Program for Monday, September 4th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4TH: TALK VIEW

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09:00-11:00 Registration & tea/coffee

11:00-11:15 Welcome Address

11:15-12:00 Keynote 1: Professor Annette Hill 'Platform Imaginaries'

12:00-13:00 LUNCH

12:00-13:00 FILM SCREENING: RACING THE KING TIDE – An immersive documentary

13:00-13:15

Connecting Policies and Problems: A Framework for Gender Equity Analysis in the Screen Industry

Doris Ruth Eikhof, Kevin Guyan, Amanda Coles

13:15-13:30

Obstacles and Opportunities for Women in Journalism: A Scottish case study

Fiona McKay, Meryl Kenny

13:30-13:45

'A better future': People power and collective action spaces in global pioneer journalism

Bissie Anderson

13:45-14:00

Industry Voices

Beth Johnson

13:00-13:15

Chinese young people and a ‘structure of feeling’: an exploration of the internet meme of ‘lying

Yadi Cao

13:15-13:30

Overcoming neoliberal postfeminist sensibilities: An untapped potential for gender activism in a feminised public relations occupation in

Alenka Jelen

13:30-13:45

MEDIA AND MORALITY IN AN ERA OF PARTICIPATION: FROM WITNESSING TO COMPLICITY

Benjamin Litherland

13:00-13:15

Cosy Games, Agency, and Pandemic Play

Bettina Bodi

13:15-13:30

The Impact of Digital Messaging on Waste Management and Plastic Pollution in Low-income Coastal Communities in

Nieke Monika Kulsum

13:00-13:15

Self-shooting and Multiskilling: Challenges of occupational convergence in factual television

Anna Zoellner

13:15-13:30

Gaps and mismatches: Understanding the creative skills challenge in UK regions

James Davies, Matthew Lyons

13:30-13:45

The great divide between acts of journalistic discovery and acts of metric confirmation in digital news

Sherine Conyers

13:00-13:15

Contending with media safety and privacy in tackling global terrorism in Africa

Justine Dyikuk

13:15-13:30

Investigating the Impact of Online Harms Experienced by Sports Journalists in the UK and Ireland.

Daniel Kilvington, Katie Liston, Colm Kearns

13:30-13:45

Data Ecologies: Connectivity and the Moral Limits of Open Data as Commons

Greg Singh, Anna Wilson, Hannah Hamilton

13:00-13:15

Neuro-Avantgarde

Szilvia Ruszev

13:15-13:30

"Is Female-oriented just a lie?": Analysis of slash/yaoi/danmei reading preferences

Su Li

13:00-13:15

The Climate Emergency and Future Content on UK Television: Carrot or Stick Time?

Andrew McWhirter

13:15-13:30

How to interview a river: Transcending anthropocentricity in environmental journalism

Kasun Ubayasiri, Bridget Backhaus, Samid Suliman

13:30-13:45

Making (micro)plastics news: Reflections on media storytelling, policy, and publics

Lesley Henderson

14:30-15:00 Afternoon break refreshments

15:00-15:15

Public Discourses and Children’s Voices: from Liushou Children’s Perspective to understand Labelling and Pathological

Kaidong Guo

15:15-15:30

Racing the King tide: A case study, examining the potential for immersive documentary to connect audiences with people’s lived experience to generate

Christopher Chadwick, Sarah Haynes

15:30-15:45

Narrative Content and Social Concerns: Representations of Gender, Sexuality, Mental Disability and Social Class in Korean Films and Televisions based on Social

Yi Zhang, Yiwen Wang

15:00-15:15

Repatriationscapes: margins of difficult deaths in the UK death politics

George Gumisiriza

15:15-15:30

Cellphilming the hidden: A digital counter-narrative of natural disasters

Hiroko Hara

15:00-15:15

An illiberal turn? Media, Terrorism, and “Imagined Audiences” in British Parliamentary Debates

Itoiz Rodrigo Jusue

15:15-15:30

Participatory Politics and Place: Talking Teesside & Ben Houchen

Conner Kacperski

15:30-15:45

Abusing the ‘unprotected poor’: Anti-welfare hate speech in online news debates about the UK 'cost of living

James Morrison

15:45-16:00

Towards a banal populism: the long-term normalisation of political populism in media

Michael Higgins

15:00-15:15

The Microsoft/Activision Blizzard case: Antitrust policy in the European Union and the significance for media

Maria O'Brien

15:15-15:30

Transnationalising viewing communities: British screen culture and Danish youth

Jeanette Steemers, Andrea Esser, Matthew Hilborn

15:30-15:45

‘Going global’ or ‘exiled?’ The success of Chinese SVODs’ boy’s love serials in Southeast

Pengnan Hu

15:45-16:00

Our Fish, Our Sea and 'Us': Fish, Europe and Populism in the British Press (1960-2020)

Ana Tominc

15:00-15:15

The BBC at 100: Three Modes of Discourse

Sylvia Harvey

15:15-15:30

Cultural Proximity in a world of transnational television content.

Mita Lad

15:30-15:45

The Future of TV Development

Dan Twist

15:00-15:15

Individuality versus collectivism: The urban-rural divide in intersectional Chinese digital feminist

Jinxian-Lily Wu

15:15-15:30

Shaming Women: Gender, Digital Media and the Production of Online Othering & Divisive Culture

Anneke Meyer, Katie Milestone

15:30-15:45

Neoliberal feminism and workplace mentorship: connecting policy and media discourses

Ella Fegitz

15:45-16:00

Feminist DIY in a digital age: Semiotic connections in feminist activism

Clare McKeown

15:00-15:15

Nothing Echoes Here (Hay, 2022): Grief as Lived Experience in Fiction Film

Jimmy Hay

15:15-15:30

Much Naatu about nothing? Deciphering the success of Indian film RRR in the West

Anubha Sarkar

15:30-15:45

Articulating Ecological Imaginaries: The case of Avatar: The Way of Water

Leslie Meier, Nancy Thumim

15:45-16:00

Class and Storytelling in Joanna Hogg’s The Souvenir (2019, 2021)

Diana Ortega Martín

16:30-17:00 BREAK

17:00-18:30

Panel Proposal: Safety and Sustainability in the Screen Industries

Lisa Kelly, Katherine Champion, Susan Berridge, Rebecca Harrison

17:00-18:30

Connected Futures: Feminist Methods and Practices

Zahra Khosroshahi, Yvonne Tasker, Abigail Jenkins, Maria Eugenia Ulfe

17:00-18:30

Intersectional representations of sexual violence in recent entertainment media

Ankita Mishra, Zoё Asser, Melody House

17:00-18:30

Media, Creative and Data Industries in an Ecological Crisis

Paula Serafini, Photini Vrikki, Anastasia Denisova

17:00-18:30

Rebellious Research Roundtable: how do we articulate the knowledge and/or value of the research in our

R. Hanney, A. Lulkowska, B. Harbisher, I. McDonald, A. Piotrowska, S. McKerrell

17:00-18:30

Scotland’s distinctive public sphere: a media policy roundtable

Paul Reilly, Catherine Happer

17:00-18:30

Panel: The Future - and Limits - of "Diversity" in the Cultural Industries

Anamik Saha

17:00-18:30

Unravelling local and community media.

R. Matthews, D. Harte, G. Ramos, M. Moser, D. Baines, A. Gulyas

18:00-19:00 WINE RECEPTION IN GCU ARCHIVES (Atrium)

20:30-23:00 MeCCSA Pub Quiz Revolution Bar (Renfield Street--quiz starts 9pm)