Per l’Italia, al seminario – oltre ai due coordinatori nazionali, Michele Sorice (CMCS – LUISS, Roma) e Fausto Colombo (OSSCOM – Università Cattolica, Milano) – hanno partecipato Emiliana De Blasio (CMCS-LUISS), Francesca Pasquali (Università di Bergamo), Piermarco Aroldi (Università Cattolica, Milano), Nicoletta Vittadini (Università Cattolica, Milano).

Tanti gli studiosi provenienti da tutta Europa; fra questi, il coordinatore europeo dell’iniziativa, Geoffrory Patriarche,e poi ancora Nico Carpentier, Peter Lunt, Sonia Livingstone, Peter Dahlgren, Gustavo Cardoso, Kim Christian Schroder solo per citarne alcuni.

L’organizzazione locale è stata curata da Cristina Ponte.

Il convegno, che si è svolto ad Amburgo, in Germania, ha visto la partecipazione di oltre ottocento delegati da tutta Europa e finanche da paesi extra-europei.

Emiliana De Blasio e Paolo Peverini

Significativa la presenza del CMCS che ha presentato due paper su ricerche appena concluse (nei settori di comunicazione politica e film studies), ha partecipato alla tavola rotonda sull’accesso alle carriere accademiche, ha coordinato il panel su audience e televisione.

Il prossimo appuntamento nel 2012 a Istanbul.

Il CMCS alla serata di Gala alla Rathaus di Amburgo

Geoffroy Patriarche presenta la COST Action "Transforming Audiences, Transforming Societies"

University of Westminster, in association with the ECREA Audience and Reception Studies Section, the Popular Communication Division of the International Communication Association (ICA), and the Audience Section of the International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR)

University of Westminster, London, UK

Sep 03 – Sep 04, 2009

Contact: e.spindler@wmin.ac.uk

Call for papers: http://www.transformingaudiences.org.uk/transforming-audiences-2-cfp.pdf

Website: http://www.transformingaudiences.org.uk

The first Transforming Audiences conference, in September 2007, featured over 100 presentations by audience researchers from around the world. Transforming Audiences 2 signals its development as Europe’s major recurring international conference for audience/user studies.

Mediated Citizenship: Political Information and Participation in Europe

ECREA Political Communication Section and Institute of Communications Studies, University of Leeds

Venue: University of Leeds, United Kingdom

Date: Sep 17 – Sep 18, 2009

Contact: k.voltmer@leeds.ac.uk

In June 2009 European citizens will elect a new European Parliament, some of them who joined the European Union only recently for the first time. 2009 will also see numerous national elections throughout Europe. The Political Communication section will take this important election year in Europe as an opportunity to revisit one of the key issues of political communication research – how democratic participation is shaped and transformed by processes of mediatisation and what consequences this has for the nature of contemporary citizenship.

Journalism Research in the Public Interest

Venue: Zürich/Winterthur, Switzerland
Date: Nov 19 – Nov 21, 2009
Contact: th.hanitzsch@ipmz.uzh.ch
The international conference Journalism Research in the Public Interest intends to provide a venue for the theoretical, critical and empirical engagement with the social relevance and applicability of journalism research in both national and international contexts.

A central goal of the conference is to address the question: what does the field of journalism research have to offer to issues of public interest and debate, and what are the key factors for a successful transfer of knowledge between journalism research and its social contexts?

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Title: “Conference Panel on Green Lifestyle TV”.
Target participants: Media and communication studies, television studies, critical theory, cultural and gender studies, anthropology and social sciences scholars

Venue: University of Brighton, UK
Date: May 29 – May 31, 2009