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ZeMKI Forschungskolloquium
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Aktuelle Vorträge
Gaia Amadodri (Catholic University of Milan, Italy): "Hybrid methods to materialise data relations in the domestic context"
Seda Nur Çinar (Istanbul University, Turkey): "The role of the media usage in the cultural and social integration of 2. and 3. generation Turkish migrants living in Germany"
Prof. Dr. Simone Natale (University of Turin, Italy): "The banality of deception: Rethinking the relationship between deception and media in the age of fake news and disinformation"
Prof. Dr. Helen Manchester (University of Bristol, UK): "Co-designing Sociodigital Ageing Futures"
Dr. Artem Zakharchenko (Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Ukraine): "Is it possible to make a peace agreement with Sauron? Offensive and defensive strategic narratives in Ukraine during the war with Russia"
SoSe 22
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Dr. Felix Zimmermann (Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung, Bonn): " Vergangenheitsatmosphären als Phänomen einer erlebnisorientierten Geschichtskultur: Annäherungen über die geschichtswissenschaftlichen Game Studies"
Prof. Dr. Chankyung Pak (Kyungpook National University, South Korea): "Biases in Digital Trace Data and Statistical Correction: Sample Selection and Measurement Error Models"
Prof. Dr. Gregory Grieve (Greensboro, USA): "Actual and Ludic Fascisms: Comparing the Play of Evil in the Videogame Wolfenstein to the QAnon Community"
Prof. Dr. Fernando Luiz Nobre Cavalcante (Fortaleza, Brazil): "Research in WhatsApp groups: public opinion and the frames of relevance"
Prof. Dr. Michelle Stack (Vancouver, Canada): "Statements of Solidarity within Contexts of Mediatization and University Rankings"
WiSe 2021/22
"Interview as Method in Human-Machine Communication Research: Identifying and Addressing Challenges in Conversations about AI Technologies" - Prof. Dr. Andrea L. Guzman
"Good time, information, and entertainment. About media consumption practices in a Latin American metropolis" - Prof. Dr. Mariano Dagatti
"Destruction of Journalism as an Institution in Turkey" - Dr. Ozan Aşık
"Who is Afraid of Fake News? The message, the medium, and the audience - Covid-19 as a case study" - Prof. Dr. Hillel Nossek
"Problems in protections for the working data subject" - Prof. Dr. Phoebe Moore
"Assessing Europeanization on social media: a new approach" - Dr. Anamaria Dutceac Segesten
SoSe 2021
"Digital Platforms in the Realm of Culture: the Case of Music Streaming Services" - Prof. Dr. David Hesmondhalgh
"The Digital Disconnect" - Prof. Dr. Ellen Helsper
"The Digital Divide"- Prof. Dr. Jan van Dijk
"Audiovisuelle Kulturen und kommunikative Aneignungen von Geschichtsbildern - Kerstin Radde Antweiler, Winfried Pauleit, Leif Kramp, Ramses Greiner, Delia González de Reufels, Stefanie Averbeck-Lietz
WiSe 2020/21
„Data journeys: Considering a conceptual and methodological tool for studying organisational data practices” - Dr. Juliane Jarke & Irina Zakharova
"Einführung in die Verwendung von MeSort und MeTag in der qualitativen digitalen Forschung"- Prof. Dr. Andreas Hepp, Alessandro Belli, Florian Hohmann
"Der Diskurs zum Netzwerkdurchsetzungsgesetz auf deutschen IT-Blogs und in den Printmedien"- Dr. Jens. Pohlmann
"Die Einstellung ist die Einstellung: Audiovisuelle Erinnerungskultur und innovative audiovisuelle Publikationen" - Dr. Rasmus Greiner
useNews: Ein offener Datensatz für die vergleichende quantitative Nachrichtennutzungsforschung - Prof. Dr. Cornelius Puschmann
SoSe 2020
“Yes I Can…? Meta-analysis Findings on Patterns of Political Participation and Political Efficacy in the Digital Era” - Jennifer Oser
“Auditing the Algorithms with Donated Data: Methods for Poor Scientists?” - Chankyung Pak
“Pandemics, Public Intellectuals, Academic Freedom and Mediatization” - Michelle Stack
„Disagreement in Facebook comments and news engagement: A mixed methods study“ - Anamaria Dutceac Segesten
“From the first pandemic of the datafied society” - Stefania Milan
WiSe 2019/20
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„Filmwissenschaft im verteilten Archiv“ - Vrääth Oehner
“Reclaiming patient narratives in the age of data: subjectivity and identity in the datafied clinic” - Usha Raman
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“Hate Speech, Free Speech, and the NetzDG – Analyzing the Discourse on IT-Blogs” - Jens Pohlmann
“Media, Civil Society and the Commons: Resources of Hope and Resistance” - Natalie Fenton
“To Drop, To Shoot, To Scroll: Aerial Media Logics and the Colonization of the Sky” - Ghislain Thibault
„The Performance of Power and Citizenship: David Cameron Meets the People“ - Peter Lunt
“Sonification as a Tool for Public Engagement: Sound as an Essential Component of Data-Driven Storytelling” - Samuel Van Ransbeeck
“Machines of deception: Social life after the Turing Test” - Simone Natale
SoSe 2019
Devaluing the news: How people learn about current affairs in a world of information plenty - Pablo Boczkowski
Exploring personal media use and implications for the economy and politics: A comparison between the UK and Germany - Sophie Knowles
Audience discourses of the ‘refugee crisis’: Mediated hospitality beyond media representations - Maria Kyriakidou
Die Bedeutung der Telegraphie für die Entstehung transkultureller journalistischer Praktiken im 19. Jahrhundert - Lisa Bolz
Normalising the datafied society: Digital citizenship and media coverage of surveillance after the Snowden revelations - Karin Wahl-Joergensen
WiSe 2018/19
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Inaugural Lecture - Yannis Theocharis
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Counting on Data: The making and unmaking of transparent beef supply chains in the Amazon - Raoni Rajao with Juliane Jarke
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The Multiple More- Than-Human Futures of Living with Media and Technology - Laura Forlano
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Infotaining the imagined audience. How journalists recontextualize political miscommunication - Tom Van Hout
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Benign dataveillance — the new kind of democracy? Examining the emerging datafied governance systems in India and China - Payal Arora
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Value and Datafication: Cultural Production and Consumption in a Digital Media Landscape - Göran Bolin
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Public Diplomacy as Political Communication - Beata Ociepka
SoSe 2018
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Transnationale Kommunikationsgeschichte des Völkerbundes in der Zwischenkriegszeit (1920-1938) - Erik Koenen, Arne Lorenz Gellrich, Stefanie Averbeck-Lietz
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Hacker States: Four Arguments Why State Hacking is Bad - Adam Fish
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Toward an intersectional political economy of alternative media resources - Sandra Jeppesen
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Doing digital team ethnography to study later life and social media practices - Roser Beneito-Montagut
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Audiovisuelle Histosphären: Erfahrung und Reflexion lateinamerikanischer Zeitgeschichte im fiktionalen Film - Rasmus Greiner
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Paulo Emílio Salles Gomes’ network and transatlantic cultural circulation in film history - Ricaro Gaulia Borrmann
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Lernen in einer digitalen Welt – schulbezogene Mediennutzung von Schülerinnen und Schülern in Bremen - Karsten D. Wolf
WiSe 2017/18
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Historicity’, Memory Technologies, and the Mediation of Time and Space - Paige Gibson
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Wissenschaft im digitalen Wandel - Martina Franzen
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Undocumented Storytellers: Myth, Narrative, and Evidence in the Immigrant Rights Movement - Sarah C. Bishop
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Temporal platformed interventions in the digital everyday - Tim Highfield
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The mediatization of the environment - Patrick McCurdy
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Can social media facilitate a European Public Sphere? - Max Hänska
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Das metrische Wir. Über die Quantifzierung des Sozialen - Steffen Mau
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