Tuesday February 23
Amelia Arsenault (Univesrity of Pennsylvania)
The Convergence of Networks and the Importance of Nodes: Mapping the Global Networks of the Information Industries
Room 601B, Journalism 12:00 - 2:00pm
Communications Colloquium
Organization
- Michael Schudson, and Rasmus Kleis Nielsen, Coordinators
Overview
The communications colloquium maintains an ongoing conversation about problems of communication and mediation, both current and historical. Presentations deal with substantial problems as well as theoretical and methodological issues that span a number of different intellectual fields. This inherently interdisciplinary series of seminars is anchored in the Communications PhD Program at the Graduate School of Journalism, and brings together students and faculty from across the university to discuss cutting-edge research.
Workshop
Schedule
Monday March 8
Silvio Waisbord (George Washington University)
Making Civic News: Advocacy Journalism and Collective Mobilization in Latin America
Room 607B, Journalism 12:00pm
Monday April 19
Laura DeNardis (Yale University)
Technologies of Dissent
Room 607B, Journalism 12:00 - 2:00pm
