Call for Papers for the Special issue of Critical Studies in Television
Arts & Humanities Research Council (AHRC) invites proposals for articles for a special issue of Critical Studies in Television:‘ Spaces of Television: Production, Site and
Arts & Humanities Research Council (AHRC) invites proposals for articles for a special issue of Critical Studies in Television:‘ Spaces of Television: Production, Site and
VIEW Journal of European Television History and Culture Vol. 3, Issue 05. Deadline for abstracts: February 1st, 2014. Deadline for full papers: 15 March, 2014.
VIEW Journal of European Television History and Culture Vol. 2, Issue 04: The Hidden Professions of Television We know little about the ‘behind the scenes’
The European Audiovisual Observatory has published a new report on the TV news market in Europe (covering 38 countries). The entire 100-page report is free
The 59th Eurovision Song Contest will take place in Copenhagen, Denmark in May 2013. The Eurovision Song Contest is the oldest continuous television program in
20-21 November 2013, Filmhuset (Stockholm, Sweden) Organizers: Ib Bondebjerg & Patrick Vonderau Department for Media Studies (IMS), Stockholm University Department of Media, Cognition and Communication,
LUCA School of Arts, Brussels, Belgium Friday January 10th 2014. Are you a graduate or doctoral student, post-doc, or young professional currently working on a project
Participation has become the key issue in popular, economic, and academic notions of New Media. The conference seeks to examine and unravel the debates of the “Participation Age”, rejecting a mere appraisal of the impact of contemporary media on participation. Instead of perpetuating euphoric visions of social “all-inclusion”, web democracy and collaboration as well as pessimistic views of exclusion, top-down hierarchy and the “digital divide”, we aim to reclaim collectivity as an effect of technological, historical and political conditions and practices.
The Second International Conference of the Women’s Film and Television History Network – UK/Ireland will take place from 10th to 12th April 2014 at The University of East Anglia, UK.
Third issue of the peer-reviewed, multi-media and open access VIEW Journal for European Television History & Culture highlights debates on how television fosters the moving borders of national memories.
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