Annenberg Presentations at IAMCR 2018
We've compiled a helpful list of all presentations being given by Annenberg authors.
Photo Credit: Casey Olsen / Unsplash
Eleven Annenberg faculty, students, and postdoctoral fellows will present at the International Association for Media and Communication Research’s 2018 Conference, to be held June 20-24 in Eugene, Oregon.
The presentations are listed below, and include room location in parentheses. All events are at the University of Oregon. For the full program, visit IAMCR’s conference website.
Thursday, June 21
8:30
Audience Measurement and Economy (Fenton Hall 110)
- Emily Hund — “Institutional Logic for Individual Users: Tensions Over the Audience in Social Media’s Influence Economy”
14:00
Praised and Forgotten Personalities in the History and Practice of Media (EMU Miller 107)
- Barbie Zelizer — “Who and What Get Forgotten in the News, and At Which Cost”
Rethinking the Nation: Postcolonialism, Identity and the Media (Straub 252)
- Samantha Oliver — Chair
Diaspora Meaning-making Amidst Crisis (EMU Coquille 104)
- Samira Rajabi — “Mediating Possibility after Suffering: Meaning Making of the Micro-political through Digital Media”
Indigenous Communities and Environmental Communication (EMU Diamond Lake 119)
- Hanna E. Morris — “Mediating Global Warming as Hyperobject”
16:00
Identity in Consumer Society (Friendly Hall 214)
- Emily Hund and Lee McGuigan — “A Shoppable Life”
Friday, June 22
8:30
Memory and History (EMU Miller 107)
- Barbie Zelizer — Chair
Media Activism (Straub 254)
- N. Bülay Doğan — “Hacktivism: Rethinking Democratic Sustainability”
Social Media and Social Movements (Willamette 110)
- Elisabetta Ferrari — “Mundane Modernity: How the Hungarian Internet Tax Protests Imagined ‘the Internet’”
Social Media and Data Issues in Digital Capitalism (Mckenzie 229)
- Pawel Popiel — “Terms of Public Service: Framing Mobile Privacy Discourses”
14:00
The Wiring Under the Board: The Political Economy of Internet & Telecommunications (Mckenzie 229)
- Victor Pickard — “Confronting the New Digital Monopolies: Infrastructure for People, Not Corporations”
16:00
Public Media, Public Interest, Public Good (Straub 252)
- Samantha Oliver — “’Move the Memorial!’: Public Participation and the Development of the Canadian Victims of Communism Memorial”
Saturday, June 23
8:30
Land of the Free: Trump, Neoconservatism and Fake News (Mckenzie 221)
- Victor Pickard — Chair
10:30
Ecology, Carbon Capitalism & Consumption (Mckenzie 221)
- Zane Griffin Talley Cooper — “Rainbow Over Burundi: Mining for the Future of Data and Energy in East Africa”
Sunday, June 24
10:30
Community Media 3.0 — Workshop — Interactive Technologies for Social Change: Video Games (Willamette 110)
- Elisabetta Ferrari — Chair
14:00
Special Session: Reimagining Environmental Sustainability for the Academic Conference (Allen 221)
- Hanna E. Morris — Presenter
