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Invitation til konference: Think about IT!

Klaus Bruhn Jensen — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 12:45:47 +0000

Invitation til konference: Think about IT!

Det er os en glæde at invitere dig til konference om it og humaniora.

Institut for Medier, Erkendelse og Formidling vil sammen med Katalyst og Center for IT Innovation på Københavns Universitet åbne de historiske universitetsdøre for interessenter og samarbejdspartnere fra erhvervsliv og offentlige organisationer samt for undervisere, formidlere, studerende og forskere.

Vi giver overblik, udblik og fremblik og udforsker:
*Hvordan humaniora har taget it til sig
*Hvad der er humanioras skjulte innovationspotentialer
*Hvad de internationale erfaringer siger
*Hvad det danske erhvervsliv efterspørger

Det sker fredag den 13. november kl. 9.30 – 16.00
på Københavns Universitet, Bispetorvet 1 – 3, København K
Lokale 214 (overfor indgang til Vor Frue Kirke)

Læs mere på http://citi.ku.dk/arrangementer/thinkaboutit/

Tilmelding senest den 20. oktober til Rikke Lauth lauth@citi.ku.dk. Deltagelse er gratis.

Kom og få svar på, om it og humaniora er et ægteskab der bygger på fornuft, passion eller intelligens.

Du er velkommen til at sende invitationen videre til venner og kolleger.

Tænk over det!

Klaus Bruhn Jensen, Professor, Det Humanistiske Fakultet, Københavns Universitet
Trine Middelbo, Leder, Katalyst, Københavns Universitet
Finn Kensing, Direktør, Center for IT Innovation, Københavns Universitet

Amerikansk journalistik i forandring

Jacob Lyng Wieland — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 17:38:48 +0000

Tre gæsteforelæsninger ved professor Kevin Barnhurst.

Lokale 5.2.49a, Københavns Universitet Amager
Njalsgade 80, 2300 København S

Fri adgang – Yderligere information:
http://medialisering.media.ku.dk/kevin_barnhurst_lectures/

Fra Stig Hjarvard, Professor, Ph.D.

Invitation til seminarrække om Consumerism and Risk Society

Jacob Lyng Wieland — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 22:05:49 +0000

Som led i CoMundus programmets Scholar visit-ordning, opholder Professor Steve Kline, SFU, Vancouver, sig på CBIT i april måned. Mens han er her, holder han 5 seminarer, som man kan følge samlet eller dukke op til de enkelte gange. Se seminar-manchetten nedenfor.

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Food for Thought: Consumerism, Children and Risk Society

A series of lectures by Professor Steve Kline, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver

In a series of lectures based on his forthcoming book Fast Food, Sluggish Kids (Palgrave) Prof. Stephen Kline sets out to reposition the debates about marketing to kids within the context of a risk society.

The departure for these lectures is the growing concern about the rise of child obesity rates and the multiple public and policy debates taking place about its causes and costs. This health issue is unpacked from various communication perspectives which are explored through a series of empirical studies which examine the various ways that children’s consumption patterns and lifestyle choices are culturally embedded in the mediated social communication of the global market.

Lecture 1: Wednesday 2 April, 10 am, Room 43.3.29
Science and Risk Communication: Reflexive Modernity and Food Politics.

Lecture 2: Wednesday 9 April, 10 am, Room 42.2.08
News and Public Discourse: Children, Markets and Moral Panic

Lecture 3: Friday 11 April, 11 am, Room 42.2.08
Branding and Public Relations: Junk Food and Corporate Responsibility

Lecture 4: Wednesday 16 April, 11 am, Room 42.3.37
Child Consumers and Audience Reception: Consumer Literacy and Brand Affect

Lecture 5: Wednesday 23 April, 10 am, Room 42.2.08
Socialization and Family Negotiation : Discretionary Consumption and Lifestyle Risks

Organizer: Professor Kim Schrøder, RUC 43.3, kimsc@ruc.dk

Web_site Histories – Theories, Methods, Analysis

Jacob Lyng Wieland — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 16:43:28 +0000

A one-day conference organized by The Centre for Internet Research, University of Aarhus, Denmark.
Organizers Niels Brügger and Vidar Falkenberg. The conference takes place October 14th 2008

Confirmed keynote speakers are Kirsten A. Foot from the University of Washington and Steven Schneider from SUNY Institute of Technology in New York.

The conference is associated the AoIR 9.0 conference “Rethinking Communities, Rethinking Place” in Copenhagen (http://conferences.aoir.org)

Important dates
April 15th 2008 – Deadline for abstract submissions
May 15th 2008 – Authors notified of accepted abstracts
August 31st 2008 – Full paper deadline
October 14th 2008 – Conference

Download PDF: Web_site Histories – Theories, Methods, Analysis

Richard Kilborn gæster Københavns Universitet

Jacob Lyng Wieland — Sun, 09 Dec 2007 17:44:01 +0000

Guest lecture
Tuesday, December 11, 12-14
Room 16.1.20, KUA, Njalsgade 80

Richard Kilborn, Senior Lecturer, University of Stirling, UK
http://www-fms.stir.ac.uk/staff-film-media/r.w.kilborn.html

British documentary futures: formatting the real
This lecture/presentation take a critical look at the current state
of factual/documentary TV programming in the UK and consider possible
future developments. Central issues will include the following: What
impact are changes in the ecology of broadcasting having on the form,
style and content of factual/documentary programmes? What role has
‘generic hybridization’ played in these developments? How much longer
can the Reality TV wave continue?

Richard Kilborn is senior lecturer in the Department of Film and
Media Studies at the University of Stirling. Major book publications
include: Television Soaps (1992), Confronting Reality (1997) and
Staging the Real ( 2003). He also writes on a regular basis for DOX
(International Documentary Magazine)