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The Transformation of Newspapers and Journalism

Research seminar, October 29-30, 2009
Copenhagen University, Karen Blixens Vej, 2300 Copenhagen S
(New KUA), room 27.0.47

The research seminar is open to other researchers, students and media professionals.
Participation is free, but please register to our secretary Anne Dandanell Rønne-Nielsen: annedrn@hum.ku.dk
Deadline for registration is October 23
Programme

Thursday, October 29

Theme 1: The institution of journalism

Martin Eide, Professor, University of Bergen: Renegotiating a Social Contract
Stig Hjarvard, Professor, University of Copenhagen: The Views of the News. Newspapers as a Resource for Opinion Formation
Paschal Preston, Professor, Dublin City University: ‘Creative Destruction’? European Journalism in an Era of Crisis as well as Digitalisation

Theme 2: The texts and audiences of journalism

Kim Christian Schrøder, Professor, Roskilde University: Mapping news consumers’ navigation in the cross-media news landscape. Towards a new map of news consumption
Nete Nørgaard Kristensen, Associate Professor, University of Copenhagen: Cultural journalism in the Danish printed press – a history of decline or increasing media institutional profiling?
Unni From, Associate Professor, Aarhus University: Expectations for journalism on culture

Friday, October 30.

Theme 2 – continued

Karin Wahl-Jorgensen, Associate Professor, Cardiff University: Audiences Views on User-Generated Content: Exploring the value of news from the bottom up
Ida Willig, Associate Professor, University of Roskilde: Thinking about ‘the citizen’ but writing for ‘the consumer’: The Marketization of News Production

Theme 3: Journalism and politics

Henrik Bødker, Associate Professor, University of Aarhus: Journalism as Resources for Political and Cultural (Re)Alignments
Sigurd Allern, Professor, University of Stockholm: The power over election campaigns
Camilla Dindler, Doctoral Student, University of Copenhagen: New roles and functions among journalists and their sources in the Danish parliament?

You will find the full programme of the research seminar here:
http://aviser.mef.ku.dk/october09seminar/

The seminar is organized by the research programme “Aviser og journalistik i forandring” – see http://aviser.mef.ku.dk/front/

 

Written by Stig Hjarvard

september 29th, 2009 at 10:59 am

Posted in Ikke kategoriseret, Seminar, konferencer

SEVENTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON NETWORKED LEARNING

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To be held in Aalborg, Denmark, 3rd & 4th May 2010

NOTE: Full papers must be submitted for peer review by Friday 13th November, 2009.

See:
http://www.networkedlearningconference.org.uk/index.php/papers/key-dates-a-proposal-submission

This conference is considered a major event in the international ‘technology enhanced learning’ conference circuit, and provides a friendly, collegiate context for meeting researchers and practitioners in networked learning.

All submissions are peer reviewed, and accepted papers published in conference proceedings

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS: Etienne Wenger & Yrjo Engestrom

PRE-CONFERENCE ONLINE COMMUNITY AND ONLINE SEMINARS: please visit the conference website for further details

FULL CONFERENCE DETAILS
http://www.networkedlearningconference.org.uk/

http://www.networkedlearningconference.org.uk/index.php/community

Written by Jacob Lyng Wieland

september 23rd, 2009 at 3:28 pm

Posted in konferencer

Invitation til konference: Think about IT!

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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

Written by Klaus Bruhn Jensen

september 13th, 2009 at 1:45 pm

Posted in Forelæsninger, Fra SMID medlemmerne, konferencer

SMID reception på Nordisk Mediekonference, Karlstad

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Til orientering bliver SMIDs reception på Nordisk Mediekonference i Karlstad afholdt i forbindelse med de programsatte nationale møder fredag d. 14. august mellem kl. 16 – 17.

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Mvh

SMIDs bestyrelse.

Written by Jacob Lyng Wieland

august 11th, 2009 at 1:55 pm

Posted in fra bestyrelsen, konferencer

Climate Change and Journalism

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CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR PAPERS: Global Dialogue Conference Series

GDC09:  RESPONSIBILITY — CLIMATE CHANGE AS CHALLENGE FOR INTERCULTURAL INQUIRY ON VALUES, November 3-6, Aarhus University, DENMARK

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GDC09 is an interdisciplinary and integrated four-track conference for

researchers, journalists, educators, and business representatives.  

Climate change requires globally concerted initiatives that cannot be motivated by direct practical self-interest and economic incentives alone. The aim of this conference is to compare conceptions of ecological responsibility across cultures (and religions), and to explore the role of intercultural value studies for the development, communication, and practical implementation of new models of future-oriented and collective responsibility.

GDC09 is the first of a series of five biannual international interdisciplinary conferences presenting and promoting intercultural dialogue on values, as a means of proactive conflict mitigation and social innovation.  The conference will conclude with the bestowal of the Global Dialogue Prize  (www.globaldialogueprize.org).

We invite submissions of research contributions from the areas of philosophy, political science, psychology, anthropology, theology/ religious studies, sociology, conflict research, education, journalism and media science, management, organization, and finance theory.
Please submit abstracts (500 words) by July 15. (Please see conference webpage for submission guidelines).

Possible topics to be addressed in the JOURNALISM TRACK:  

      

• When and under what circumstances does climate change become a news item?
• What type of actors and themes can attract the attention of journalists and get climate change onto the news agenda?
• How does environmental journalism operate and how does it affect changes in individual behavior and public policy?
• Is it possible to build a global public and what role can and should local media play in this effort?
• At a time where scientists disagree amongst themselves and very few journalists have a thorough scientific understanding of the issues, how can we be sure that the information in the media is both accurate and adequate?
• What is the appropriate role of journalists when reporting on industries offering market-based solutions to climate problems?
• Can peace journalism help to prevent “climate conflicts”, i.e., social conflicts due to climate change?
• Do journalists carry increasing responsibility for intercultural communication and if so, how will it affect the goals of journalism?

 

For more information

Henrik Bødker, Aarhus University, Denmark (imvhb@hum.au.dk)

www.globaldialogueconference.org

 

 

 

 

 

Written by Boedker

juni 11th, 2009 at 3:36 pm

Posted in Seminar, konferencer

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