Program for Tuesday, September 5th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5TH: TALK VIEW

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09:00-09:15

Digital storytelling and grassroots communities: building hope for the future

Abi Rhodes

09:15-09:30

Digital connections: Australian ethnic community broadcasting in the post-terrestrial and post-pandemic

Heather Anderson, Susan Forde, Halim Rane

09:30-09:45

Public political communication in Oman, The Role of online Forums

Sultan Al-Azri

09:00-09:15

Exploring digital access and inclusion for adults with lived experience of modern slavery

S. Yates, J. D'Arcy, R. Harris, G. Polizzi, C. Cullen, B. Andrew

09:15-09:30

How Only Some Citizens Are Socialised into Filter bubbles and Echo Chambers, and the Implications for

Scott Downham

09:30-09:45

Towards a Minimum Digital Living Standard

Yates et.al

09:45-10:00

The Digital Privacy Gap as an Urban Media Policy Challenge

Seamus Simpson, Evie Lucas

09:00-09:15

Disappearing into the map: The hiding of tragedy through war cartography

Doug Specht

09:15-09:30

Television in Conflict – Analysing the Media Coverage of the War in Ukraine

Victor Morozov

09:30-09:45

Why ethnographic research by participant observation into the work of war reporters is a good idea, and some strategies for doing more of

Richard Pendry

09:00-09:15

Imagined public engagement: a comparative analysis of governmental communication during the Covid-19 pandemic in the UK and

Yumeng Guo

09:15-09:30

‘Real Heroes Wear Masks’: An Exploratory Study of Telefantasy COVID-19 Videos

Rachel Loewen

09:30-09:45

Panic about epidemic or control measures? Changes in using Weibo in public health event from

Lixiong Chen

09:45-10:00

A containment zone or a place of surveillance? Liminal spaces on Mumsnet during COVID-19

Sarah Pedersen, Edmund Downey

09:00-09:15

Climate change, fashion media and influencers

Anastasia Denisova

09:15-09:30

Magazines vs Influencers: A generational comparison of early introductions to makeup

Nichola Strachan

09:30-09:45

The Lifecycle of a Social Media Beauty Trend: A Case Study of the Instagram body

Tokoni Uti

09:45-10:00

How communications surrounding Charismatic Actions can benefit sustainability in the Fashion

Lindsey Drylie Carey, Esteban Galán-Cubillo, Nadia Alonso-López

09:00-09:15

The Effects of Covid on the Scottish Traditional Arts

Simon McKerrell

09:15-09:30

#ScotlandsShame: Twitter, affective publics and football-related sectarianism in Scotland

Paul Reilly

09:30-09:45

Liveness, Space and Reframing Connectedness: Pandemic Lessons from Scottish Film Festivals

Rebecca Finkel, Lesley Ann Dickson

09:45-10:00

Media futures of political mobilisation – the 2014 Scottish independence referendum and beyond

Maike Dinger

09:00-09:15

The Connected Writer: Exploring the Digital Experience of Women Writers from Brazil

Flavia Pessoa Serafim

09:15-09:30

Past, present and future of women's anger: towards transforming the frame of recognition in media

Maria Jose Gamez Fuentes, Emma Gomez Nicolau, Rebeca Maseda Garcia

09:30-09:45

‘Dangerous women’ and their algorithmic powers: contemporary representations of datafied femininity in film and

Katherine Farrimond, Tanya Kant

09:45-10:00

The perfect birth: A content analysis of midwives’ posts about birth on Instagram

Anna Marsh, Vanora A Hundley, Ann Luce, Yana Richens

09:00-10:30 Open Access Roundtable

10:30-11:00 Morning Break refreshments

11:00-11:45 Keynote 2: Narinder Minhas 'TV and the contemporary industry'

11:45-13:00 Network Meeting: Climate Change

11:45-13:00 Network Meeting: Disability

11:45-13:00 Network Meeting: Local and Community Media

11:45-13:00 Network Meeting: Policy

11:45-13:00 Network Meeting: Postgraduate

11:45-13:00 Network Meeting: Practice

11:45-13:00 Network Meeting: Race, Ethnicity and Postcolonial

11:45-13:00 Network Meeting: Radio

11:45-13:00 Network Meeting: Social Movements

11:45-13:00 Network Meeting: Sound Studies

11:45-13:00 Network Meeting: Women's

11:45-13:00 LUNCH (and network meetings)

13:00-13:15

Global distribution from your living room: Exhibiting a short film during the pandemic

Cara Bamford

13:15-13:30

Cultural Politics of Legitimising Licence Fee in the Era of Streaming

Taeyoung Kim

13:00-13:15

Exploring the EndSARS Movement: Police Brutality in Nigeria through the lens Memory Studies

Silas Udenze

13:15-13:30

Game of Shipyard: Role of social media and lens-based arts and in making political change

Katarzyna Kosmala, Roman Sebastyanski, Waldemar Affelt

13:30-13:45

Countering Islamophobic hate speech on Twitter: Activist strategies

Elizabeth Poole, Eva Giraud, Ed de Quincey, John Richardson

13:45-14:00

Online Political campaigns as a form of social media movement protest– case study of the #OBIdient

Shepuya Famwang

13:00-13:15

Immersive technology, media literacy and the future

Alison Preston, Natalie Mawhinney

13:15-13:30

Nested Cinematic Reality: cinema as a connected multi-media immersive experience for the living room of the

Pavel Prokopic

13:30-13:45

Connected Futures: the role of Virtual Reality in engaging the contemporary consumer with brand

Karen Cross, Lyndsay Mesjar, Yang Jiang, Josie Steed

13:00-13:15

Networks built for life: social cohesion connections through the practice of community media

Heather Anderson, Bridget Backhaus, Charlotte Bedford

13:15-13:30

Speaking my Mind: Governing the Present, Imagining the Future on All India Radio

Anirban Mukhopadhyay

13:30-13:45

Digging Around In Public Service Radio. BBC Archaeology Broadcasts – Looking From The Past To The

Jan Lewis

13:00-13:15

The Evolution of Tim Burton’s Female Protagonist in Film and TV: Alice in Wonderland (2010), Big Eyes (2014) and Wednesday

Helena Bassil-Morozow

13:15-13:30

“I Feel Like I’m Stuck in a Weird Loop”: Rotoscoping, Time Travel and Female Subjectivity in Undone (Amazon Prime,

Sarah Lahm

13:30-13:45

DETAILS: Mining stories, meaning and emotion in film - A woman's perspective

Catriona MacInnes

13:00-13:15

The Outsider

Ray Campbell

13:15-13:30

Authenticity, habitus, and classed visibility in Chinese rural-to-urban migrant workers’ online identity

Miao Tian

13:00-13:15

Safety and Privacy in the Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPPs)

Francis Shennan

13:15-13:30

The News People of Silence: Digital Prodnewsers and Non-Professional WhatsApp News Groups in the Era of News

Jonathan Ilan

13:30-13:45

Media Education and The Devolved Post-Covid Scottish Newsroom

James Mahon

14:30-15:00 Afternoon break refreshments

15:00-16:30 AGM MeCCSA

16:30-17:00 BREAK

17:00-18:00 Film Screenings

18:30-23:00 MeCCSA Dinner and Ceilidh Dance (Radisson Blu Hotel)