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An absolute pleasure of having Kate Lacey from @SussexUni as a guest speaker for Media Histories and Futures module at @regentsuni The lecture definitely left some resonance!
This is the most exciting job offer I ever posted! Permanent position. 💯% paid. At one of the best ranked departments @uzh_ikmz, in one of the most livable cities @stadtzuerich, and on the most important topic #healthcommunication. https://t.co/mgelz6vceq
The roundtable of our symposium "Bridging Divides with Communication Research" at the Hazlerigg Council Chamber is happening now.
The central question is how to decolonise and de-westernise our curriculums, practice, research and methods.
"The future of the field of Media, Memory and History is to decolonise and de-westernise research in media history. There are too many Euro-centric approaches." says panellist Maria Rikitianskaia @muyvva
@muyvva identifies three key future directions in the field of Media, Memory and History.
1. the history of technologies
2. the transnational aspect
3. the digital turn in tools and software and their implications for researchers
Excited to be at @LboroCM today, speaking with @jamie_medhurst at @lboroCRCC. Last time I’ve been here was six years ago as a visiting PhD student hosted by @simone_natale!
📢There are only three days left to register to attend online our international symposium this Wednesday, June 14th from 2pm to 6pm. Link 👇
We are bringing together world-renowned communication scholars to discuss the most pressing challenges in research. https://t.co/UJ3dMCDO9a
1888: a gaggle of overhead wires in downtown Manhattan: telegraph, telephone, electric power. Galvanized by the blizzard, NY city officials ordered underground (into “subways”) these “nuisances.” A good example of government-led (business-opposed) innovation. @sandeepvaheesan
We are excited to announce that on June 14th, we will host an international symposium on “Bridging divides with communication research” with world-leading scholars in forward-looking and agenda-setting roundtables. Learn more about the symposium here https://t.co/qzvlN0zalM
My article on "The rise and fall of screen time" is now available open access at https://t.co/Onzb4NM02o
Published in Strasburger, V. (Ed.), Masters of Media: Controversies and Solutions. Rowman and Littlefield Education. #ScreenTime#MediaViolence#MoralPanic#DigitalParenting
I am in the process of doing PGCHE, and I need to write the assessment about the values of peer observation in HE. The most important source I feel needs to be brought there immediately is Foucault. Not sure if I will pass.
Chatbots such as #Bing chatbot or #GPT3 are not sentient, yet as I argued in my book, they can lead us to believe they are... good time to look up Deceitful Media 👇 https://t.co/AGRqKS2RrJ
In "Interrupted Conversations: Gender and Telephone Use in Mexico, 1930s–70s" @Ch_Berth explores how telephone use provoked a renegotiation of gender stereotypes and social norms in 20th century Mexico.
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Thank you @EmilianoTrere for the online guest lecture on data activism today for MA students in media and digital comms at @regentsuni. Very useful talk! We will build up on that during the module.