Sea Hawk Hilton, Fukuoka, Japan – 9 June, 2016
Students
Joy Jenkins (University of Missouri School of Journalism)
Urban matters: The convergence and contrasts of journalistic identity, organizational identity, and community identity at a city magazine
Kim Baker (The University of Alabama)
Navigating a landscape of changing media: Constructing a roadmap to discover contributors to knowledge gaps
Niv Mor (University of Haifa, Israel)
Towards Crowdfunded Journalism
Jose Antonio Brambila (University of Leeds)
The subnational approach in media studies: Anti-press violence and journalist’s collective response at Mexico’s states
Dani Madrid Morales (City University of Hong Kong)
Is positive news, news? News values in a multinational Chinese newsroom
Lindsey Blumell (Texas Tech University)
Agenda setting of human rights in humanitarian and traditional news
Alison Leung Suk Fun (Hong Kong Baptist University)
Financial journalism professionalism – A struggling field of Hong Kong
Marco Rustemeyer (University of Muenster)
Trusting relationships between journalists and politicians
Ursula Ohliger (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Munich)
The political coverage in German tabloids in the course of time
Jonas Appelberg (Södertörn University)
Local journalism with the help from Facebook: participatory journalism in a local Swedish context
Binakuromo Ogbebor (Cardiff School of Journalism)
Media representation of the News of the World phone hacking scandal and the Leveson inquiry
Aviv Barnoy (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev)
What do journalists know?
Kim Andersen (University of Southern Denmark)
The engaging effect of exemplars
Oulai Bertrand Goué (Université de Montréal)
The fabric of a discursive object: The ethics of journalistic practices in times of war
David Cheruiyot (Karlstad University, Sweden)
Media accountability and online citizen criticism: A comparative study of Kenya and South Africa
Tim Wood (New York University)
Covering oil: The division of corporate communicative labor in news framing of the keystone pipeline
Tara-Lynn Pixley (University of California – San Diego)
Eye and I are one: (dis)Embodied vision in photojournalism’s eyewitness ideal
Guus Bartholomé (University of Amsterdam)
Towards a typology of conflict frames
Swati Maheshwari (Hong Kong Baptist University)
Production of censorship: A case study in the Indian context
Respondents
Michael Schudson – Columbia University
Jane Singer – City University of London
Helle Sjøvaag – University of Bergen
Tim Vos – Missouri School of Journalism
Matt Carlson – St. Louis University
Barbie Zelizer – University of Pennsylvania
Mike Ananny – USC Annenberg
Chris Peters – Aalborg University Copenhagen
Keren Tenenboim-Weinblatt – The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Stephanie Craft – University of Illinois
Zvi Reich – Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Stuart Allan – Cardiff University
Matthew Powers – University of Washington
Sponsors
University of British Columbia Graduate School of Journalism
Yale Information Society Project
Hong Kong Baptist University School of Communication
Karlstad University Department of Geography, Media and Communication
Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford
Nanyang Technological University
University of Minnesota School of Journalism & Mass Communication
University of Virginia Department of Media Studies
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Boston University College of Communication
Organizers
Valerie Belair-Gagnon, Raul Ferrer-Conill, Henrik Örnebring, and Matt Carlson
