Program for Thursday, September 8th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8TH: TALK VIEW

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09:00-10:30

Who gets the opportunity to speak? News and current affairs production and the Australian community radio codes of

Heather Anderson, Bridget Backhaus

09:00-10:30

Techniques of Governmentality and the disciplining of "National" consciousness: Radio and Voices of Resistance in Postcolonial

Anirban Mukhopadhyay

09:00-10:30

What should we do with the listener in audio journalism?

Abigail Wincott

09:00-10:30

Listening Across Lines: Reflections on Three Adapted Digital Storytelling Projects

Abigail Gardner

09:00-10:30

Mediated Forensics and Radical Unsilencing

Patrick Smith

09:00-10:30

An Anatomy of the British War on Woke

Huw Davies, Sheena Macrae

09:00-10:30

Land of Woke and Glory?: the conceptualisation and framing of 'wokeness' in UK media and public

David Smith, Alice Butler-Warke, Lee Boag

09:00-10:30

Reclaiming Voices: Vietnamese Cultural Professionals’ experiences of digital technology as a form of empowerment and as a form of digital cultural

Emma Duester, Michal Teague

09:00-10:30

No place like home?: Exploring a homely orientation for local digital news spaces

Agnes Gulyas, Kristy Hess

09:00-10:30

Investigating Six Professional Journalistic Roles in the Kuwaiti Media System Across Four Platforms

Yasser Abuali

09:00-10:30

Hierarchy and Inequality vs Collaboration and (In)Dependence: Relationships and Power Dynamics in the Global News Production

Jasmin Surm

09:00-10:30

Self-censorship and the ethics of sports journalism

Tom Bradshaw

09:00-10:30

Anti-vaccination narratives and the media in historical contexts

Allison Cavanagh

09:00-10:30

Rewind and Record: Preserving the People's History

Nicole Emmenegger

09:00-10:30

What is there left to sell? Using Oral History to document the loss of quality in the local newspaper production

Rachel Matthews, Kris Lovell

09:00-10:30

Reframing Feminist Resilience in A League of Their Own (Prime Video, 2022)

Sarah Lahm

09:00-10:30

Speaking Out on Men's Violence Against Women

Emma Flynn, Clare McKeown, Melody House, Karen Boyle

09:00-10:30

Making Voices Heard: Sonic Perspectives on Mediated Soundscapes

Geoffrey Cox

09:00-10:30

The Filmmaker/Researcher as Silent Object: Trauma & Agency in Experimental Documentary

Regina Mosch

09:00-10:30

Voices in Dialogue: A Cross-Cultural Collaboration Between a European and an Egyptian Filmmaker

Carla Ambrosio Garcia, Dany Seif

09:00-10:30

Satellite Dreaming Revisited

Tony Dowmunt

11:00-11:45 Keynote speaker

11:45-12:45 Session 8

12:45-14:15

Menstrual Activism, Digital Technologies, and Silenced Voices: How COVID-19 revealed the limitations of digital technologies for tackling menstrual

Maria Tomlinson

12:45-14:15

A Visual Anthropology of Obesity Media.

Cathy Greenhalgh

12:45-14:15

Gender, Ethnicity, and Cosmetic Surgery: Empowering Young Thai Women through Beauty

Chalisa Chintrakarn

12:45-14:15

Social access: the role of digital media in social relations of young people with disabilities

Herminder Kaur

12:45-14:15

The upside of lockdown: (dis)ability and new forms of inclusion through digital communication during the pandemic in South

Lorenzo Dalvit

12:45-14:15

Paralympians’ gendered self-representations and the rebranding of disability on Instagram

Laura Mora, Emma Pullen, Michael Silk

12:45-14:15

How people see us: a study on how people with disabilities are represented in the media in Jordan

Zein Al-Maha Oweis

12:45-14:15

Music Fandom In The Age of #MeToo — The impact of sexual misconduct and gendered abuse allegations on fan listening

Jenessa Williams

12:45-14:15

The virtual reality rave scene : How VRChat has transformed how Generation Z experiences EDM music.

Mark Ashmore

12:45-14:15

The role of urban music for social cohesion and emotional wellbeing

Beate Peter

12:45-14:15

Speaking up for climate justice: youth revindicating their voice in FridaysForFuture-Rome’s climate

Arianna Bussoletti

12:45-14:15

Local Television and Community Responses to Climate Change

Elke Weissmann, Belinda Tyrrell, James Hickson

12:45-14:15

Mediating climate justice and food security: a comparative analysis of Mexican and British news media

Gabriela Ramirez Galindo

12:45-14:15

Climate Change and Social Capital: Silenced Voices in Media Discourses?

Maha Bashri, Sameera Ahmed

12:45-14:15

Investigating the use of gendered issue and trait stereotypes in news coverage of European feminist parties and their

Louise Luxton

12:45-14:15

Tweeting Brexit: British journalists’ boundary work and emotional labour in negotiating social media

Maja Simunjak

12:45-14:15

Discursive hinderances to youth civic activism in Czech online media

Lydie Karnikova

12:45-14:15

Silenced Voices versus Talking Walls: Encrypted Communication in Indian Universities

Rittika Dasgupta

12:45-14:15

(Radio Studies Network Panel) ReSoundings: Tuning into Archives and Community Radio

Thomas R Miller

12:45-14:15

(Radio Studies Network Panel) Sound and Prison: An active captive audience

Alison Rooke, Francisco Calafate-Faria

12:45-14:15

(Radio Studies Network Panel) Scottish Community Radio Skills Assessment Project

Aleksandar Kocic

12:45-14:15

Radio Listenership Clubs (RLCs): A grassroots strategy for expanding women’s participation in community radio. Evidence from five community radio stations in Northern

Manfred Asuman, Subeshini Moodley

12:45-14:15

Silenced Images: Representation of Queer Characters in British and US Soap Operas in 2020s

Ahmet Atay

12:45-14:15

(Re)forming collective identity through slacktivism: Chinese LGBTQ digital activism and the #IAmGay movement on

Xing Huang

12:45-14:15

Witchcraft and the Role of Female Agency in George A. Romero’s Hungry Wives

Lmk Sheppard

12:45-14:15

The one who pays the piper calls the tune - a study of the unintended consequences of donor influence on Ugandan LGBT+

Cecilia Strand, Jakob Svensson

12:45-14:15

British East and Southeast Asians in the News 2020-21: Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches to Documenting Racism and

Wing-Fai Leung

12:45-14:15

Self-efficacy and optimism as predictors of mental health experience with Covid-19 news: Do people with more positive attitudes respond more positively to pandemic news

Antje Glück, An Nguyen

12:45-14:15

Do news media serve democracy? Investigating news media’s democratic function in the UK and Germany during Covid 19 as a case

Imke Henkel

12:45-14:15

From grassroots to celebrities – professionality as a new persona in China’s celebrity culture

Shiyu Sharon Zheng, Min Xu

14:15-15:00 Keynote speaker

15:20-16:50 Session 11

17:00-18:00 Roundtable

19:30-23:00 Session

10:30-11:00 Coffee Break

11:45-12:45 Lunch Break

15:00-15:20 Coffee Break