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CORRECTION: NEW Deadline for abstracts: 16 DECEMBER, 2012.
Subject: Extension of Deadline for Abstracts: Breaking the Media Value Chain
VII International Conference on Communication and Reality, Barcelona, 13 14 June, 2013
Blanquerna School of Communication Studies, Ramon Llull University
http://cicr.blanquerna.url.edu/
NEW Deadline for abstracts: 16 December, 2012.
Please pass this message on to your department and to colleagues who may be interested in our conference.
Dear Colleague,
Please take note of the deadline extension for the submission of abstracts to your VII International Conference on Communication and Reality, entitled Breaking the Media Value Chain. For the complete Call for papers, and comprehensive information on the venue, provisional program, timelines, and travel information, please visit our event site at: http://cicr.blanquerna.url.edu/eng/default.asp
We are proud to announce our confirmed keynote speakers:
Federico Subervi, Director of the Center for the Study of Latino Media & Markets<http://www.masscomm.txstate.edu/cslmm.html> at the School of Journalism and Mass Communication, Texas State University-San Marcos; and
Joshua Benton, founder and director of the Nieman Journalism Lab<http://www.niemanlab.org/> at Harvard University<http://www.harvard.edu/>, an effort to help journalism adapt to the Internet age.
Topics of interest for the conference may be related, but not limited, to the following:
A. The business of communication
Communication business reengineering
Rethinking communication business models.
Evolution and trends of the professions and the relationships within professional communication.
Key aspects of the resilience of the media.
The new bulwarks of brands: specialization, innovation y gratification.
Web 3.0: standardization, artificial intelligence, mobile devices, global positioning and mobility, and enhanced reality.
Replicable communication projects.
Durability and functionality of the media.
Youth, alternative economy, infrastructures and renewable energy.
Co-business
Open design. New models of communication companies. New forms of viewing the media. New resources and how to use them. The importance of sources.
Space of flux (nets) and physical spaces.
Media fusion. Approaches and methods from other fields of knowledge, and economic sectors, applied to the media.
Lets Co!!!
Co-creation, co-consumption, co-activism, co-solutions, co-production, co-laboratory (co-lab).
Media Fab-labs. Media-labs. Communication research Labs.
Co-society project. Infrastructures, communities and methodology.
B. The business of communities
Bidirectionality of the relationships
New forms of relationships/interactions among individuals, with society as a whole, and organizations and governing bodies.
Multidirectional communication with the audiences.
Cultural mediation, projects connector.
Assessment, control and audits of the communication businesses. Assessment of corporate relationships in terms of connections and the exchange of skills.
Participation, proximity and new referents
Dialogic communication: trust, appreciation and satisfaction.
Stimulation and promotion of interdisciplinary collaboration. Granularity of participation.
Distributive communication web. Hubs and nodes: bloggers, etc.
Human capital and social facilitators of individual and collective action.
Media capitalism: capacity to share, collaboration and trust.
C. Business and power
Ethics
Individual online users. Subjects with rights and responsibilities: freedom of speech, pluralism, free access to information.
Communication and minors.
The ethics and practice of exerting influence.
De-universalization or privatization of human rights in the media.
Influencing and decision making
Changes in the behaviour regarding production and consumption of information and knowledge. New approaches to power, influencing, and decision making.
Journalism, opinion, and activism on the Internet.
Social movements and their mobilizing capacity.
Issues management: managing potential conflicts.
Regulation
Regulating the Internet: a global problem with mainly local implications.
Large corporations and the emergence of private gate keeping.
Issues of liberalizing the Internet in countries with democratic and autocratic forms of government.
We look forward to hearing from you and receiving your comments at [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>.
Sincerely,
Klaus Zilles Ph.D.
Joan Cuenca Ph.D.
Facultat de Ciθncies de la Comunicaciσ Blanquerna
Universitat Ramon Llull
Valldonzella, 23
08001 Barcelona
tel: (34) 93 253 3108
fax: (34) 93 253 3123
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