Das Thema der diesjährigen International Assosiation of Communication ist "Reclaiming Authenticity in Communication". Die Konferenz lädt Kommunikationswissenschaftler:innen dazu ein, zu untersuchen, wie Authentizität in öffentlichen Diskursen und in der Populärkultur auf der ganzen Welt eher zu einer Variablen als zu einer Konstante geworden ist, und welche relationalen, sozialen, politischen und kulturellen Auswirkungen dies hat.
Auch einige Mitglieder des ZeMKIs reisen zu der Tagung nach Toronto und nehmen mit ihrer Forschung und diversen Vorträgen an dem internationalen Diskurs und Austausch teil.
Hier eine Zusammenfassung der Beiträge des ZeMKIs (die meisen Vorträge sind in kooperation mit Wissenschaftler:innen anderer Institute entstanden um die follständige Liste der Vortragenden zu sehen ist Hier das Programm der ICA):
Mittwoch 24. 05.
Vertr. Prof. Dr. Christian Schwarzenegger: “Alternative authenticity?“ How users of alternative media negotiate authenticity
Donnerstag 25. 05
Vertr. Prof. Dr. Christian Schwarzenegger: Avoid, resist, turn elsewhere: Alternative media use as a form of news avoidance and media resistance
Vertr. Prof. Dr. Christian Schwarzenegger: “Find me on Mastodon!” – The politics, aesthetics, and genre of (not) disconnecting from Twitter.
Freitag 26. 05
Panel: "Activism, Communication and Social Justice" moderiert von Vertr. Prof. Dr. Christian Schwarzenegger
Dr. Philip Sinner: Authentic Organizational Communication in Challenging Times: Long-Term Communicative Practices of Grassroots Sports Clubs in Germany and Austria
Prof. Dr. Christian Katzenbach, Dr. Dennis Redeker und Selim Basoglu: Finally Opening Up? The Evolution of Transparency Reporting Practices of Social Media Platforms
Verena Honkomp-Wilkens, Prof. Dr. Karsten Wolf: Is There a Gendered Response to YouTube Tutorials? Self-Representation and Commenting Behavior around Extracurricular Educational Content
Prof. Dr. Andreas Hepp: From Human-Machine Interaction to Communicative AI: The Automation of Communication 83 as an Object of Media and Communication Research
Prof. Dr. Christian Katzenbach, Prof. Dr. Cornelius Puschmann: From Human-Machine Interaction to Communicative AI: The Automation of Communication 83 as an Object of Media and Communication Research
Vertr. Prof. Dr. Christian Schwarzenegger, Dr. Erik Koenen: Crossing Temporal and Cultural Boundaries of Digital Communication Research: Communication History as a Critical Intervention
Samstag 27.05
Anne Schmitz: “Technically Speaking We Are Ready: Now We Are Waiting for the Newsroom to Move”: A Media Ethnography on the Development Processes around Journalistic Software Tools
Prof. Dr. Andreas Hepp, Hendrik Kühn: Projections, Products, Protoyping, Projects: The “4 Pros” of Pioneer Journalism
Prof. Dr Stephanie Geise: Catch Me If You Can: How Episodic and Thematic Multimodal News Frames Shape Policy Support by Stimulating Visual Attention and Responsibility Attributions
Prof. Dr. Christian Katzenbach, Vanessa Richter, Dr. Daria Dergacheva: Public Imaginaries of Technologies: Conceptual Framework and Empirical Illustrations
Dr. Jens Pohlmann: The Threat of “Overblocking” Due to Platform Regulation: Insights from the Discourse about the German Network Enforcement Act on IT-Blogs and in Nationwide Newspapers
Dr. Philip Sinner: Club-Owned Media and Authentic Communication in Professional Sports: A Challenge for Clubs, Fans, and Followers of German Bundesliga and 2nd Bundesliga
Patrick Zerrer und Prof. Dr. Cornelius Puschmann: Tool-Demo: Can I Record Your Keywords? Mobile Keyword Tracking as a Data Source in Communication Research
Sonntag 28.05
Hannah-Marie Büttner: Among Anti-Vaxxers, Esoterics and Right-Wing Radicals: Anti-Covid Communities’ Social Media Activism on Telegram
Prof. Dr. Andreas Hepp: Experimenting with the Future: The Life Cycle of Pioneer Communities
Panel: "Climate Activism and Protest der Activism, Communication and Social Justice Interest Group" moderiert von Vertr. Prof. Dr. Christian Schwarzenegger
Dr. Philip Sinner: Ban Hate: Actor Constellation and Communicative Practices of the No Hate Speech Committee in Austria from a Figuration-Theoretical Perspective
Panel: Communication and Technology moderiert von Prof. Dr. Andreas Hepp
Montag 29.05
Panel: Visual Communication Studies moderiert von Prof. Dr. Stephanie Geise
Vertr. Prof. Dr. Christian Schwarzenegger: Disconnecting for Sustainability: Soft Activism Shaping Digitization and Datafication in a More Sustainable Way
Prof. Dr. Cornelius Puschmann: Hate Speech, Incivility and Related Concepts of Disrespectful Language on the Internet: A Scoping Review
