Pre­conference June 15 12.00 Registration for the pre­conference (Lossi 36) 14.00­22.00 boat ride on the river Emajõgi and lake Peipsi Pre­conference on two topics: "Media and communication research in CEE countries. Research ​ based teaching" & "Analysis of media system in CEE countries". We would like to hear briefly about ​ these topics from your point of view.

Opening day June 16 13.00 Registration for the conference (Lossi 36) 16.00 BAMR meeting (Lossi 36 ­ 205) 18.00­19.00 Registration open again for the conference (Lossi 36) 19.30­00.00 Opening ceremony @ Science Center AHHAA (http://www.ahhaa.ee) ​ ​

Day I June 17 8.30­10.00 Registration for the conference (Lossi 36) 9­10 Keynote EPP LAUK (University of Jyväskylä): “Questions to be asked: Paths of media research ​ in Eastern and Central Europe” (Lossi 36­215 aka the auditorium of Juhan Peegel) ​

Session Ia Session IIa Session IIIa Session IVa 10­12 10­12 10­12 10­12 Room 207 Room 205 Room 206 Room 215 BOGUSLAWA MARTEN JUURIK RAGNE KÕUTS MICHAL GLOWACKI DOBEK­OSTROWSKA

POLICIES AND MEDIA, ARTS 1 COMMUNICATION POLITICAL ECONOMY REGULATIONS 1. Discourse Analysis AND HISTORY STUDIES AND REGULATION 1. Whose interests do on Femicide in the 1. Past or Future 1. Media freedom in media policies in Printed Media in Framing? Estonian Lithuania: economic Central and Eastern Turkey. Dilek Keleş French students on the dimension. Deimantas Europe serve? A study representation of Jastramskis of selected press and 2. RURALITY (S)NAILED Estonia in French broadcasting DOWN: THE newspapers. Marge legislation in the Czech PORTRAYAL OF Käsper. 2. ‘Berlusconization of Republic and Slovakia. ESTONIAN VILLAGE the Czech press’ and Nikola Belakova LIFE IN AFANASJEV’S 2. Looking back: its positive POETRY COLLECTION. Recollection of consequences. Jan 2. Day After. Position Kerli Kirch Schneider international Miessler of the Estonian Public teamwork on writing a Broadcasting after the 3. Political use of art in cross­cultural media 3. Individual ethics vs. launch of Russian political content in history. Epp Lauk corporate governance: language television Polish media on channel ETV+. Andres example of The Ida 3. Social/political the image and Jõesaar movie. Analyze of polarization and the economic effects of content of political media in Ukraine. the Volkswagen 3. Mapping the radical discourse in two Natalya Ryabinska “Dieselgate” crisis. right populism and weeklies magazine: Łukasz Przybysz their discourses in "Newsweek" and "W 4. Collective memory public spheres Sieci". Mateusz and cinematic 4. The transformation Gabriella Szabó, Harzowski representations of the of the two polish TV Cristian Norocel and post­1989 transition in channels TVN CNBC Marton BENE 4. Estonian Art Bulgaria. Antonina Museum. Identity Anisimovich and Polsat Business as 4. NGOs and Their reinvented in press a case study of the Media Relations in communication 5. Understanding as a tabloidization of the Turkey: How to Bridge Johannes Saar methodological bridge media. Paweł Bednarz EU through in comparative media Democratic 5. Exposure and roles studies. Sergey G. 5. The use of social Participation? Ekmel of women in TV Korkonosenko ja media in the activities Gecer current affairs Marina A. Berezhnaia of political parties and programmes during new socio­political 5. Social media in the elections of movements. Katarzyna educational marketing 2014­2015 in Poland. Kamińska­Korolczuk of universities ­ the Karolina Brylska global context. Anna Zięty

Keynotes 1. PEETER TOROP (University of Tartu): “Methodological 12­14 translatability and transdisciplinary media research” Room 215 2. Rauno Thomas Moss (University of Tartu)

Lunch 14­15 Room 204

Session Ib Session IIb Session IIIb Session IVb 15­16.45 15­16.45 15­16.45 15­16.45 Room 207 Room 205 Room 206 Room 215 BOGUSLAWA MARTEN JUURIK MARJU RAGNE KÕUTS DOBEK­OSTROWSKA HIMMA­KADAKAS

PANEL POLITICAL ECONOMY SCIENCE CONFLICTS ­ BUSINESS Political & REGULATION 2 COMMUNICATION & 1. Exit, Voice, and the communication 1. The EU Digital Single MEDIATIZATION 1 ‘liar press’. Explaining culture. Computer Market and the 1. Responsible the publicly voiced loss discourse analysis of Research and ‘impossible’ challenges of trust in journalism the Parliamentary Innovation: Formal that it presents for in Germany and debates and informal audiovisual policy Sergei Kruk, Ilva education as an Europe. Christian making in Estonia. Skulte, Vija Sīle, Vents instrument of Schäfer­Hock ja Martin Sīlis and Tomass Indrek Ibrus. promoting a scientific Rachuj Tom evics career among young š 2. How the sharing people. Justyna 2. Communicating economy undermines Wojniak about the audiovisual asymmetrical threats 2. Barriers to water policymaking: in Germany, Great protection behaviour Empirical Britain, Poland and among Baltic citizens. investigations in Arko Olesk and Esta Russia. Coverage of North­Eastern Europe. Kaal the terrorist attacks in Indrek Ibrus ja Ulrike Paris – a case study. Rohn. 3. Mediatization as a Waldemar Sobera and process of Róża Smolak transformation of 3. Comparing media society. Barbara clusters: Between East Brodzińska­Mirowska, 3. Comparing and West. Michal Aleksandra Seklecka Populisms: Finland and Ł Glowacki and Lizzie and ukasz Hungary. Robert Imre Wojtkowski Jackson.

4. How the anti­piracy 4. Self­mediatization 4. Changes in the and Its Effects in policy makes the Romanian Media Representatives' Use pressure on cultural Business. Brindusa of Social Networking industries in Russia. Armanca Sites. Norbert Ilya Kiriya

Merkovity 5. ‘Adaptive 5. Traditional media's journalism’? The most 5. The perceived role activity in Social recent devices in the of media in influencing Network Sites during competition for Estonian research 2014 European attention. Epp Lauk policy. Arko Olesk Election in Poland ­ and Turo Uskali practical usage of

6. Internet memes in a internet research tool.

modern political Bartlomiej Lodzki campaign ­ communication, language, recipient. Agnieszka Weglinska

PAUSE (15 min)

Session Ic Session IIc Session IIIc Session IVc 17­18.30 17­18.30 17­18.30 17­18.30 Room 207 Room 205 Room 206 Room 215 RAGNE KÕUTS MARIA SIGNE IVASK BOGUSLAWA MURUMAA­MENGEL DOBEK­OSTROWSKA

PANEL SOCIAL MEDIA AND FAIR OF IDEAS CONFLICT in/with Agents of Media MEDIATIZATION RUSSIA/Eastern Accountability – CEE 1. Constructing the Europe Perspectives image of internally 1. Reconceptualizing Michal Glowacki, displaced persons by The Concept of Halliki Harro­Loit, opinion leaders on Alternative Media In Bissera Zankova, Auksė Balčytienė, Epp Ukrainian Facebook. Russian Context: A Lauk Olena Churanova Case of Rain Tv­Channel. Anna 2. Local political Shpyntova communication via social media. Ewelina 2. The first attempt – Kancik­Koltun repeated failure? Implementation of 3. Internet media literacy instruments of conception in media community integration policy documents of and participation in Latvia. Anda Rozukalne Polish local governments online 3. Social significance of media. The transnational Russian communication television broadcasts contexts. Case studies. in Latvia and Estonia in Krzysztof Kowalik the context of Russian­speaking 4. Social media as a audiences’ media tool for defense of literacy and democracy in Poland – media­related an example of the perceptions. Triin Committee for the Vihalemm, Janis Defence of Democracy Juzefovics and (polish: KOD). Marta Marianne Leppik Du Vall and Marta Majorek 4. Activism of Ukrainian journalists after Euromaidan. Halyna Budivska

5. Construction of "Eastern Europe" in refugee crisis. Sigrid Kaasik­Krogerus

Book presentation: "Democracy and Media" (BOGUSLAWA DOBEK­OSTROWSKA) Lossi 36 ­ 215

19.00 Banquet @ Lossi 36 ​ 21.00 Old observatory of Tartu

Day 2 June 18

9­10 Keynote BOGUSLAWA DOBEK­OSTROWSKA (University of Wroclawski): “25 years after ​ communism: Four models of media and politics in Central and Eastern Europe.“ (Lossi 36­215 aka the ​ auditorium of Juhan Peegel)

Session Ia Session IIa Session IIIa Session IVa 10­12 10­12 10­12 10­12 Room 207 Room 205 Room 206 Room 215 HALLIKI HARRO­LOIT MARTEN JUURIK EPP LAUK MICHAL GLOWACKI

PANEL MEDIA & BUSINESS AUDIENCE AND SOCIAL MEDIA AND Presentations of the MANAGEMENT 1 CONSUMPTION DEMOCRACY Political: Exploring 1. Startups in e­culture STUDIES 1. Activity of the Conflict and processes. A case 1. SOCIAL MEDIA Republic of Poland Self­Expression study of Warsaw. USERS IN ESTONIA – embassies on the through Viral Texts Jacek Mikucki UNDERSTANDING Internet. Julia and Internet Memes in ń Social Networks 2. Keyword ‘Sharing USES AND Trzci ska and Sandra Andrew Asher, Economy’: How an MOTIVATIONS. Pille Wolna Anastasia Denisova, increasing sharing Pruulmann­ Olga Rodak culture influences TV Vengerfeldt 2. Bonded by business models. interactions: polarizing Ulrike Rohn and Mats 2. News activity of factors and integrative Nylund professional and capacities of the

non­professional social media. The case of 3. Facebook as an media users in Poland. Hungary. Gabriella information platform of portals. Analysis of Comparative Szabó and Marton Facebook’s websites perspective. Jacek Bene of onet.pl, wpolityce.pl Nożewski and gazeta.pl in 3. Developments of 2010­2016. Kamil 3. Media as an agent e­democracy in Pluta and Bartosz of lifestyle politics. Poland: limitations and Wujec Representations of challenges. Michał

tacit understandings Jacuński 4. Influence of about social problems journalism awards on in Polish, Estonian, 4. Government violation of Hungarian, Slovenian communication in professional practices. and Romanian media. hybrid media systems: Marju Triin Vihalemm and Journalist­mediated or Himma­Kadakas, Allan press­secretary­media Margit Keller Rajavee, Kadri ted channel? Elena Salamäe, Signe Ivask. 4. Pets, toys and Johansson technology – 5. Global transmedia children’s gift wishes 5. European Journalism story for Generation Z as a reflection of their Observatory migration ­ case study of Nexo admires. Kristiina crisis study – how the Lego Knights. Anna Kruuse. short research can hit Jupowicz­Ginalska media agenda. Michal 5. The dialectics of Kus and Adam Szynol care. Communicating ethical consumerism in Poland. Kinga Polynczuk­Alenius

Session Va 10­12 Room 204 MARIA MURUMAA­MENGEL

MEDIA LITERACY AND EDUCATION 1. Autoethnography as a Pedagogy for Critical Media Literacy. Natalija Ma eikienė and Kristina ž Juraitė

2. Significance of Media Studies in Pakistan. Muhammad Tarique

3. Why news literacy matters: Understanding and appreciating journalism in the 21st century. Auksė Balčytienė, Kristina Juraite, Audronė Nugaraitė and Romas Sakadolskis

4. Rethinking opera­performance in/and/as media/medium. Silja Lani

5. The library­like civic institutions: new Renaissance of a book in Estonia. Mai Põldaas

1. MARE AINSAAR (University of Tartu): “Communicating social Closing session studies to public. The example of open databases like Keynotes European Social Survey and cooperation with 12­14 journalists. Popularizing science, supporting journalistic Room 215 content with data based knowledge” 2. TARMO SOOMERE (President of the Estonian Academy of Sciences): “Synergy of scientists and editors as a tool to communicate sparkling science to saturated audience”

15.00 Bogshoe hike at Rubina swamp & lunch. 20.00 Closing ceremony @ Vilde. Band Anett’s Garden.