| Marina Villa |
Media, politics and public opinion (theory and research in France, Italy, Spain) |
| Denis McQuail |
Alternative visions or models of journalistic professionalism |
| Indrek Treufeldt |
Celebrating nation's birthday
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| Ebba Sundin |
What is news? The young media consumers’ perspectives
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| Pille Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt |
Comparing the incomparable: International comparisons workshop
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| Bart Cammaerts |
Critiques on the Participatory Potentials of the Blogosphere
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| Nico Carpentier |
Identity, contingency and rigidity: The (counter-)hegemonic constructions of the identity of the media professional
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| Peter Dahlgren |
Online Cultures and Civic Agency: Modest Hopes for Democracy
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| Bertrand Cabedoche |
'Information and communication: a specific scientific discipline in the analysis of the social role of the producers in media in
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| Hannu Nieminen |
European information society policies: critical review
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| Maren Hartmann |
Mobile media in (semi-)mobile places
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| Tobias Olsson |
WS: Qualitative Interviews
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| François Heinderyckx |
On the use of pictures, tables, graphs and slides in presenting research design and results
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| Manuel Parés i Maicas |
The political implications of the cultural diversity Convention. |
| Jens Kjeldsen |
L: Mediated publics and rhetorical fragmentation
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| Michael Bruun Andersen |
Methodological approaches to television news form.
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| Irena Reifova |
WS: Communist popular culture – ideological analysis of television serial fiction
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| Anastasia Kavada |
Participatory democracy online and offline: The case of the ‘movement for alternative globalization’
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| Beybin Kejanlioglu |
THE INTERNET USER AS PRODUCER
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| Jeffrey Wimmer |
The multiple meanings of digital games. A workshop on the theoretical as well as on the methodological challenges.
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| Richard Kilborn |
WS: Working on texts
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| Roy Langer |
Approaches to discourse analysis
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| Peeter Vihalemm |
Estonian Transitions and Conditions |
