Wednesday,18 August

NordMedia2021 18 - 20 Aug 2021 All times in CEST

Does it Offer Comfort and Wellbeing? Outcomes of Elderly Usage Wednesday, 18 August of Digital Media » Prof. Tobias Olsson, Dr. Dino Viscovi General : NM21 10:00 Mobile lives and deaths: Communication on the mediatized Conference opening frontline in Eastern Ukraine Stage - Main Stage » Dr. Roman Horbyk Chaired by: Dr. Valgerdur Johannsdottir 11:30 Oral : Div 2. Session 1 Environment, Science and Risk Communication - Session 1 Stage - Environment, Science and Risk Communication 10:15 Keynote : Keynote Chaired by: Dr. Anna Rantasila Keynote lecture Stage - Main Stage Quality of science communication: comparison of spontaneous and deliberated responses » Mr. Arko Olesk, Ms. Berit Renser

Communication mechanism and inspiration of Covid-19 in 11:30 General Chinese society By the watercooler » Dr. PENGPENG LI Stage - Main Stage Transparency and Communication during the COVID-19 Pandemic: Strategies of the Scandinavian Public Health Authorities » Prof. Øyvind Ihlen, Prof. Sine Nørholm Just, Prof. Jens Kjeldsen, Dr. Oral : Div 1. Session 1 Ragnhild Mølster, Mr. Truls Strand Offerdal, Dr. Joel Rasmussen, Prof. 11:30 Eli Skogerbø Cross-generational/life-transition audiences Stage - Audience studies 11:30 Oral : Div 3 - Sessions 1A Journalism and the pandemic A Attitudes towards Dataveillance in a Cross-Cultural and Stage - Journalism, A sessions Generational Perspective » Prof. Veronika Kalmus, Prof. Göran Bolin, Prof. Rita Figueiras Framing of the COVID-19 pandemic: case study of Norwegian broadcasting news- and debate programs » Ms. mona solvoll, Ms. Marte Høiby

Bridging audience and mediatization research through the Healthy News Dissemination: a case study of framing and perspective of life transitions distribution of scientific results on the effects of masks on the » Dr. Maja Damkjær spread of COVID-19 » Ms. Josephine Lehaff, Dr. Sander Schwartz

Continued from Wednesday, 18 August The Rückenfigur in the picture agency » Mr. Arne Langleite Racialized Spaces: Swedish Journalism and Covering COVID-19 in Stockholm 11:30 Oral : Div 5 - Session 1 » Prof. Christian Christensen, Prof. Miyase Christensen Right-wing media, hate speech, and racism Stage - Media, Globalisation and Social Change Monitoring the infection rate: What news users want from Chaired by: Dr. Jessica Gustafsson journalism in the pandemic » Dr. John Magnus Dahl, Prof. Brita Ytre-Arne Analysing Nordic hate speeches and the remedies 11:30 Oral : Div 3 - Sessions 1B » Dr. Reeta Pöyhtäri Local Journalism A Stage - Journalism, B sessions Ideological Parlances on Right-Wing Media in Britain and Finland » Ms. Salla Tuomola Centralization and Professionalization of hyperlocal online media operations » Mr. Lars Julius Halvorsen Chronotopical racism: Spatiotemporal landscapes of migration in Central Eastern European right-wing media Locked up: Local journalists and newsrooms in the centre of the » Dr. Kinga Polynczuk-Alenius, Ms. Ilana Hartikainen virus outburst in Estonia » Dr. Signe Ivask, Dr. Lenka Waschkova Cisarova 11:30 Oral : Div 6. Session 1 Media Industries - Session 1 The ethics of journalism challenged. The perspective of Finnish local news media practitioners. Stage - Media Industries » Prof. Jaana Hujanen, Mr. Mikko Grönlund, Mr. Juho Ruotsalainen, Dr. Katja Lehtisaari, Mr. Viljami Vaarala Communicative rights and the regulation of media platforms » Mr. Esa Sirkkunen 11:30 Oral : Div 4 - Session 1 News and Events The role of technology in fact-checking practices addressing Stage - Media and Communication history misinformation problems » Prof. Oscar Westlund, Dr. Valerie Belair-Gagnon, Dr. Lucas Graves, Fake news and alternative facts, living in a world of simulation Dr. Rebekah Larsen, Prof. Steen Steensen » Prof. Markus Meckl

The afterlife of social media platform Vine – How the past media SWEDEN, FINLAND AND DENMARK FILM INDUSTRIES THE is present today and what it tells about its past CHALLENGES OF NEOLIBERAL MARKET VALUES » Ms. Elina Vaahensalo, Ms. Lilli Sihvonen » Dr. Mira Moshe, Mrs. Rotem Moshe-Cohen

Continued from Wednesday, 18 August 11:30 Oral : Div 9. Session 1 Political Communication - Session 1 Stage - Political Communication 11:30 Oral : Div 7. Session 1 Chaired by: Dr. Mattias Ekman Media Literacy and Media Education - Session 1 Stage - Media Literacy and Media Education Chaired by: Dr. Mari Pienimäki Geography of discontent in a mediated landscape – Norwegian coastal protesters as case » Dr. Astrid Marie Holand Studying young children’s digital literacy in their home settings » Prof. Ulrika Sjöberg, Dr. Ebba Sundin, Dr. Helena Sandberg COVID-19 and climate activism: crises as opportunities for change? The Nordic scene for kidfluencers. Patterns and possibilities for » Dr. Julie Uldam, Dr. Tina Askanius future research and MIL-work » Dr. Michael Forsman, Dr. Maarit Jaakkola Personalising Climate Change Activism: Self-Presentation Strategies on Instagram - from DiCaprio to Thunberg Usefulness of the time Finnish children spent online using » Dr. Helle Kannik Haastrup different devices » Dr. Iiris Tuvi, Prof. Jussi Okkonen The silent voices – the media coverage of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in Norway Oral : Div 8. Session 1 11:30 » Ms. Anja Vranic, Prof. Eli Skogerbø Influencers Stage - Organization, Communication and Promotion 11:30 Panel : Div 10. Session 1 Continuity, change or crisis? Producing and circulating fiction for Promotional politics: social media influencers as ideological Danish children and young audiences in the 2020s intermediaries Stage - Television and Film Studies » Dr. Johanna Arnesson

Continuity, change or crisis? Producing and circulating fiction for Constructing the influencer-investor: Articulating ethical Danish children and young audiences in the 2020s identities through crowdfunding » Mrs. Eva Novrup Redvall, Ms. Katrine Bouschinger Christensen, Dr. » Dr. Heidi Hirsto, Ms. Cecilia Hjerppe, Dr. Ella Lillqvist Pia Majbritt Jensen, Dr. Christa Lykke Christensen, Dr. Petar Mitric

Crisis communication through social media influencers during the 11:30 Oral : Div 11. Session 1 COVID-19 pandemic Theory, Philosophy and Ethics of Communication - Session 1 » Ms. Hanna Reinikainen, Dr. Salla-Maaria Laaksonen, Dr. Essi Pöyry, Stage - Theory, philosophy and ethics of communication Prof. Vilma Luoma-aho Chaired by: Dr. Markus Ojala

Continued from Wednesday, 18 August 11:30 Oral : TWG 3 - Session 1 Covid 19 Stage - Media, Communication and Health Common sense in the era of environmental crisis: The post- Chaired by: Mrs. Anette Grønning Arendtian interpretation of Anthropocene as a media theoretical question » Ms. Mirka Muilu COVID-19 Communication for all Citizens? A Case Study of Region Uppsala’s Crisis Communication Strategies during the Pandemic » Dr. Ylva Ekström, Dr. Therese Monstad The Import of Ethical Patiency: Probing the Prospects and Limits of Distributed Agency in Media and Communication Ethics » Dr. Mats Bergman Fighting a Pandemic With Facts, Humour and Empathy: Information Films as Rhetorical Response During the COVID-19 Crisis. Artificial Intelligence is an Oxymoron » Dr. Ragnhild Mølster, Prof. Jens Kjeldsen » Prof. Jakob Svensson

The Icelandic media at the onset of a pandemic: Framing the first 11:30 Oral : TWG1 Session 1 wave of COVID-19 Representation » Dr. Sigrun Olafsdottir, Ms. Adda Gudrun Gylfadottir, Dr. Jón Gunnar Stage - Game Studies Ólafsson Chaired by: Dr. Patrick Prax Discourse strategy and cross-cultural identity politics: Discerning Playing with(out) consent: Gamer girl porn and the inclusion of how Chinese residing in Sweden perceive and portray Sweden’s women in gaming culture COVID-19 response through the study of four WeChat public » Dr. Thomas Apperley accounts » Dr. Yiming chen, Mr. Liming Liu

Incel gamers? Digital gaming and the incel phenomenon Oral : TWG 4 - Session 1 » Ms. Emilia Lounela, Dr. Mikko Merilainen 11:30 Visual Communication and Culture - Session 1 Stage - Visual Communication and Culture 11:30 Panel : TWG 2 - Session 1 Gender and the Media - Session 1 Meaning Making and Interpretation through Personal Mandalas Stage - Gender and the Media in the Context of Visual Literacy » Ms. Amna Qureshi, Dr. Melanie Sarantou, Prof. Satu Miettinen Gendered news media: the Nordics in a Global Context » Ms. Naimah Hussain, Prof. Elisabeth Eide, Dr. Maria Edström, Dr. Jonita Siivonen, Dr. Hanne Jørndrup, Prof. Birgitte Kjos Fonn, Dr. Feeling Seen: TikTok's Uncanny Ocular Powers Valgerdur Johannsdottir » Mx. Marianne Gunderson

Continued from Wednesday, 18 August “How trustworthy is this research?” Designing a Tool to Help Readers Understand Evidence and Uncertainty in Science Journalism 14:00 Panel : Div 1. Session 2 » Dr. Anders Sundnes Løvlie, Ms. Astrid Waagstein, Mr. Peter Hyldgård Media engagement -Panel discussion Stage - Audience studies Sourcing the sources in pandemic times: how a critical incident has created innovative changes in journalistic storytelling Focus group laughter and public service satire engagement – » Dr. Steffen Moestrup methodological reflections » Dr. Joanna Doona 14:00 Oral : Div 3 - Sessions 2B Local Journalism B 14:00 Oral : Div 2. Session 2 Stage - Journalism, B sessions Environment, Science and Risk Communication - Session 2 Stage - Environment, Science and Risk Communication Chaired by: Dr. Niina Uusitalo Identifying locativity in legacy journalism. A case study of three Norwegian media organisations. » Dr. Ivar John Erdal Crisis perceptions and engagement regarding climate change and COVID-19: A qualitative analysis of Norwegian citizens » Prof. Brita Ytre-Arne, Prof. Hallvard Moe Local media and moving images » Prof. Roel Puijk Sheep and rockets: Peer surveillance and affective discipline in Jodel during the Covid-19 pandemic Journalism as a means in municipal communication - Professional » Dr. Salla-Maaria Laaksonen, Dr. Anna Rantasila norms and practices in flux » Dr. Hanna Sofia Rehnberg, Dr. Maria Grafström, Mrs. Carina Tenor 14:00 Oral : Div 3 - Sessions 2A Journalism and the pandemic B 14:00 Oral : Div 4 - Session 2 Stage - Journalism, A sessions Media in politics Stage - Media and Communication history An entanglement of multiple factors in COVID-19 fake news proliferation: A fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis (fsQCA) on 30 cases in 2020 in China The Icelandic 'Women’s Day Off' i.e. the ‘women’s strike’ in Nordic media » Mr. Xudong Weng » Dr. Heidi Kurvinen, Dr. Valgerður Pálmadóttir

Self-reflexive science journalism in the news? A comparative analysis of meta-journalism during the Covid-19 pandemic Fiddlers hit the headlines – the Soviet media strategy in the West between Sweden and Norway during the Cold War » Dr. Raul Ferrer-Conill, Dr. Cornelia Brantner, Dr. Nina Springer » Dr. Simo Mikkonen

Continued from Wednesday, 18 August Analysing the Political Economy of Digital Infrastructures. An empirical framework for comparing digital communication systems across Europe “A New Nation in Space”: space infrastructure and Cold War » Dr. Signe Sophus Lai, Dr. Sofie Flensburg geopolitics » Dr. Lars Lundgren, Dr. Christine E. Evans Micro media systems » Mx. Signe Ravn-Højgaard 14:00 Oral : Div 5 - Session 2 On voices and listening The public value of local newspapers and how to address this: The case of Estonia Stage - Media, Globalisation and Social Change » Prof. Ulrike Rohn, Dr. Andres Jõesaar, Prof. Indrek Ibrus Chaired by: Dr. Kinga Polynczuk-Alenius

14:00 Oral : Div 7. Session 2 Migrant voices. Who speaks out what and why? Media Literacy and Media Education - Session 2 » Prof. Heike Graf Stage - Media Literacy and Media Education Chaired by: Ms. Guna Spurava Voice, Listening and migrant media: towards a conceptual framework The role of the family in elderly people’s appropriation of digital » Dr. Jessica Gustafsson media » Dr. Carolina Martinez, Prof. Tobias Olsson

Neglected role of the media in social transformations. Un-listened groups in the “green turn” of the Estonian post-Soviet mining DIGITAL WORLD CITIZENS - Experimenting communities and open area. laboratories in a global perspective » Prof. Triin Vihalemm » Mr. Klaus Thestrup

Learning physically alone but together in cyberspace – A critical Sounds Like ‘Home’: The Synchrony and Dissonance of Podcasting analysis of the Danish education system during the lockdown in as Boundary Object spring of 2020 » Dr. Erin Cory, Mr. Hugo Boothby » Dr. Jesper Tække

Oral : Div 8. Session 2 14:00 Oral : Div 6. Session 2 14:00 Media Industries - Session 2 Social media Stage - Media Industries Stage - Organization, Communication and Promotion

“We do not have any further info to add, unfortunately” – Regulatory histories of information and communication: the UK Strategic disengagement on public health Facebook pages and Nordic cases » Mr. Truls Strand Offerdal, Prof. Øyvind Ihlen, Prof. Sine Nørholm Just, » Prof. Hannu Nieminen Dr. Joel Rasmussen

Continued from Wednesday, 18 August From Industry to Dissemination » Prof. Nina F. Grünfeld, Prof. Mette Nyseter, Prof. Camilla Vanebo, Mrs. Tove Austad Informing or promoting? The functions of organizational tweets on #blockchain » Dr. Hanna Limatius, Prof. Tanja Sihvonen, Prof. Merja Koskela, Mx. 14:00 Oral : Div 11. Session 2 Alesha Serada Theory, Philosophy and Ethics of Communication - Session 2 Stage - Theory, philosophy and ethics of communication The more the merrier? Examining the relationship between Chaired by: Prof. Stina Bengtsson emotional expressions and user engagement on Swedish nonprofits’ Facebook pages, 2014-2019 [changed title] Peace journalism revisited – Is media reporting or igniting » Dr. Nils Gustafsson, Dr. Nils Holmberg, Dr. Noomi Weinryb, Dr. terrorism? Cecilia Gullberg, Prof. Anders Olof Larsson » Dr. Astrid Marie Holand, Dr. Tanja Ellingsen 14:00 Oral : Div 9. Session 2 Political Communication - Session 2 Different roles, different ethics? Journalists navigating ethical dilemmas while covering a high profile murder trial Stage - Political Communication » Ms. Maria Bendix Wittchen Chaired by: Kim Strandberg

Functions of Hybrid Media: How Parties and Their Leaders Use What is ‘public’ in ‘networked publics’? Traditional Media in Their Social Media Campaign Communication » Dr. Markus Ojala, Dr. Leena Ripatti-Torniainen » Ms. Laura Paatelainen, Ms. Elisa Kannasto, Prof. Pekka Isotalus 14:00 Oral : TWG 1 - Session 2 Politicians as news anchors and reporters: parasitic news formats Critical Media Studies and the boundaries of journalism Stage - Game Studies » Dr. Mattias Ekman, Dr. Andreas Widholm Chaired by: Mr. Andreas Lindegåård Gregersen

A non-political election campaign? How politicians used social media in the 2017 parliamentary elections in Iceland Gamers and Politics: A forum study » Dr. Birgir Guðmundsson » Prof. Kristine Jørgensen, Ms. Ida Sekanina

Emojis as emotional-political signifiers in Candidate-Citizen Towards a Research Design on Reactionary Game Developers & Facebook Discussions in the Finnish Parliamentary Election 2019 Consumers in a Nordic context » Ms. Elisa Kannasto, Dr. Aleksi Knuutila, Dr. Salla-Maaria Laaksonen » Dr. Emil Lundedal Hammar

14:00 Panel : Div 10. Session 2 From Talking about Loot Boxes to Discussing Political Economy – From industry to dissemination Conceptualizing Critical Game Literacy Stage - Television and Film Studies » Dr. Patrick Prax

Continued from Wednesday, 18 August 14:00 Oral : TWG 4 - Session 2 Visual Communication and Culture - Session 2 Stage - Visual Communication and Culture 14:00 Oral : TWG 2 - Session 2 Gender and the Media - Session 2 Photojournalists as NGO photographers: Balancing between two Stage - Gender and the Media realities » Ms. Jenni Mäenpää “How I edit my Instagram images”: investigating skilled vision in the work of YouTube’s “girlbosses” » Ms. Ida Roivainen Generic realities - on reportage photography as visual illustration » Dr. Anne Hege Simonsen A few diligent women and many established men—the obituary genre in two Nordic daily newspapers Expendable or valuable? Photojournalism in newsroom processes » Dr. Jonita Siivonen in the wake of cuts to in-house photo departments » Dr. Maria Nilsson The anti-gender discourse in pro-Russian disinformation online » Ms. Valentyna Shapovalova 15:30 General : Nordicom Meet the Nordicom Editors 14:00 Oral : TWG 3 - Session 2 Stage - Nordicom Body, self-care and sensemaking Stage - Media, Communication and Health Chaired by: Dr. Helena Sandberg 16:00 Oral : Div 1. Session 3 Who would turn to Facebook rather than to their doctor? Social media / digital audiences » Ms. Ane Kathrine Gammelby Stage - Audience studies

Biological entrepreneurs doing bodywork: reconfigurations of Willful Subjects in Cyberspace: Exploring Scandinavian Feminists’ illness and masculinity on Instagram Domestication of Instagram » Dr. Mie Birk Jensen, Prof. Karen Hvidtfeldt » Ms. Astri Barbala

Valuable bodies – On the roles of social media in the construction of and affective engagement with body ideals among young Tour de France on Twitter - discursive modes among sport fitness self-trackers in Denmark audience tweets » Mr. Carsten Stage » Mr. Mogens Olesen

Datafying the bodily experience: The case of fertility apps “She was the only real thing on Instagram”: Understanding » Dr. Martina Skrubbeltrang Mahnke, Dr. Mikka Nielsen, Dr. Matilde networked audiences reactions to a cancer hoax Lykkebo Petersen » Ms. Lisbeth Klastrup

Continued from Wednesday, 18 August Tools for Truthful Storytelling: Improving Journalistic Resilience against Disinformation » Dr. Beate Schirrmacher, Ms. Annelie Frank, Dr. Corina Löwe Privacy settings cannot be predicted from Facebook Group topics, but gender dominated groups can: a large-scale study of open, closed and secret Facebook Groups 16:00 Panel : Div 3 - Session 3B » Prof. Anja Bechmann, Dr. Jessica Walter, Mx. Jiyoung Ydun Kim, Dr. Datafied publics? Exploring datafication of journalism Ross Deans Mclachlan, Prof. Kristoffer Nielbo, Mr. Peter Vahlstrup, Ms. Stage - Journalism, B sessions Marie Mortensen

Datafied publics? Exploring datafication of journalism and the Audience understandings of misinformation challenges for informed citizenship and democratic publics » Dr. Maria Kyriakidou, Prof. Stephen Cushion, Dr. Marina Morani, Dr. » Mrs. Jannie Møller Hartley, Mrs. Mette Bengtsson, Ms. Anna Schjøtt Ceri Hughes Hansen, Mr. Morten Fischer Sivertsen, Ms. Lisa Merete Kristensen

16:00 Panel : Div 2. Session 3 16:00 Panel Dialog on Evironmental sustainability in film and TV - Panel Between propaganda and Information - Panel Stage - Environment, Science and Risk Communication Stage - Media and Communication history

Dialogue on Environmental sustainability in film and TV – Between Propaganda and Information Synergies, Contrasts and Challenges » Dr. Emil Stjernholm, Dr. Fredrik Norén, Dr. Claire Thomson, Dr. Laura » Mrs. Camille Thisell, Mr. troels linde, Mr. Are Syvertsen, Dr. Leigh Saarenmaa Price

General : Div 6. Session 3 Oral : Div 3 - Sessions 3A 16:00 16:00 Division Business Meeting Truth, disinformation, and facts Stage - Media Industries Stage - Journalism, A sessions Chaired by: Dr. Aske Kammer

The doubting game and the believing game in political journalism » Prof. Jens Kjeldsen

Oral : Div 7. Session 3 Drivers and barriers for using blockchain technology to create a 16:00 global fact-checking database Media Literacy and Media Education - Session 3 » Dr. Malin Picha Edwardsson, Dr. Walid Al-Saqaf Stage - Media Literacy and Media Education Chaired by: Dr. Mari Pienimäki The relevance of disinformation in alternative and social media in today's information world: Spain and Sweden during the Covid-19 Ideological sharenting: The representation of an innocent child on pandemic Instagram`s sustainable lifestyle posts » Mr. Sergio Gutiérrez Manjón, Prof. Karen Arriaza Ibarra » Ms. Saara-Maija Kallio

Continued from Wednesday, 18 August How to save European democracy? A frame analysis of the European Commission’s democracy discourse in 2005 and 2020 » Ms. Svenja Scholz Children's news and the construction of conviviality » Dr. Camilla Haavisto, Ms. Avanti Chajed, Mr. Rasmus Kyllönen 16:00 Oral : Div 10. Session 3 Current developments in policy and production of TV and film “You really serve as a role model to us viewers!”: Moralistic Stage - Television and Film Studies reaction or deliberative dialogue amongst young people in online popular culture media spaces. German Streaming Market. A Comparison of the Strategies of » Prof. Harald Hornmoen, Dr. Yngve Benestad Hågvar, Dr. Nathalie Amazon Prime Video and Netflix Hyde-Clarke, Prof. Birgitte Kjos Fonn, Prof. Dagny Stuedahl » Prof. Lothar Mikos

Oral : Div 8 - Session 3 16:00 Scandinavian success as European policy dilemma: An evaluation Communication Professionals of Creative Europe’s funding for high-end television co- Stage - Organization, Communication and Promotion productions » Dr. Cathrin Bengesser, Dr. Kim Toft Hansen How Swedish Police Authority Communicate on Social Media to Create the Sense of Safety to the Public The Changing Media Landscape, Home-Bound Audiences, and the » Mr. Jens Sjöberg Swedish Film Institute » Dr. Nadi Tofighian Dynamic and 30 Years as Integrated Communication: A Newsletter as Trojan Horse Transprogramming Documentaries in Public Service Television » Mrs. Andzela Armoniene » Prof. Hanne Bruun

16:00 Oral : Div 9. Session 3 16:00 Workshop : Div 11. Session 3 Political Communication - Session 3 Immersive journalism, social change, and ethics - Workshop Stage - Political Communication Stage - Theory, philosophy and ethics of communication Chaired by: Kim Strandberg Immersive journalism, social change, and ethics: a gateway for Polarization of Finnish political Twitter in the 2019 EP election rethinking the future of a socially and emotionally driven media campaigns ecosystem » Prof. Juha Herkman, Dr. Laura Sibinescu » Dr. António Baía Reis, Mr. Lukas Kick

Oral : TWG 1 - Session 3 Political polarization as a media narrative: the Swedish case, 16:00 2011-2020 Gamer Experience » Dr. Tommy Bruhn, Dr. Nils Gustafsson, Dr. Anamaria Dutceac Stage - Game Studies Segesten Chaired by: Mr. Andreas Lindegåård Gregersen

Continued from Wednesday, 18 August How and why do health care providers use social media to give health advice? » Prof. Martin Engebretsen Body colonization, emotional calling and ideological annexation:Analysis of exploitation path of mobile game platform from the perspective of digital labor “Therefore, I would like an allergy test”: Responsibly conducting a » Ms. yijane pei healthy body through the e-mail consultation platform » Dr. Maja Nordtug, Dr. Matilde Nisbeth Brøgger, Dr. Jane Ege Møller Video gaming habits among youth with immigrant background without family in Norway » Dr. Gilda Seddighi, Prof. Hilde G. Corneliussen Professionalism and patienthood in the era of the digitization of healthcare » Dr. Anna Sendra, Dr. Sinikka Torkkola, Dr. Jaana Parviainen In-game actors and how they affect play experiences: The Last of Us Part II through a relational-phenomenological lens » Mr. Trond Aasland 17:45 General : Playlist NM researchers playlist analysed - stay tuned 16:00 Oral : TWG 2 - Session 3 Stage - Main Stage Gender and the Media - Session 3 Stage - Gender and the Media

Avoiding news in the digital era: The influences of gender binary news and stereotypical gender roles on news avoidance Thursday, 19 August » Ms. Yifan Gao, Ms. Yifei Lin

Oral : Div 1. Session 4 What’s high-risk about online casino advertisements for women 09:00 gamblers? Children and youth as audiences » Prof. Åsa Kroon Stage - Audience studies

Journalists at the epicentre of risk – a question of gender? Staying in touch in lockdown: Children’s digital friendship practices during Covid-19 » Prof. Kristin Orgeret, Mrs. Dina Jeanette Danielsen, Ms. Malene Rustad » Mrs. Stine Liv Johansen, Mr. Thomas Enemark Lundtofte

16:00 Oral : TWG 3 - Session 3 The patterns of engaging with the world around young Estonian Health professional´s use of SoMe people: the perspective of news and information use during the Stage - Media, Communication and Health COVID-19 pandemic Chaired by: Dr. Maja Klausen » Dr. Signe Opermann

Continued from Thursday, 19 August The anatomy of austerity in Finnish media: The journalistic point- of-view towards Europe from the North » Dr. Eliisa Vainikka Mapping audiences’ changing news repertoires processually over time Transmedia journalism as workflow in newsrooms » Prof. Kim Christian Schrøder, Prof. Chris Peters, Ms. Josephine Lehaff, » Mr. Mats Wahlberg, Dr. Ari Nykvist Ms. Julie Vulpius

Finding the way to the reader. Local news and the challenge to 09:00 Oral : Div 2. Session 4 connect with the readers. Environment, Science and Risk Communication - Session 4 » Dr. Göran Svensson Stage - Environment, Science and Risk Communication 09:00 Oral : Div 4 - Session 4 Shame in the climate change debate Television » Dr. Ida Vikøren Andersen Stage - Media and Communication history

Climate counseling in the public sphere: from expert The story of the end of WWII in Northern Norway: A comparative recommendations to political (re)positioning analysis of the NRK TV-shows on the 70th and 75th anniversaries. » Mr. Anders Horsbøl » Mrs. Siri Hempel Lindøe

Visceral expressions of the climate crisis on Instagram A short time-frame for dreaming – André Bazin, Robert Drew and fifties’ television » Dr. Niina Uusitalo » Ms. Marja Pallassalo Oral : Div 3 - Session 4A 09:00 The growth and role of local television news Audiences A » Dr. Turid Borgen Stage - Journalism, A sessions Facing the “Danger Zone”: From Collective Corporate Authorship The news is out there and it's visual! – Visual and conversational of Norwegian Industry to adapting to ‘Radicalized’ State Television post-publication gatekeeping practices on Instagram 1969-1975 » Ms. Margareta Salonen, Dr. Salla-Maaria Laaksonen » Mr. Ole Johnny Fossås

Timing is everything: News audiences’ perceptions of (in)decorous 09:00 Oral : Div 5 - Session 4 journalistic roles in the first phase of a public crisis Migrants, minoritised groups, and media » Dr. Lene Heiselberg, Dr. Rasmus Rønlev Stage - Media, Globalisation and Social Change Chaired by: Dr. Jessica Gustafsson 09:00 Oral : Div 3 - Session 4B Workflows, business models and roles Graffiti for Social Change and Sustainable Development in Sudan Stage - Journalism, B sessions » Dr. Josepha Wessels

Continued from Thursday, 19 August Corporate activism on Twitter: Variety of issues and factors explaining Nordic companies’ stances on socio-political issues » Dr. Laura Olkkonen, Mr. Maxim Goreansky, Dr. Salla-Maaria Russian speakers’ media engagement and acculturation in Laaksonen, Dr. Tijs van den Broek Finland and Latvia » Mr. ilkhom Khalimzoda, Mr. Marko Siitonen Choosing Disconnection: Why Might Organizations Engage in Media Refusal? Tool of empowerment? Danish Women’s Use of Independent Podcasting and their Listener Communities » Mr. Christoffer Bagger » Ms. Freja Sørine Adler Berg 09:00 Panel : Div 9. Session 4 Panel : Div 6. Session 4 Political communication, crises and resilience in the Nordic 09:00 countries Helping the fish to see the water - Panel Stage - Political Communication Stage - Media Industries Chaired by: Johannes Bjerling

Helping the fish to see the water: Doing comparative and cross- media industry research Political communication, crises and resilience in the Nordic countries » Prof. Terje Colbjørnsen, Dr. Vilde Schanke Sundet, Prof. Marika Lüders, Dr. Yngvar Kjus, Mrs. Eva Novrup Redvall, Prof. Inge Sørensen, » Prof. Eli Skogerbø, Prof. Øyvind Ihlen, Prof. Nete Nørgaard Dr. Ann Werner Kristensen, Prof. Lars Nord, Dr. Jón Gunnar Ólafsson, Dr. Valgerdur Johannsdottir, Dr. Aske Kammer, Dr. Kajsa Falasca, Dr. Bente Kalsnes, Prof. Juha Herkman, Dr. Ann-Cathrine Jungar 09:00 Oral : Div 7. Session 4 Media Literacy and Media Education - Session 4 Oral : Div 10. Session 4 Stage - Media Literacy and Media Education 09:00 Historical perspectives on genre and institutional practice in TV and Chaired by: Ms. Guna Spurava film Stage - Television and Film Studies Beyond simple access - from digital divide to participatory digital assemblages of young people in Finland From puppets and peg bars to virtual reality » Dr. Sari Tuuva-Hongisto, Dr. Kristiina Korjonen-Kuusipuro » Mr. Ole Christoffer Haga

Screens, teens and their brains. Discourses about digital media, learning and cognitive development in popular scientific Transnationalism and critique in the global culture tv magazine neuroeducation. Kobra » Dr. Ingrid Forsler, Dr. Carina Guyard » Prof. Kristina Riegert

09:00 Oral : Div 8 - Session 4 Television licence fee inspection, affect, and public service CSR and ethics television history in Finland Stage - Organization, Communication and Promotion » Dr. Mari Pajala

Continued from Thursday, 19 August 09:00 Oral : TWG 4 - Session 4 Visual Communication and Culture - Session 4 Stage - Visual Communication and Culture Tour de France: narrating the sports event as a spectacular social event » Prof. Kirsten Frandsen Wag the Dog 2.0: political image-making at The Oval Pawffice » Dr. Kristina Widestedt

Oral : Div 11. Session 4 09:00 Regarding the Mains of Others. The spectacular bodies of Theory, Philosophy and Ethics of Communication - Session 4 mukbang videos Stage - Theory, philosophy and ethics of communication » Dr. Louise Yung Nielsen, Dr. Franziska Bork Petersen Chaired by: Dr. Mats Bergman 10:00 General The relevance of ’news’: a phenomenological approach By the watercooler » Prof. Stina Bengtsson Stage - Main Stage

Digital distancing – as good as it gets?: A study of political work and life under the (dis)connectivity imperatives » Dr. Karin Fast, Prof. Enli Gunn 11:00 Workshop : Div 1. Session 5 Living labs workshop Companion Species Television: dog and human experiences of Stage - Audience studies DOGTV » Dr. Camilla Hermansson Online Living Labs for conducting audience research – Potentials and challenges with applied, visual collaborative audience research methods in times of isolation 09:00 Oral : TWG 1 - Sessions 4 » Prof. Dagny Stuedahl, Dr. Elisabet Nilsson History and… odds and ends Stage - Game Studies 11:00 Oral : Div 2. Session 5 Chaired by: Mr. Andreas Lindegåård Gregersen Environment, Science and Risk Communication - Session 5 Stage - Environment, Science and Risk Communication Recentering Indigenous Epistemologies through Digital Games: Sami Perspectives on Nature in Rievssat (2018) Cat GIFs and terrorism: Dewitnessing as an ethical approach to » Dr. Elizabeth Nijdam tweeting during terrorist attacks » Dr. Moa Eriksson Krutrök Representing the Scandinavian Past through Narrative Historying in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla: A Critical Study The future made present » Mr. GEOFFREY FERNANDEZ, Dr. Kumar Bhattacharya » Mrs. Thale Sørlie

Continued from Thursday, 19 August The double edged nature of self-employment – freelancers between precarity and autonomy » Prof. Birgit Mathisen, Mr. Anders Graver Knudsen Challenging anthropomorphic metaphors in technology: the case of drawing robots » Dr. Bojana Romic 11:00 Oral : Div 4 - Session 5 Radio 11:00 Oral : Div 3 - Session 5A Stage - Media and Communication history Media systems Stage - Journalism, A sessions Free Churches of the Air: The History of Community Radio in Sweden Similar media systems, different self-regulation: Nordic MAS » Dr. Fredrik Stiernstedt facing new challenges for journalism » Ms. Randa Romanova From Auspicious Technology to Niche Plaything Cross/Multi/Transmedia Journalism & the Hybrid Media System: » Mr. Zakayo Kjellström, Mr. Johan Malmstedt An International Overview » Ms. Ana Serrano Tellería Different paths to digital audio: How Nordic PSMs walked away from each other Conceptual meanings of objective journalism » Mrs. Aura Lindeberg, Dr. Marko Ala-Fossi » Dr. Elin Gardestroem 11:00 Oral : Div 5 - Session 5 Knock, knock! Right-wing alternative media is at the door - Advances in communication for social change Institutional boundary-work in a hybrid media environment Stage - Media, Globalisation and Social Change » Dr. Karoline Andrea Ihlebæk, Prof. Tine Ustad Figenschou Chaired by: Dr. Kinga Polynczuk-Alenius 11:00 Oral : Div 3 - Sessions 5B Management and employment issues in Journalism When digital inclusion increases vulnerability – an analysis of Ugandan LGBT+ exposure to hate crimes online Stage - Journalism, B sessions » Prof. Jakob Svensson, Dr. Cecilia Strand Journalistic work challenges and the coronavirus. A study on journalists’ work environment and psychological health during a 11:00 Oral : Div 6. Session 5 pandemic. Media Industries - session 5 » Dr. Klas Backholm, Mr. Trond Idås Stage - Media Industries

The visibility-invisibility paradox: investigation into organizational responses to online harassment of female Media Clusters – the regionalization of responses to global journalists in Sweden challenges: Media City Bergen, Norway, and Media City UK. » Dr. Greta Gober » Mr. Leif Ove Larsen, Mr. Ole Johan Mjøs

Continued from Thursday, 19 August (Deep)faking political communication?: Dimensions of perception, emotion, and memory » Mr. Axel Ekström, Dr. Michael Bossetta, Dr. Nils Holmberg The Danish Podcast Market and Its Revenue Models » Mr. Thomas Spejlborg Sejersen, Dr. Aske Kammer Facebook as a two-level online sphere: Interactions between politicians, journalists and the public in Iceland Oral : Div 7. Session 5 11:00 » Dr. Jón Gunnar Ólafsson Media Literacy and Media Education - Session 5 Stage - Media Literacy and Media Education Chaired by: Dr. Mari Pienimäki Alt news or fake news? A study of Sørlandsnyhetene in the Norwegian 2019 municipal election » Dr. Marius Rohde johannessen, Prof. Øystein Sæbø How do young adults evaluate truth claims online? » Ms. Elizabeth Solverson 11:00 Oral : Div 10. Session 5 The platform ecology of Aula: How teachers navigate privacy Mediating social and historical realities in TV and film uncertainties Stage - Television and Film Studies » Dr. Bjarki Valtysson, Dr. Jesper Pagh, Dr. Rikke Frank Jørgensen Past and future wars on TV: Markers of national identity in 11:00 Oral : Div 8. Session 5 Norwegian TV drama Advertising and influencing » Mr. Audun Engelstad Stage - Organization, Communication and Promotion Gendered trends in new German television series What If Everybody Knew It Is Advertising, but Nobody Would Care: » Dr. Susanne Eichner How Strategic Influencer Communication Challenges Established Wisdoms In Advertising Literacy Research And Education » Dr. Nils S. Borchers Blindsone & Utøya 22. juli: The ethical dimension of the one-take film The image as lever – strategic visual branding in popular music » Mr. Aleksander Koren » Mrs. Jessica Edlom, Ms. Anna Sjöberg Are dramatic characters on contemporary television real people? Oral : Div 9. Session 5 The ontological appreciation of dramatic character as a 11:00 psychological being in contemporary television Political Communcation - Session 5 » Ms. Brenda Robles-Garcia Stage - Political Communication Chaired by: Dr. Mattias Ekman 11:00 Oral : Div 11. Session 5 The engaging effects of social media influencers going political Theory, Philosophy and Ethics of Communication - Session 5 » Prof. Kim Strandberg, Mr. Aleksi Suuronen, Mrs. Hanna Reinikainen, Stage - Theory, philosophy and ethics of communication Dr. Nils S. Borchers Chaired by: Dr. Markus Ojala

Continued from Thursday, 19 August Doctor-patient e-mail consultation as existential media » Dr. Maja Klausen, Dr. Elisabeth Assing Hvidt Mediatization of Parents Emotion：Research on Accompanying Online Education Parents' Cognitive Anxiety during Covid-19 Pandemic 11:00 Panel » Mrs. Yang liu Visual communication and culture - Panel - Session 5 Stage - Visual Communication and Culture Adorno, Culture Industry and Qualitative Media Research » Dr. Tarmo Malmberg Media Seas of the High North Atlantic » Dr. Susanne Saether, Mr. Jørgen Alnæs, Dr. Synne Tollerud Bull, Prof. Historical-conjunctural changes in media discourses of ICT Liv Hausken innovations: an ideology-theoretical view » Dr. Marko Ampuja, Dr. Juha Koivisto 13:00 General : Denmark Denmark - National association meeting 11:00 Oral : TWG 1 - Session 5 Stage - Denmark Learning and Expertise Stage - Game Studies Chaired by: Dr. Patrick Prax 13:00 General : Finland The Missing Trans(gender) Subject: Trans exploration, expression Finland - national asscociation meeting and embodiment in videogame-based-learning Stage - Finland » Ms. Josephine Baird

Serious Games and a transmedia approach to increase reading engagement for students in the Danish Gymnasium General : Norway » Dr. Thomas Bjørner 13:00 Norway - national association meeting Stage - Norway 11:00 Oral : TWG 3 - Session 5 Digital Doctor-patient consultations Stage - Media, Communication and Health Chaired by: Mr. Carsten Stage 13:00 General : Sweden Sweden - national association meeting Generic characteristics of the patient’s electronic message to the GP – a genre analysis of e-consultations in a Danish context Stage - Sweden » Ms. ditte laursen, Dr. Matilde Nisbeth Brøgger, Mrs. Antoinette Mary Fage-Butler, Dr. Jane Ege Møller, Mrs. Anette Grønning

Continued from Thursday, 19 August F/act movement for transformation of a polluting fashion industry – the case of influencers as green consumers » Dr. Annika Egan Sjölander, Dr. Annakarin Nyberg 13:30 General : Div 7 - business meeting Division 7 - business meeting 16:30 Oral : Div 3 - Sessions 6A Stage - Media Literacy and Media Education AI, algorithms, and automation Chaired by: Dr. Mari Pienimäki Stage - Journalism, A sessions

Value fluctuations - Articulations of worth in the design of a news- sorting algorithm at Swedish public service 14:30 Panel » Mr. Torbjörn Rolandsson, Dr. Andreas Widholm, Dr. Jörgen Rahm- The resilience of different types of media systems Skågeby Stage - Main Stage Artificial Intelligence in Chinese Newsrooms » Ms. Joanne Kuai

Recommended for you: Investigating the use of algorithmic news 16:00 General recommendation in the Scandinavian daily press NordMedia Network » Mr. Lynge Asbjørn Møller Stage - Nordicom Framing gender in the online feature story “The digital flasher” » Mrs. Liv Iren Hognestad

16:30 Oral : Div 2. Session 6 16:30 Oral : Div 3 - Sessions 6B Environment, Science and Risk Communication - Session 6 Trust, sources and users Stage - Environment, Science and Risk Communication Stage - Journalism, B sessions

Trust is context dependant: reconstruction of trust dynamics A ‘Green Turn’ by Big Corporations? : Assessing Recent Practices & between journalists and their sources Discourses in Light of Planetary Boundaries, ‘New Deal’ & » Mrs. Milda Malling Sustainability Criteria » Prof. Paschal PRESTON, Dr. Trish MORGAN Voiceless youth: the conceptual approach to minors as sources in journalistic practice » Mrs. Marju Himma-Kadakas, Mrs. Carina Tenor Setting an agenda to tackle environmental issues with data and collaboration Influencers, YouTube or ‘old-school’ journalists? How young adults » Mr. Mathias-Felipe de-Lima-Santos discuss trust in news » Dr. Sofia Johansson

Continued from Thursday, 19 August Finnish Youth as News Consumers: Habits, Attitudes, and Patterns. » Mrs. Vallery Michael Reading between the lines: Covert ethnic cues and migrant representation in the news » Ms. Sandra Simonsen Comprehending the small-sized face photographs in daily newspapers » Dr. Mari Pienimäki 16:30 Panel : Div 4 - Session 6 Welfare state analytics - Panel discussion Stage - Media and Communication history For and through dialogue: photojournalism and documentary photography education as a dialogic space » Dr. Liudmila Voronova, Dr. Patrik Åker Welfare State Analytics: Swedish Politics, Media & Culture, 1945–1989 » Dr. Erik Edoff, Prof. Pelle Snickars, Dr. Fredrik Norén, Dr. Johan 16:30 Oral : Div 10. Session 6 Jarlbrink, Mr. Johan Malmstedt, Mr. Roger Mähler Contemporary trends in audiovisual aesthetics and reception Stage - Television and Film Studies 16:30 Oral : Div 6. Session 6 Media Industries - session 6 Hope and anxiety in audience responses to three environmental Stage - Media Industries films » Dr. Kaisa Hiltunen, Dr. Minna Rainio Technology-driven Media Business Models: Myths and Potentials of Robotics, Automation and AI Accented Norsk: Journey of Identity in Migrant and Diasporic » Prof. Sabine Baumann Cinema and TV in Norway » Mr. Amir Bashti Monfared

Book about Creativity in Media Industries » Dr. Mads Møller T. Andersen Application Aesthetics in Social Media Television » Dr. Gry Rustad

Liveness in deadly times: How artists in Norway explored the expressive potential of live-streamed concerts at the face of 16:30 Oral : TWG 1 - Session 6 Covid-19 TWG 1 - Session 6 » Dr. Yngvar Kjus, Dr. Hendrik Storstein Spilker Stage - Game Studies Chaired by: Dr. Patrick Prax 16:30 Oral : Div 7. Session 6 Media Literacy and Media Education - Session 6 Abstract of a book idea: Playing movies – how videogames Stage - Media Literacy and Media Education chanced the film experience Chaired by: Ms. Guna Spurava » Mr. Håvard Vibeto

Continued from Thursday, 19 August Friday, 20 August

Towards quality, transparency, and collaboration in games research: A global game studies network 09:00 Oral : Div 1. Session 7 » Dr. Joshua Juvrud, Dr. Magnus Johansson New methods and concepts in audience research Stage - Audience studies 16:30 Oral : TWG 3 - Session 6 Mental healt and health journalism The Appscape Method. Approaching mobile datafication from an infrastructural user perspective Stage - Media, Communication and Health » Dr. Signe Sophus Lai, Dr. Sofie Flensburg Chaired by: Fredrika Thelandersson How can digital media aid the expansion of audience News portrayal of mental health - A quantitative analysis of participatory engagement within cultural heritage institutions? mental health journalism in Norwegian digital news » Ms. Giuseppina Addo, Mr. Hassan Taher, Dr. Maria Engberg, Dr. Åsa » Ms. Ingeborg Hedda Paulsen Harvard Maare, Prof. Pille Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt

“Ignorance is strength”: Representing COVID-19 Facebook experts The playful 'fanization' of political culture in Danish textual news satire » Dr. Line Petersen » Dr. Ida Klitgård Media Mastery – A Useful Concept for Understanding Contemporary Media Use? Digital ”Misuse” – A Cause for concern? » Prof. Ingunn Hagen, Prof. Ronald E. Rice » Dr. Linus Andersson, Dr. Helena Eriksson, Dr. Sara Högdin, Dr. Carin Staland Nyman, Dr. Niklas Westberg 09:00 Oral : Div 3 - Sessions 7A Journalism and social media Media use and psychological well-being among Swedish Stage - Journalism, A sessions adolescents, before and during the Covid-19 pandemic. » Mrs. Yvonne Andersson Keeping up the conversation, commenting on Facebook posts – moderators versus the public 16:30 Workshop : TWG 4 - Session 6 » Ms. Didde Elnif, Prof. Arjen van Dalen Visual Communication and Culture -Workshop - Session 6 Stage - Visual Communication and Culture Social Death Caused by Social Media—Taking the Tsinghua Student’s“Salted Pig Hand” Incident as an Example Teaching Methods for Drawing and Visual Narratives » Ms. Yanbo Pan » Dr. Jakob Dittmar, Mrs. Tina-Marie Whitman, Mr. Oskar Aspman, Prof. Gunnar Krantz Exploring journalists and researchers use of social media methods » Dr. Pernilla Severson

Continued from Friday, 20 August Media and the Shared Experience of Society in Finland During the Famine of 1866-1868 » Dr. Heikki Kokko Angry sharing. How affective user engagement fuels the dissemination of hyper-partisan content on Facebook » Dr. Eva Mayerhöffer, Dr. Sander Schwartz 09:00 Oral : Div - Session 5 Technology: opportunities and challenges 09:00 Oral : Div 3 - Sessions 7B Stage - Media, Globalisation and Social Change Strategies & Technology Chaired by: Dr. Jessica Gustafsson Stage - Journalism, B sessions Diamond Hands to the Moon: Cognitive metaphors, collective The Ethics Manifesto: co-designing ethical and practical guidelines action frames, and intermedia processes related to for sensor journalism. r/WallStreetBets » Ms. Francesca Morini, Dr. Ester Appelgren » Mr. Andreas Lindegåård Gregersen, Mr. Jacob Ørmen

Drone Journalism in small and mid-sized newspapers in Finland: Strategies, practices and obstacles #kultur – Mapping conversations about culture in the Danish Twittersphere » Prof. Turo Uskali, Mr. Pasi Ikonen, Dr. Ville Manninen, Mr. Jere Hokkanen » Dr. Franziska Marquart, Prof. Nete Nørgaard Kristensen, Dr. Unni From Welcome to the “Clubhouse”: The metajournalistic discourse about the impact of audio-based social media on digital Datafied (mis)recognition: Weibo users on the Chinese Social journalism Credit System(s) » Dr. Manuel Menke » Dr. Olivier Driessens, Dr. Jun Liu

Podcast - commentary journalism in a digital public 09:00 Panel : Div 6. Session 7 » Prof. Lisbeth Morlandstø, Prof. Birgit Mathisen The structure and organization of digital markets - Panel Stage - Media Industries 09:00 Oral : Div 4 - Session 7 Opinions and letters The structure and organization of digital markets Stage - Media and Communication history » Mrs. Anne Mette Thorhauge, Prof. Patrick Vonderau, Ms. Eva Otto, Mr. Rasmus Rex Pedersen, Mr. Andreas Lindegåård Gregersen, Mr. “I humbly ask for a place for the next” - The birth, establishment Jacob Ørmen and significance of the letters to the editor in the press of the Grand Duchy of Finland » Ms. Satu Sorvali 09:00 Oral : Div 7. Session 7 Media Literacy and Media Education - Session 7 Questions and answers in Inrikes Tidningar 1760-1791 Stage - Media Literacy and Media Education » Ms. Kaisa Kyläkoski Chaired by: Dr. Mari Pienimäki

Continued from Friday, 20 August The role of the regional: What’s Nordic about Nordic Media Studies? » Prof. Göran Bolin, Prof. anne jerslev, Prof. Kim Christian Schrøder, Dr. Digital Literacy: perceptions of library experts in Finland and Mark Ørsten, Dr. Mads Kæmsgaard Eberholst, Prof. Kirsten Drotner, Latvia Dr. Fredrik Stiernstedt, Dr. Peter Jakobsson, Dr. Mikkel Fugl Eskjær, Dr. » Ms. Guna Spurava Mette Mortensen

Towards a Nordic MIL-index, a systematic review of media- and 09:00 General : TWG 3 - Session 7 information literacy measurement Media, Communication and Health - Business meeting » Dr. Daniel Schofield, Ms. Anette Novak, Prof. Reijo Kupiainen, Mr. Stage - Media, Communication and Health Vegard Frantzen

Digital and media literacy competencies in Portugal - Initial findings from the research project COMEDIG Oral : TWG 4 - Session 7 » Prof. Armanda Pinto da Mota Matos, Prof. Ana Maria Seixas, Prof. 09:00 Sara Pereira, Prof. Elzbieta Bobrowicz-Campos, Prof. Carlos Camponez, Visual Communication and Culture - Session 7 Prof. António Moreira Stage - Visual Communication and Culture

09:00 Oral : Div 9. Session 7 Forming ”the photographic self” in educations for photographers Political Communication - Session 7 in Russia and Sweden Stage - Political Communication » Dr. Patrik Åker, Dr. Liudmila Voronova Chaired by: Dr. Mattias Ekman Creatively Making Sense of a World in Crisis: Visual Reflections on The media welfare state: A citizen perspective Theory, Method, and the Role of the Researcher » Dr. Johan Lindell, Dr. Peter Jakobsson, Dr. Fredrik Stiernstedt » Prof. Cristina Archetti

Fostering the Data Welfare State: Datafication from a Nordic 11:00 Oral : Div 1. Session 8 Perspective Digital meets analog » Prof. Rikke Andreassen, Prof. Anne Kaun, Prof. Kaarina Nikunen Stage - Audience studies

Strategic narratives as foreign policy tools: targeting Russian Consumers’ evaluations of journalistic and private news in speakers in Latvia different digital media – an experimental study » Ms. Emma Rönngren » Prof. Richard Wahlund, Dr. Mattias Svahn, Mr. Adam Åbonde

09:00 Panel : Div 11. Session 7 The social space of TV-streaming: investigating on-demand The role of the regional: What’s Nordic about Nordic Media Studies? viewing and programme preferences Stage - Theory, philosophy and ethics of communication » Prof. Marika Lüders

Continued from Friday, 20 August 11:00 Oral : Div 5 - Session 7 COVID-19 pandemic across the globe 1 Stage - Media, Globalisation and Social Change Contemporary Chinese Dating Shows and the Resurgence of Matchmaking Tradition Chaired by: Dr. Kinga Polynczuk-Alenius » Ms. Xintong Jia National platforms for collective action. Promoting Estonia’s e- residency program in the Covid-19 pandemic Reading habits under digital transformation » Ms. Anna Mayer » Ms. Kari Spjeldnaes, Prof. Faltin Karlsen

Panel : Div 3 - Session 8A Words in motion: the global entanglements of hate speech and 11:00 digital platform accountability during Covid-19 Quo Vadis Nordic Journalism » Dr. Matti Pohjonen, Prof. Mervi Pantti, Dr. Salla-Maaria Laaksonen Stage - Journalism, A sessions

Quo vadis, Nordic journalism? First observations from The Worlds The Recovery Will Be Digital ? A Critical Analysis of The World of Journalism Study – Third Wave Bank’s Discourses about Digital Technologies and Post-COVID-19 Recovery in Africa » Mr. Jari Väliverronen, Dr. Reeta Pöyhtäri, Prof. Mikko Villi, Dr. Guðbjörg Hildur Kolbeins, Prof. Steen Steensen, Prof. Jan Fredrik » Prof. Thomas Tufte, Dr. Norbert Wildermuth, Dr. Teke Ngomba Hovden, Dr. Nina Springer, Prof. Gunnar Nygren “No Social Distancing is Allowed Here”: Contraband Cellphones in 11:00 Workshop : Div 3 - Session 8B U.S and Lebanese Prisons During the Pandemic Workshop Educational Platform » Mr. Chafic Najem Stage - Journalism, B sessions 11:00 Oral : Div 6. Session 8 Requirement workshop: Developing an educational platform for Media Industries - Session 8 responsible science communication Stage - Media Industries » Dr. Cornelia Brantner, Dr. Raul Ferrer-Conill, Dr. Hanna Sofia Rehnberg, Dr. Nina Springer, Mr. Philipp Seuferling, Dr. Maria The App Ecosystem and its Invasive Species: Exploring the Zuiderveld political economy of infrastructures for mobile datafication » Dr. Sofie Flensburg, Dr. Signe Sophus Lai 11:00 Panel : Div 4 - Session 8 Opinion pages - Panel discussion We are not Facebook: understandings of the intrusive media Stage - Media and Communication history debate among ‘screen stakeholders’ outside of Silicon Valley » Prof. Faltin Karlsen, Dr. Karin Fast The Cultivation of Publics: A historical study of opinion- and peoples pages in newspapers » Prof. Ida Willig, Mrs. Mette Bengtsson, Dr. Mark Ørsten, Dr. Hanne Public Service Media and Platform Power - Nordic approaches Jørndrup » Mr. John Grönvall, Dr. Jockum Hildén, Dr. Minna Aslama Horowitz

Continued from Friday, 20 August Negotiating the boundaries of hate: comment moderation between free speech and anti-antisemitism in far-right alternative media 11:00 Oral : Div 7. Session 8 » Ms. Birgitte Haanshuus Media Literacy and Media Education - Session 8 Stage - Media Literacy and Media Education Creating a Counter-Alliance. Populist Rhetoric in Four Vote Leave Chaired by: Ms. Guna Spurava Campaign Videos. » Dr. Elin Strand Larsen

Curating civic media literacy projects. A case study of a media General : Div 11 - Session 8 literacy production assignment for master students 11:00 Theory, Philosophy and Ethichs of Communication - Session 8 » Dr. Michael Forsman, Dr. Ingrid Forsler Stage - Theory, philosophy and ethics of communication

Risk and Resilience in Media Education. Theorizing and Applying Media Didactics and Challenge Based Learning » Prof. Margareta Melin 11:00 Oral : TWG 4 - Session 8 Visual Communication and Culture - Session 8 Stage - Visual Communication and Culture Educating Media Literacy Through Online Space: Co-Designing of Participative Website in Media Literacy for Teachers » Dr. Mania Alehpour, Prof. Margareta Melin, Prof. Ebrahim Talai Narrative strategies for international communication of Chinese storytelling short videos in the post-epidemic era » Ms. zhaolan ouyang, Ms. jiaqi yu 11:00 Oral : Div 9. Session 8 Political Communication - session 8 The camera as a site for decision making Stage - Political Communication » Prof. Asko Lehmuskallio Chaired by: Kim Strandberg 12:30 General : NM2021 Violent misogyny in ‘the most feminist country in the world’: NordMedia 2021 business meeting Discursive connections between male supremacy and white Stage - Main Stage supremacy in Sweden » Dr. Tina Askanius, Prof. Anne Kaun, Dr. Maria Brock, Prof. Anders Olof Larsson 12:30 General : Div 9. Session 9 Hegemonic meanings of populism: A comparative analysis of Political Communication - business meeting populism as a floating signifier in the prestige newspapers of six Stage - Political Communication countries 2000–2018 » Dr. Niko Hatakka, Prof. Juha Herkman

Continued from Friday, 20 August Unpacking value co-creation in blended learning journalism courses. A COVID-19 case study » Dr. Ragnhild Olsen, Dr. Gunhild Ring Olsen, Mrs. Heidi Rosok-Dahl 13:30 Oral : Div 5 - Session 9 COVID-19 pandemic in the global south 2 - Business meeting Peripheral newcomers -Journalist students’ experiences of Stage - Media, Globalisation and Social Change internship through online collaborative tools Chaired by: Dr. Jessica Gustafsson » Dr. Kjetil Øie, Mrs. Olaug Bjørneset, Dr. Ivar John Erdal, Ms. Charlotte Helleland, Mr. Tormod Utne Oral : Div 6. Session 9 13:30 General Media Industries - Session 9 15:00 Conference closure - Passing the torch Stage - Media Industries Stage - Main Stage Chaired by: Dr. Valgerdur Johannsdottir Public Service Media in the crosshairs: National policy-making process, the EU competition regulation, and the case of Yle » Dr. Marko Ala-Fossi, Dr. Jockum Hildén, Dr. Minna Aslama Horowitz, Dr. Kari Karppinen, Dr. Riku Neuvonen, Prof. Hannu Nieminen

The public service media’s strategies for children’s content in the digital media system » Ms. Maria Skytte

Trans-media storyworlds: The evolution of media narrative in the view of media convergence » Dr. Tian Shi

Instant news: an analysis of the nature of news alerts » Dr. Nina Kvalheim

13:30 Oral : Div 7. Session 9 Media Literacy and Media Education - Session 9 Stage - Media Literacy and Media Education Chaired by: Dr. Mari Pienimäki

Digital literacy as a critical skill for school-as-a-service -model » Prof. Jussi Okkonen