 •
Comparing Media Innovation in Scandinavian and US Newspapers
14:00 •
La crítica de la cobertura periodística en una revista académica española y una revista brasileña.
14:00 •
Building sustainable film and television businesses: a cross-national perspective.
14:00 •
Inside/Outside: VOD, distribution and independent film audiences.
14:00 •
Creative publics: Participatory Political Culture and the 2015 Canadian Federal Election.
Barahona 3 Auditorium
10:30 •
La Onda Rural y e-learning FAO
Barahona 4.1
08:30 •
Pobreza digital y social en México. Una aproximación socio-territorial
08:30 •
¿Acceso a Dispositivos Electrónicos Incide en el Desarrollo Comunicacional de los Niños y las Niñas, entre los 7 y los 12 Años de Buga (Valle)?
08:30 •
Diseño intercultural: apropiación-- contenidos digitales y formas de producción.
08:30 •
Digital storytelling como practica de inclusión digital en la Villa Residencial de la UFRJ.
08:30 •
La postfotografía-- un recurso diverso a través de la nueva ecología digital.
08:30 •
Las TIC como potencializador de la comunicación en las competencias docentes.
10:20 •
Old ICTs as a Precursor to Smartphone Adoption among Senior Adults? A Structural Equation Model Analysis
10:30 •
Challenges of the ‘digitally disadvantaged’: a study of digital access and readiness among Freshmen at a rural South African university
10:30 •
Top Up-- Top Down: Jamaican Mobile Telephony-- Epistemic Paratext-- and the Ontological Divide
10:30 •
Super agenda setting and social networks: a conceptual proposal
10:30 •
The roles of motivation and media engagement in second-sreen television viewing experiences
10:30 •
The evolution of the digital mobile divide in Spain and older people
14:00 •
Social Media and Dynamics of Change in Democracy: An Analysis of the Indian Elections
14:00 •
Deliberate ongoing engagement through social media : an explorative study of the dynamic political public sphere in India
14:00 •
Storytelling Via Social media-Use of social media for story research
14:00 •
Social media and Political Communication:An exploratory analysis
Barahona 4.2
08:30 •
The journalistic principles in the citizens´ discourse: a case study
08:30 •
Portuguese mechanisms of media accountability
08:30 •
El sexismo en las noticias de mujeres socialmente influyentes y el papel corrector de los códigos de autorregulación
08:30 •
Transparency as a pre-condition for ethical journalism
08:30 •
Media accountability in transition: Towards a Latin American design of accountability frames
10:30 •
Rumor 3.O. El rumor en México en la era de internet
10:30 •
Derecho al olvido en Internet
10:30 •
Measuring social media: Engagement as a rate for strategic actions
10:30 •
Ethics and Crowdfunding in Journalism
10:30 •
Limits-- ambiguity and overvaluation of the apps as a journalistic support. Critical analysis of Spanish radio stations
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Barahona 4.3
08:30 •
Does media coverage affect perception and public opinion towards a cultural mega event?
08:30 •
How videos (re) make the international: Performing Sovereignty and the case of Islamic State propaganda.
C. Caballero
08:30 •
Women of Brazilian Sertão: resistance and violence linked to the exhibition on Facebook
08:30 •
Superhero v Bystander Effect: Effects of Media Priming on Sexual Harassment Intervention
08:30 •
Public WeChat’s Female Bloggers Contend with Mainstream Ideologies: The Establishment of New Opinion Leaders Rising from Female Discourse of Power — A study of public WeChat account -Mimeng”
08:30 •
The News Media as a Moral Agent for Social Change: Domestic Violence and the Simek Case in Hungary
10:30 •
'Chinese Women’s Dream”: Time-travel Fiction and the Popular Feminism in Contemporary China
10:30 •
The feasibility of Femvertising: An exploration of the effect of femvertising on female South African consumers' brand perceptions
10:30 •
Hypersexualization and Risk in Dissenting Gender Identities: notes for the dissolution of chance
14:00 •
Individualism, loneliness and smartphone dependency among international students in China
14:00 •
Against the Revolution: Nothing. Nationalism, Globalization and Media in Cuba
14:00 •
How realistic is the ‘Chinese Dream’? Perspectives from Chinese Netizens in Weibo (Microblogs)
14:00 •
From divergence to semi-convergence: The transformation of media regulation and commercialization in China’s online video industry
C. Damas
08:30 •
Transnational Media of Saudi Arabia and Women
08:30 •
The politics of identity of (Hong) Kong girls in social media
08:30 •
Gender-- politics-- and media: Exploring identities of ‘leftover women’ in contemporary China
10:30 •
Pink Ghetto or Feminist enclave? Transforming work cultures and gender politics in documentary film production
10:30 •
Theatre and drag identity: a comparative study of gender performance traditions in Manipur and New Zealand theatre.
10:30 •
Gender and Race in the South African Film Industry: A Comparative Analysis of the Representation in South African Film Festivals-- Box Office and the SAFTA Awards.
14:00 •
Investigative journalism breaching the gender barrier in Brazilian online magazine AzMina
14:00 •
„Don’t we have other worries than gender equality!?” – Antifeminism in debates on Gender politics in online news forums
14:00 •
Women in Israeli journalism: Forwards and backwards
14:00 •
Glass Ceiling? Scrutinising gender politics and transformation in the South African newsroom
Getsemaní Auditorium
16:00 •
Closing session: Celebrating IAMCR 60th anniversary and presentation of IAMCR 2018 conference.
Pegasos 1
08:30 •
El documental web como recurso en la construcción de memoria histórica una mirada desde las prácticas y sus posibilidades
08:30 •
That's We Language: The Role of Media in Preserving the Culture and Autonomy of the Caribbean Coast of Nicaragua
08:30 •
Memory Checkpoints: Confronting Traumatic Pasts in Argentina’s Sidewalks
08:30 •
Global feminism made in China: An extended case study on the transculturation of The Vagina Monologues (2003-2016)
08:30 •
Tejedoras de Mampuján. Iniciativa de memoria sobre la desaparición forzada
10:30 •
Letting Subaltern histories speak through the Australian Living Peace Museum
10:30 •
Difusión del Derecho a la Paz en las zonas rurales del departamento del Cauca a través de radios comunitarias
10:30 •
La comunicación comunitaria para el cambio social como herramienta para descolonizar la paz: el proyecto ALTAVOCES en Colombia
14:00 •
Laccops practical workshop - Smartphone as a strategic tool for Audiovisual Production
14:00 •
Listening, Narrating and Creating: Possibilities of an Alternative Media Production to Hand down Local Cultures to the Youth
14:00 •
La muestra interdisciplinaria: Juventud, Arte y Ciencia (JAC) y su contribución hacia una nueva práctica comunicativa
14:00 •
Al click de la clica. Reconfiguración identitaria en ex pandilleros salvadoreños y la práctica de la fotografía participativa.
14:00 •
Auto-narrar(nos): identidades y saberes tecno-especializados en tiempos digitales
Pegasos 2
08:30 •
QUADRA online: el uso de Facebook de la Radio Comunitaria y nuevas prácticas de comunicación en una comunidad de Fortaleza (CE)
08:30 •
To resist the media, to exist in the media: the newspaper A Sirene
08:30 •
New territories for Brazilian journalism
08:30 •
The Restoration of Trust in Journalism: Social Media’s Radical Intervention
10:30 •
La comunicación como procesos de cambio con y desde las mujeres. La experiencia de la Red Kasesel k’op en Chiapas.
10:30 •
Voces en Rebeldía: Mujeres, radios comunitarias, movimiento social. Una mirada desde su experiencia
10:30 •
Experiencias de un grupo de madres comunitarias de Colombia que usan las Tic para consolidar un proceso de trabajo en Red.
10:30 •
El teatro como herramienta de transformación social en los procesos de inclusión y reconocimiento de mujeres vinculadas al ejercicio de la prostitución
10:30 •
Reconfiguración de la identidad de mujeres jóvenes amuzgas que estudian fuera de la comunidad y retornan con la intención de transformarla.
14:00 •
Identificación y diagnóstico de medios de comunicación alternativos digitales en población rural para la conformación de una Red de Medios Alternativos Digitales en veredas del Municipio de Bello (Antioquia - Colombia)
14:00 •
Uniminuto Radio - Soacha. Un espacio de comunicación para el desarrollo y el cambio social
14:00 •
Usos y apropiaciones de la comunicación, las tecnologías mediáticas y plataformas digitales en la protesta social de los movimientos sociales campesinos en Colombia
14:00 •
Apropiación social de las Tecnologías de la Información y la Comunicación en las emisoras comunitarias La Cometa y La Esquina Radio de Colombia
14:00 •
Radio bocinas: Encuentro, expresión y espacio público
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14:00 •
Ciudadanía a través de la comunicación visual
14:00 •
-Até Sempre 3”: periodismo alternativo-- ruinas del pasado y reformulación del presente
14:00 •
Cultura Visual y Escuela: nuevas prácticas, nuevos desafíos
14:00 •
Higienización de la guerra: reapropiación arquitectónica y espacio público en tres comunidades de resistencia civil en Colômbia
14:00 •
La fotografía como documento social, en las prácticas laborales, culturales y tradicionales en Colombia, Huila, Villa Vieja, desierto de la Tatacoa.
Sala 101
08:30 •
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10:30 •
Mental health discussion on Weibo: two case studies of suicide and depression
10:30 •
‘Vaccine Phobia’ under the Perspective of Risk Communication
10:30 •
(De)Constructing Body Image in Advertising.
10:30 •
Applying Theory-Based Practice to Improve Healthcare Provider-Roma Interactions
14:00 •
The Angelina-Jolie-effect: How German women perceive a celebrity’s medical self-disclosure
14:00 •
Is fake news our post-modern mythology? The case of the anti-vaccine movement
14:00 •
Anti-obesity public service announcements: the relationship between the perceived realism and the identification with the announcement characters.
14:00 •
Challenges of the New Media Ecology during the Ebola-crisis in 2014
Sala 103
08:30 •
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10:30 •
Grand Designs: audience engagement and modes of consumption.
10:30 •
Meeting the ‘others’: counterbalancing audiences' selective exposure in the online realm
10:30 •
Effectiveness of WhatsApp usage on collaborative fact-checking
10:30 •
Marketplace of attention on the radios stations’ Facebook pages: What types of posts do audiences -like”?
10:30 •
The individualization of China and its Positive Energy ----A study on Chinese youth and their Social Media use
14:00 •
A Critical study of New Media on Audience Dependency
14:00 •
Audiences and cultural representation: a theoretical and methodological reconnaissance of schemata-theory.
14:00 •
Doing media: Multiple perspectives as a concept for theory and research in a complex media environment
14:00 •
Considering the Meso-Level: Description of Audience Groups as Political Milieus
14:00 •
Researching audience online
Sala 201
08:30 •
Video Games-- Rhetoric and Politics: When Entertainment Meets Critical Reflection
08:30 •
'Memorless' - The Visual Framing of Refugees in Israel
08:30 •
Time and becoming in Marina Abramovic: the case of 'The Artist is Present'
08:30 •
Manufacturing the Memories of Terror and the Return of Nationalism
08:30 •
Isn' it transformed culture or new culture' North Korean defectors, TV Talk Shows, dialogues, and cultural identity: A Dialogue and discourse analysis on TV Talk Shows with North Korean defectors in South Korea
10:30 •
The performance of the image materiality
10:30 •
Identity issues and modernisms in three Brazilian short documentaries of 1959
10:30 •
Sound in Experimental Documentary and Virtual Reality: The Case of Notes on Blindness (2014)
10:30 •
Plural articulations as narrative features in musical documentaries Biopics by Martin Scorsese
10:30 •
Image Allegory-- Media Politics and Social Representation：the Documentary Production in the Internet Age
Sala 301
08:30 •
The History of American Independent Telephony: From the Struggle Over Common Carrier Regulation to Net Neutrality
08:30 •
From Pirate Communities to Free Radios: Alternative Networks and the Law
08:30 •
Alternative Internet Networks? The History and Legacy of a “Crazy Idea”
08:30 •
Internet access policy in the EU: is there room for alternative community networks?
10:30 •
Communication Policy and Technology Section Business Meeting
14:00 •
Going off(line): industry and user practices
14:00 •
Social media policy and white supremacy online
14:00 •
Consumer Autonomy-- Consumer Resistance Behavior-- and Ad Blockers in the Digital Advertising Marketplace: Emerging Policy Implications
14:00 •
Selling the Numbers on Music Piracy to Burn Down the Digital Library
Sala 301 B
08:30 •
Posverdad en 140 caracteres: análisis de las visiones sobre el Proceso de paz en Colombia.
08:30 •
The Role of Election Polls in Newsmaking in the 2014 Brazilian Presidential Elections
08:30 •
Horse Race and Issues in the US 2016 Presidential Election Campaign
08:30 •
By elimination… Negative campaigning in the 2016 Cape Verdean presidential elections
08:30 •
Between Peace and Hate: Framing the 2014 Colombian Presidential Election on Twitter
10:30 •
Strategic Political Communication in Social Media or Digital Political Labour
10:30 •
Media vs. political parties in the 2014 Presidential Elections in Brazil
10:30 •
Whiteness and the Media: How Liberalism and Vertical Integration promote Racism in the News
10:30 •
Tensiones entre medios y democracia en procesos electorales-- un recorrido por el caso Colombiano.
10:30 •
I have set the Press Free! Geometry of General Musharraf’s Gimmicks and Grammar of Pakistani National press
14:00 •
From Invisibility to Visibility： China's Government’s Media Strategies in Popular Protest
14:00 •
De lo escrito a lo divulgado: los retos de la comunicación de la política pública de gestión del riesgo de desastres en Colombia
14:00 •
Enmarcando la reforma energética mexicana: discursos de think-tanks-- partidos políticos y periódicos de la Ciudad de México.
14:00 •
De-legitimization by legitimacy: An attempt of Beijing against localism in Hong Kong
Sala 302 A
08:30 •
Medios de comunicación y participación ciudadana: la necesidad del control ciudadano democrático a través de nuevas alternativas mediáticas digitales en Colombia
08:30 •
La participación política de los jóvenes estudiantes universitarios en la esfera pública política frente al gobierno de Enrique Peña Nieto
08:30 •
Estudio de los contenidos informativos de prensa referidos al ejercicio del control ciudadano democrático sobre la gestión pública en Santa Marta
08:30 •
De la comunicación participativa en las comunas a la comunicación pública en lo gubernamental-- caso Medellín.
08:30 •
Las ciudadanías en la escuela.
10:30 •
Corporality as a dialogue possibility. Recognition and inclusion in the classroom
10:30 •
Educating ourselves with and from images
10:30 •
Teaching as a question and the dialogue of pedagogical communication.
10:30 •
Las pintadas, a slow, participative and pedagogical communication
14:00 •
Potentials of Public Engagement in Science and Technology
14:00 •
Comunicación participativa en la academia: espacio constructor de tejido social -academia-- comunidad- fortaleciendo la documentación del patrimonio cultural inmaterial y la memoria histórica
14:00 •
Participatory communication Desafíos metodológicos y retos políticos en el campo de la comunicación participativa y los derechos humanos. El caso de un bachillerato universitario en Mérida-- Yucatán-- México.
14:00 •
Políticas culturales universitarias al servicio de la democratización del espacio público: el caso de Valparaíso-- Chile
Sala 303 A
08:30 •
Teaching peace journalism: Propaganda or critical approach to war reporting?
08:30 •
Estándares de calidad de la información en el cubrimiento sobre el proceso de paz en Colombia en televisión pública y privada y en prensa escrita nacional y regional.
08:30 •
Peace Journalism for Conflict Resolution: Perceptions of the Journalism Teachers in a Conflict Area
08:30 •
El nuevo reto: hacer periodismo para la paz
08:30 •
Specialised training of journalists in the armed conflict: the colombian endeavour
10:30 •
Journalism Education in a Global Perspective
10:30 •
Journalism Education in a Global Perspective
10:30 •
Journalism Education in a Global Perspective
10:30 •
Journalism Education in a Global Perspective
10:30 •
Journalism Education in a Global Perspective
14:00 •
Professionalism and Thai journalism after the 2014 coup d’état
14:00 •
Journalisme d’investigation 2.0 : une étude sur l’évolution des relations conflictuelles avec les sources politiques suisses
14:00 •
The gatekeeper commentator: a scheduling strategy in Brazilian political journalism (A case study on the Journal of 10-- by GloboNews)
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Polarized society-- threatened democracy: Movements within the journalistic field in a broken Brazil
14:00 •
Journalistic autonomy in violent social and political contexts: Influential factors that determine professional autonomy to develop and publish news in Colombia
14:00 •
The Press in a Populist Era: The Philippine Press Freedom Movement under Rodrigo R. Duterte
Sala 303 B
08:30 •
Concept-covers and the game of updating in journalism: the piauí magazine case
08:30 •
The framing of political news sources quoted in the Chilean press: traces of source statements in journalistic narrative.
08:30 •
Estudio del discurso de la prensa escrita mexicana en la capital y el estado de Veracruz sobre el homicidio del fotoperiodista Rubén Espinosa Becerril: una perspectiva desde el ACD
08:30 •
Análisis comparativo del discurso periodístico de opinión en los diarios The New York Times y Granma en torno al proceso de acercamiento Cuba-Estados Unidos. Una lectura cruzada preliminar del primer año de deshielo (diciembre 2014- diciembre 2015).
08:30 •
La personalización en el periodismo mexicano-- un recurso para exaltar a los narcotraficantes
08:30 •
La reincidencia del acontecimiento en el discurso periodístico
10:30 •
Conversing with the Catatonic: An Analysis of Humor and Hostility-- Education and Mobilization in Last Week Tonight with John Oliver
10:30 •
The Narcosul’s Ambassadors: Possibilities and challenges for acquiring social capital through in-depth reporting
10:30 •
Me-- Myself and I: autoethnographic study of journalistic challenges of personal audio storytelling
10:30 •
Journalistic discourses on comedy and freedom of expression in Brazil: in search of a media critique committed to the otherness challenge
10:30 •
Discourses as a Mean to Make Profile Interviews Universal
10:30 •
Latin American News Storytelling Contributions to XXI Century Journalism
14:00 •
Victims of Violence against Journalism: New Profiles in the Changing World of Communications
14:00 •
Tendencias del ciberperiodismo sobre educación: Estudio de las secciones educativas de dos periódicos colombianos
14:00 •
Nuevos formatos multimedia en televisión-- prensa y radio: RTVE-- El País Colombia y National Public Radio
14:00 •
El ejercicio de la crítica al periodismo en la obra de José Saramago
14:00 •
El periodismo local-regional en el mundo: desde impreso a digital-- de lo global a lo hyperlocal
Sala 304 A
08:30 •
Mediadores en red: la participación de cuidadores en comunidades digitales para beneficio de la primera infancia
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Metodología Alharaca Lab – participación-- infancia y comunicación
08:30 •
Paraiso: Una experiencia de investigación performatica
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Imaginarios de los jóvenes acerca del posconflicto desde procesos de comunicación para el cambio social
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The Unshakable Authoritarian Narratives: Impact of Social Media Participation on Construction of Collective Memory
10:30 •
Algorithmic Culture-- Cultural Intermediation and Civil Society Participation: The impact of digital influence on new media discourse
10:30 •
Instagram archive: participatory practices in Russia
10:30 •
Digital role-playing games-- capabilities-- and the redistribution of power: Integrating Boal-- Freire and Sen
10:30 •
Social media as an autonomous participatory praxis and a social exchange process within the ethnically divided city
14:00 •
Dialogues of intolerance and anger: notes on political participation during the recent Brazilian impeachment process
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Dialogic health promotion: Toward a systemic approach to Chagas disease prevention
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El populismo y el interés del público en la era de la postverdad: el componente emocional y político en las participaciones de los magazines radiofónicos/Ordinary citizen’s emotional and political engagement in non-news radio programmes
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In search of dialogic media: deconstructing participation at the end of news commenting
14:00 •
Producer Perspectives on Audience Engagement: Building a Community for a Current Affairs Programme
Sala 304 B
08:30 •
The Role of Xinjiang New Media in International Communication
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Regional Press Framing of China-Pakistan Economic Corridor: A Case Study
08:30 •
Rethinking the Discourse of Globalization: Value Reconstruction
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Beyond Economic Transition, Towards Information Order: Analysis of China’s One Belt One Road Strategy for Information Infrastructure
10:30 •
Exploring the Counter-narrative: Media Framing of U.S.-Russian Standoff Over the Syrian Crisis
10:30 •
Narrating Democracy: The Redefinition and Appropriation of Global Discourse in China’s Social Media
10:30 •
Transforming Discourses: Social Media and Youth in Afghanistan
10:30 •
Learning to Digitally Labor? Facebook Free Basics and the Global South
10:30 •
From Rhino Poaching to Mining: The Coverage of China’s Human Rights and Sustainability Record in South African Media
14:00 •
An analysis of the interactive relationship between international relations and world media reports about Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB)
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Motivations for using Mobile TV among Chinese college students: An integrated analysis by the expectancy theory and uses and gratifications model
14:00 •
Imaging China and the Representation of a Nation: The Changing Face of China’s Documentary in the Global Community
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The regional image of Latin America on Chinese media - A case study of News Coverage of ‘Latin America’ on People’s Daily
14:00 •
The Reshaping of the Broadcasting and Television system: A Study of the experimental development of Media Convergence in Mainland China
Sala VIP III
10:30 •
El cine caribeño como industria cultural: Una necesidad industrial y creativa
10:30 •
La Comunicación Corporativa y las Relaciones Públicas, una necesidad en los Doctorados de Comunicación
10:30 •
La formación doctoral, una necesidad
10:30 •
La narrativa de las Industrias Culturales y creativas, una necesidad investigativa
10:30 •
La investigación posgradual, una necesidad aplicada
10:30 •
Comunicación y género, una necesidad social
10:30 •
De las Industrias Culturales a las Industrias Creativas ¿Una necesidad?
14:00 •
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Salón Arsenal
10:30 •
Nuevas dinámicas de producción periodística para los medios alternativos. El testimonio como herramienta de cambio social
10:30 •
Narrative journalistics and midi activism: the news on the side of inside
10:30 •
Alternative Journalism in Brazil: which voices?
10:30 •
Medios Alternativos post-64 y Periodismo Independiente hoy
14:00 •
Digital Heterotopias as Affective Counter Spaces
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Redes de medios tecnopolíticos y comunicación alternativa. Un análisis de hiperenlaces sobre las interconexiones globales de movilizaciones locales.
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Theorising dependency relations in small media
14:00 •
Ciberciudadanía ambiental y resistencia: caso explotación minera La Colosa, Tolima.
Salon P. Obregón
10:30 •
Estilos de vida-- ética y estética en los dominicales de los diarios ABC-- La Vanguardia y El País (1974-1999)
10:30 •
Origen y evolución de las narrativas digitales en el periodismo
10:30 •
Breve historia de la radio como medio de comunicación de la comunidad indígena en los municipios de Ixmiquilpan y Huejutla-- estado de Hidlago.
10:30 •
Ondas informativas: inicio del periodismo radial en Colombia
10:30 •
El cine en Cali a inicios del siglo XX: una diversión civilizadora
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Secretaría General
08:30 •
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Tecnologías de la comunicación e identidades trasnacionales en contextos diaspóricos
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Haiti es Aquí. Activismo, narrativas mediáticas y ciudadanía de inmigrantes haitianos en Brasil
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