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TUESDAY, July 14
TUESDAY, July 14
SPECIAL SESSIONS
SECTIONS
SPECIAL SESSION 3: ECREA
SPECIAL SESSION 4: ICA
Audience - AUD
Time: 9:00-10:30
Place: DS-R510
Title: Political Populism and the Media in
Europe: Immigration as Moral Panic
Chair: Caludia Alvares
This session will reflect on the rise of populist politics in
a European context, with the May 2014 EU Parliamentary
election results officially confirming the growing
success of right-wing parties in Western European
liberal democracies. Both the global economic crisis
and immigration from regions that do not share ‘European’
Enlightenment values are confronting European
societies with very real problems, leading to a revival of
stereotypes that are inimical to multiculturalism. They
are also contributing to an increasingly securitarian political
climate dominated by public anxiety that is greatly
enhanced by the media.
Time: 16:00-17:30
Place: DS-R510
Title: Scholars as Part of the Solution:
Sustainable Communication across Higher
Education
Chair: Kevin Barnhurst
Panelists: Sara Bannerman, Richard Doherty,
Bernhard Goodwin, Sam Luna
In line with the goal of higher education to address current
critical social issues, higher education is addressing
climate change by embracing many sustainability
efforts. This panel discusses these efforts by looking
at three areas of sustainability: in universities, what
drives the adoption, including how it’s adopted and integrated,
and the outcomes; sustainability as a (promotable)
topic with a focus on the relevance, complexity,
interdisciplinarity, researcher bias, transdisciplinary
approach, and the relation to science communication
to help scholars be more sustainable in their research;
and sustainability in our associations, specifically the
greening of ICA and IAMCR, including the processes,
successes and failures.
Session 1: Tuesday, July 14, 2015
Slot Code: AUD-T1a
Time: 09:00-10:30
Room: R-R150
Title: Media audiences and connectivity
Chair: Asta Zelenkauskaite
Presentations:
Mikko Villi (University of Helsinki, Finland) & Joo-Young
Jung (International Christian University, Japan): Accessing
the audience community: A comparison of how
newspapers connect with audience communities in
Finland, Japan, and Korea.
Ifeoma Vivian Dunu & Gregory Obinna Ugbo (Nnamdi
Azikiwe University, Nigeria): Separated Household? An
Assessment of the Effects of the Social Media in Nigerian
Families Communication Pattern.
Soren Schultz Jorgensen (University of Southern Denmark,
Denmark): Old media are social too: A four dimensional
approach to study how people use general
news media to make social connections.
Susana Kaiser (University of San Francisco, USA):
Vicariously Witnessing Human Rights Abuses: Audiences’
Interactions with an Argentine Memorial Site.
Session 2: Tuesday, July 14, 2015
Slot Code: AUD-T1b
Time: 09:00-10:30
Room: A-2875
Title: Audiences and publics: engagement and indifference
Chair: Miguel Vicente
Presentations:
Miriam Stehling (University of Bremen), Maria Francesca
Murru (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Italy),
Marco Scarcelli (University of Padova, Italy) & Inés
Amaral (Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa, Portugal):
The civic value of being an audience.
Philip Savage & Kara Weiler (McMaster University,
Canada): Public Service Media in Canada: Audience
expectations and experiences of CBC local digital
experiments.
Jaume Suan & Pere Masip (University Ramon Llull,
Spain): And what if I do not want to participate? Citizens’
attitudes and motivations towards online media
participatory practices.
Efrat Daskal (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem,
Israel): My voice needs to be heard”: anti-fans in the
regulatory arena.
Session 3: Tuesday, July 14, 2015
Slot Code: AUD-T2a
Time: 14:00-15:30
Room: R-R150
Title: Young people as audiences
Chair: Toshie Takahashi
Presentations:
Regiane Ribeiro (Federal University of Paraná, Brazil):
An approach on the cultural consumption of the young
and the convergence of media.
Ingunn Hagen, Usha Sidana Nayar & Priya Nayar
(Norwegian University of Science and Technology,
Norway): Youth, media use and wellbeing: Empowerment
and its flipside.
Milena Foerster, Katharina Roser, Anna Schoeni &
Martin Roosli (University of Basel, Switzerland): Problematic
mobile phone use: Derivation of a short scale
and associations with health, behavioural and social
factors in adolescents.
Miguel Ángel Casado, Estefanía Jiménez, Maialen
Garmendia & Paula Pineda (University of the Basque
Country, Spain): Social interaction and excessive use
of Smartphone among Spanish children: a qualitative
approach.
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