Hilton Condado Plaza, San Juan – 21 May 2015
Students
Abit Hoxha (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Munich)
Comparative analysis of conflict news production
Toni G.L.A. van der Meer (University of Amsterdam)
Disrupting gatekeeping practices: Journalists’ source selection in times of crisis
Caitlin Petre (University of New York)
Becoming data: Web analytics, journalism, and the emotional dimensions of rationalization
Maxwell Foxman (Columbia University)
Getting into the game: Analyzing playful practices and products in digital journalism
Anne Kroon & Toni van der Meer (University of Amsterdam)
Who takes the lead? How organizational and news agendas interactions are moderated by newspaper and organizational characteristics
Raul Ferrer Conill (Karlstad University University)
The gamification of mobile news: Adapting traditional journalism to the challenges and opportunities of mobile devices
Karen McIntyre (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill)
Solutions journalism: The effects of including solution information in news stories about social problems
Jelle Boumans (University of Amsterdam)
Outsourcing the news: Applying automated content analysis to assess media’s reliance on subsidized content
Corinna Lauerer (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Munich)
Missing bricks in the ‘Chinese Wall’? How journalists negotiate their autonomy with advertising forces
Wambui Wamunyu (Daystar University)
The adoption of the World Wide Web in Kenyan journalism: A historiographical analysis of mainstream media newsrooms
Anne Kirstine Hermann (University of Southern Denmark)
Beyond newsroom ethnography: Finding field sites for deviant journalisms
Kerry Traynor (Liverpool John Moores University)
Shaping local television journalism: An ethnographic case study of a local TV station in the North of England
Swati Maheshwari (Hong Kong Baptist University)
The production of censorship: A case study of Indian journalism
Silje Kristiansen (University of Zurich)
Media depiction of risk: A phase model explaining media attention to nuclear energy risk
Celine Klemm (University of Amsterdam)
Journalistic self-perceptions of their roles in public health crises
Nina Steindl (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Munich)
Journalists’ trust in political institutions and its influence on news media content
Shangyuan Wu (Simon Fraser University)
Beyond a Western “journalism crisis” paradigm: Uncovering perceptions of journalism ideals and crisis among news workers in Singapore and Hong Kong
Christine Larson (Stanford University)
Writing the romance: New production logics in creative labor
Fangzhou Ding (Zhejiang University)
Chinese Journalists in transition: Changing perceptions and practices
Florin Serban (Hong Kong Baptist University)
Re-introducing the journalistic field: Technological convergence and public participation as transformative forces for the news television practices in Hong Kong
Yuan Zeng City University of Hong Kong)
Report the unreportable: A study on the “foreign journalistic field” in contemporary China
Michael Mirer (University of Wisconsin, Madison)
Stealing signs: The appropriation of news forms and journalistic ideologies by sports brand outlets
Respondents
Zvi Reich – Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Daniela Dimitrova – Iowa State University
Thomas Hanitzsch – Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Munich
Oscar Westlund – Gothenburg University
Matt Carlson – Saint Louis University
Michael Schudson – Columbia University
Barbie Zelizer – University of Pennsylvania
Christopher Ali – University of Virginia
James Shanahan – Boston University
Erik Albaek – University of Southern Denmark
Yariv Tsfati – University of Haifa
Joseph Man Chan – Chinese University of Hong Kong
Chris Anderson – College of Staten Island
Francis L.F. Lee – Chinese University of Hong Kong
Seth Lewis – University of Minnesota
Henrik Örnebring – Karlstad University
Sponsors
Boston University College of Communication
Hong Kong Baptist University School of Communication
Indiana University Media School
Karlstad University Department of Geography, Media and Communication
LMU Department of Communication Studies and Media Research
Stanford University Department of Communication
University of British Columbia Graduate School of Journalism
University of Missouri School of Journalism
University of Southern Denmark Centre for Journalism
Yale Law School Information Society Project
Organizers
Thomas Hanitzsch, Henrik Örnebring, Matt Carlson, Valerie Belair-Gagnon
