Program for Wednesday, September 6th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6TH: TALK VIEW

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09:00-09:15

Digital Futures for Language Learning: a digital education project to streamline and diversify foreign-language media resources and to tackle inequalities in language

Pauline Souleau, Aisling Crean

09:15-09:30

Gaelic Language News: Grassroots journalism and the democratic deficit for Gaelic speakers. Naidheachd anns a Ghàidhlig: Naidheachd bhon choimhearsnachd agus a h-easbhaidh deamocratach airson luchd na

Ben McConville, Douglas Chalmers, Jules Calvert

09:30-09:45

Dallas comes to the Isle of Harris? The changing face of Gaelic language soaps

Douglas Chalmers, Hugh O'Donnell

09:45-10:00

“I always keep my grandma in mind” and “The ordinary person in a faraway country”: Insights into News Agency Foreign Correspondents’ Imagined Audiences and their Impact on the News Product(ion

Jasmin Surm

09:00-09:15

Minority Radio in the United Kingdom: The case of Muslim radio Stations in West Yorkshire

Sultan Al-Azri, Nour Halabi

09:15-09:30

Digital malaise and scenic allure: music-making and mediation in the 'new London jazz scene'

Gummo Clare

09:30-09:45

TikTok, social media and changes in music promotion and consumption: A critical analysis of self-promoting new music through social

Iain Muego

09:45-10:00

Cultural meaning and later life: practices and infrastructures for ageing together

Mark Ball

09:00-09:15

Talking to teen girls in lockdown: the researcher as imagined audience in an ethics of online data

Michele Paule

09:15-09:30

Rebellious Research - legitimising creative freedom (and chaos) within academic research and broadening dissemination practices for wider

Agata Lulkowska

09:30-09:45

The Big Content Machine: A Tool and Accompanying Research Method for the Analysis of Large Scale Digital Media Discussion

Ben Light, Christian Clausner, Paul Hepburn, Cristina Vasilica

09:00-09:15

The Future of Soap Operas: What is Next for Serial Narratives

Ahmet Atay

09:15-09:30

Close Encounters: Korean Romantic Comedy, Digital Aesthetics, and the Future of the Urban Meet Cute

Harriet Idle

09:30-09:45

Back to the Future: Reversive Chronology in Pinter’s Adapted Screenplays

Eleanor Yule

09:45-10:00

Multiverse Narration: Hyper-Denarrativization in Post-Millennial Hollywood Cinema

Anna Batori

09:00-09:15

Citizenship of disability in the mediapolis: evolution of media representations following an ecological

Carlotta Antonelli

09:15-09:30

Screenwriters on Writing the Body: the Challenges of Representation in Contemporary British Drama

Toni Benedetti-Martin

09:30-09:45

Identifying and Analysing Stereotypes in the Representation of Physical Disabilities in Nollywood

Ngozi Marion Emmanuel

09:00-09:15

The Expropriation of Privacy and Vanishing of the Avant-Garde-Self with Self-Editing on Social Media Through the Problems of Connected Anxieties, Authenticity, and Surveillance: ‘The Envied’, ‘The Object’, and ‘The

Kardelen Gokcedag

09:15-09:30

An exploration into users’ engagement with nostalgia accounts on Instagram

Madeleine Marcella-Hood, Seáron Thornton

09:30-09:45

Who’s ‘That Girl’?: Self-monitoring and self-optimisation trends on TikTok

Josie Miller

09:00-09:15

Understanding Stand-Up Comedian Podcast Users’ Relationships with Their Favourite Hosts

Karl Turgut Maloney Yorganci

09:15-09:30

Focused listening? Evaluating practices and routines of podcast listening in everyday life: Highlighting the importance of qualitative audience studies in the future of podcast

Caroline Pringle

09:30-09:45

Filtering women identity through podcast storytelling: the case of Desert Island Discs

Sofia Theodosiadou

09:45-10:00

Immersion, remediation, and the experiential: establishing a distinct podcast identity

Paul Stevens

10:30-11:00 Morning Break refreshments

11:00-11:15

Reflections 2023: Developing A TV Foundation Review Between Industry and Academy

Matthew Floyd

11:15-11:30

Inside the Sausage Factory: Authorship and edit producing in factual entertainment TV

Angus Dixon

11:30-11:45

Where is and isn’t digital journalism studies: A meta-analysis of an emerging field

Manfred Antwi Kofi Asuman, Brian Ekdale

11:00-11:15

The Rise of Country Music Festivals in the United Kingdom

Kate Ngai

11:15-11:30

How the music industries killed ‘selling out’: autopsy of a concept

Bethany Klein

11:00-11:15

Platform schooling: GNI and FJP online trainings as the new journalism educators

Venetia Papa

11:15-11:30

The Discursive Construction of ‘News’: An Analysis of Journalism Educators’ Discourse

Helen Johnston

11:30-11:45

'Trigger warnings' in teaching in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

Karen Boyle, Melanie McCarry, Melody House

11:00-11:15

Public Interest and Engagement: An exploration of the depiction of local food in Scotland by Influencers on

Maryam Ishaq

11:15-11:30

Connections between social media and eating disorders: A qualitative Exploration of Participants on an Eating Disorder Recovery Programme

Barbara Mitra, Diana Archer, Joanne Porter, Deborah Lycett

11:30-11:45

Satirical storytelling; The Nigerian Feminist Tool on Social Media

Sijuade Yusuf

11:45-12:00

‘I like to cheer people on’: Instagram sustainability influencers and the affective communication of climate

Rachel Wood

11:00-11:15

Forced Migrations Across Space and Time: Connecting the Highland Clearances to Syrian Forced

Nour Halabi

11:15-11:30

Diasporic Worldmaking: Transatlantic Muslim Production Networks, Streaming Video and Algorithms

Julia Giese, Diwas Bisht, Aswin Punathambekar

11:00-11:15

Just Checking on the Kids: Exploring the complex issue of surveillance parenting in the digital age.

Rachel McLean, Marie Griffiths

11:15-11:30

Participatory Culture in the Scoring Society: the implications of the Chinese Social Credit System for online participation on social media in

Wen Ma

12:00-13:00 LUNCH

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

13:30-13:45

Public political deliberation in Oman, The role of the Basic Law

Sultan Al-Azri

13:45-14:00

Ode to the Chinese Communist Party: The New Wave of “Red Songs” on Chinese Media and Social Media in

Meng Ren

14:00-14:15

Discourses of Monarchy, Media and Power in the Spare Media Event

Nathalie Weidhase

14:15-14:30

To persuade or to instigate: An appraisal of party use of political adverts during the 2019 elections in

Augustine Obaje, Ache Okpanachi, Chris Attah, Mohammed Onakpa

13:30-13:45

Tech on the edge: how marginalised news providers leverage advancements in technology

Carol Arnold

13:45-14:00

When the virtual will become only an Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response: on immersive Neosomnambulism, avatar without legs, and user experience

Diana Lengua

14:00-14:15

Challenges to Immersive Journalism after the VR Hype from the Professionals’ Perspective

Kaixin Cheng, Marc Verboord

14:15-14:30

Patterns in Practice: the cultural dynamics of machine learning within arts practice

Erinma Ochu, Monika Fratczak, Itzelle Medina Perea, Jo Bates, Helen Kennedy

13:30-13:45

Game Engines: New Rules for New Tools?

Tom Livingstone

13:45-14:00

Filmmaking practice-as-research: a case study in pursuit of subtext through AI generated dialogue.

Paul Gray

14:00-14:15

Challenging Photorealism: Provoking Reality Capture through Artistic Research Practice

Florian Stephens

13:30-13:45

“The Joy of Clean”: Housework and the Rise of Digital Consumer-Citizens

Emma Casey

13:45-14:00

Co-operatives in the Creative Industries: A Collective and Connected Future for Cultural Work?

Christina Williams

14:00-14:15

A Day in the Life of a single mum’

Irida Ntalla

13:30-13:45

Desires of Disconnection: Anti-Masturbation Communities and Reclamations of “Realness”

Andy Porter

13:45-14:00

Losing Touch: (De)Materialising Eros in Contemporary Popular Fiction

Mary Harrod

14:00-14:15

Same culture, different platform: Reflecting on the limitations of social media for changing futures with sex

Lisa Garwood-Cross, Ben Light, Anna Cooper-Ryan, Cristina Vasilica

13:30-13:45

Discursive polarization and the rise of nationalist on Facebook: A case study of Portuguese party

João Carlos Correia, Rafael Mangana, Branco Di-Fátima

13:45-14:00

Emotions and Trauma in the 'Murder Capital of Europe': A New History of Glasgow's Neds and Ned Culture (circa

Gavin Brewis

14:00-14:15

“Carnism” and the culture wars: digital vegan activism under communicative capitalism

Jacob Mukherjee

15:00-15:45 Keynote 3: Professor Graham Meikle 'Deepfake Videos and Connected Futures'