This programme may change up until the last minute.

All students have been divided in flows with following 'flow managers' doing all the hard work of reading your papers giving your feedback and managing your discussions.
Yellow flow is managed by Nico Carpentier in Ülikooli 16-212
Blue flow is managed by Hannu Nieminen (first week) in Lossi 3-112 and Tobias Olsson (second week) in Ülikooli 16-214
Green flow is managed by Bart Cammaerts (first week) Lossi 3-141 B and Maren Hartmann (second week) in Lossi 3-307

Sunday, 27/07

Arrival in Tartu

19.00-21.00 Gathering and Registration at cafe Catwalk, Rüütli str 12, if you can't make it to the cafe Catwalk before that time, please come directly to Ülikooli 16 room 212 on Monday morning

Monday, 28/07

9.00-9.30
Registration and welcome at Ülikooli 16, room 212 (location of lectures and workshops)

9.30-10.30
Networking WS

10.30-11.30
Lecture: Bart Cammaerts - Critiques on the Participatory Potentials of the Blogosphere

11.30-14.00
Poster Workshop (Cold lunch and coffee aside)

14.00-15.00
Lecture: Hannu Nieminen - European information society policies: critical review

15.00-15.30
Coffee

15.30-17.30
Poster workshop continues, all lecturers present.

19.00
Welcome dinner

Tuesday, 29/07

9.30-10.30
Lecture: Nico Carpentier - Identity, contingency and rigidity: The (counter-)hegemonic constructions of the identity of the media professional

10.30-11.30

	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Anna-Maria Mäki-Kuutti - Health, Private and Public: Renegotiating Gendered Subjectivities and Citizenships	Ausra Vinciuniene - Assessing Conditions of Europeanisation of National Public Sphere: Institutional Aspects of EU Political Communication in Lithuania	Inan Ozdemir - THE RHETORIC OF LEFTIST POLITICAL AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS IN TURKEY IN THE 1970s
Student oponent	Natalia Pueyo Ayhan	Aynur Sarısakaloğlu	Núria Reguero
Lecturer oponent	François Heinderyckx	Peeter Vihalemm	Richard Kilborn

11.30-12.00
Coffee

12.00-13.00

	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Vienna Setälä - Accounts of bioscience in society and us as subjects by science journalism	Camilla Tønnevold - National media and public debate on citizenship and integration in a multicultural Europe	Núria Reguero - Cultural policies and development. An approaching from media consumption by ethnic minorities in Barcelona (2008-2009)
Student oponent	Sarah Boyles	Ausra Vinciuniene	Tuğba Kanlı
Lecturer oponent	François Heinderyckx	Peeter Vihalemm	Richard Kilborn

13.00-14.00
Lunch

14.00-15.00
Lecture: Peeter Vihalemm - Estonian Transitions and Conditions

15.00-15.30
Coffee

15.30-17.30
Workshop: François Heinderyckx - On the use of pictures, tables, graphs and slides in presenting research design and results

18.00
Consortium meeting

Wednesday, 30/07

9.30-11.30

	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Sarah Boyles - The Role of Stigma in the Initial Stages of Help-Seeking for Psycho-Emotional Concerns.	Aynur Sarısakaloğlu - ACCESSION OF TURKEY TO THE EUROPEAN UNION IN THE MEDIA: ANALYSIS OF MEDIA COVERAGE AND PERCEPTION OF THE RECIPIENTS REGARDING TO THE EUROPEAN-TURKISH DEABATE IN 7 COUNTRIES	Marco Braeuer - Citizen action groups and online-communication: appropriation of enhanced repertoires of action?
Student oponent	Anna-Maria Mäki-Kuutti	Barış Engin Aksoy	Inan Ozdemir
Lecturer oponent	Roy Langer	Beybin Kejanlioglu	Jeffrey Wimmer

	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Natalia Pueyo Ayhan - The impact of TV food commercials among children's food choice and attitude	Catarina Passos - “European Identity and the Management of Public Information - Political Marketing and Political Communication Strategies and the (re)definition of Europe"	Tuğba Kanlı - Alternative in the Mainstream?: A “Radical” Newspaper of Turkey.
Student oponent	Vienna Setälä	Evelin Pullerits	Jannie Møller Hartley
Lecturer oponent	Roy Langer	Beybin Kejanlioglu	Jeffrey Wimmer

11.30-12.00
Coffee

12.00-13.00

	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Simone Carlo - The “Digital divide”: a critical rereading of term, ideological framing, policies	Cristina Muntean - Management strategies and market economy challenges of Czech printed economic and business media, in a European context	Jannie Møller Hartley - New Media - New Journalism? - An analysis of blurring bourdaries and liquid journalism in Danish online newsrooms.
Student oponent	Faïza Naït-Bouda	Tamas Bodoky	Ignacio Bergillos
Lecturer oponent	Pille Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt	Beybin Kejanlioglu	Jeffrey Wimmer

13.00-14.00
Lunch

14.00-15.00
Workshop: Roy Langer - Approaches to discourse analysis

15.00-15.30
Coffee

15.30-17.30
Workshop: Richard Kilborn - WS: Working on texts

Thursday, 31/07

9.30-11.30

	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	María Soliña Barreiro González - The modern time experience through historic avant-garde cinema (1919-1933)	Bodin Cyrille - « Mutations of scientific speech in the public sphere »	Laur Kanger - The interaction of IT & society: Estonian case
Student oponent	Enrique Canovaca	Gabriel Moreno	Sascha Hoelig
Lecturer oponent	Richard Kilborn	Roy Langer	François Heinderyckx

	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Matthias De Groof - Self images in postcolonial West- and Central Africa: an explorative research into the African and European cinematographic representations in comparative perspective.	Gabriel Moreno - Viewing Globalization in Mexican-American Transnational Social Spaces	Ignacio Bergillos - From iReport to Ureport. Major broadcasters in USA proposing citizen journalism trough the net.
Student oponent	María Soliña Barreiro González	Zykas Aurelijus	Jeong Kim
Lecturer oponent	Richard Kilborn	Roy Langer	François Heinderyckx

11.30-12.00
Coffee

12.00-13.00

	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Faïza Naït-Bouda - The pigistes journalists group identity between historical legacy and social construction	Martin Duch - WHAT ROLE DOES PUBLIC RELATIONS PLAY IN GERMAN COMMUNICATION AGENCIES? – HOW DO THEY UNDERSTAND AND APPLY PUBLIC RELATIONS CONCEPTS?	Matthias Berg - Mediatization and Communicative Mobility: Everyday-Communication against the Background of an increasingly individualized, mobile Labor Market
Student oponent	Riitta Saastamoinen	Catarina Passos	Marco Braeuer
Lecturer oponent	Jeffrey Wimmer	Roy Langer	Beybin Kejanlioglu

13.00-14.00
Lunch

14.00-15.00
Workshop: Pille Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt - Comparing the incomparable: International comparisons workshop

15.00-15.30
Coffee

15.30-17.30
Workshop: Roy Langer - Approaches to discourse analysis

Friday, 01/08, Tallinn

7.30
Bus leaves from in front of the Pepleri hostel, passing all other hostels and hotels as well, bring your luggage for the weekend. We will drop off our luggage at the hostel in Tallinn.

11.30
Visit to Estonian Public Broadcasting TV and Radio, sandwiches and coffee

12.45-13.45
Indrek Treufeldt - Celebrating nation's birthday talks about Estonia

13.45 -14.00
Walk to Uus Sadama 5

14.00-16.50
Workshop in seminar room at Uus Sadama 5 Jeffrey Wimmer - The multiple meanings of digital games. A workshop on the theoretical as well as on the methodological challenges.

Saturday, 02/08, Tallinn, Uus-Sadama 5

9.30.00-11.30
Workshop: Abstract writing Nico Carpentier and Bart Cammaerts

11.30-12.00
Coffee

12.00-13.00
WS continues

13.00-14.00
Lunch

14.00-16.00
Lecture:Manuel Parés i Maicas - The political implications of the cultural diversity Convention.

16.00-16.30
Coffee

16.30-17.30
Workshop: Beybin Kejanlioglu - THE INTERNET USER AS PRODUCER

Sunday, 03/08

14.00 Pick-up from the hostel. Bus will tkae us and luggage to Estonian History Museum, in Maarjamäe Castle

15.00-16 Maren Hartmann - Mobile media in (semi-)mobile places
After that, possibility to explore the museum and have some sandwiches.
18.00 Bus back to Tartu

Monday, 04/08

DAY STARTS LATER

10.30-11.30

	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Yiannis Mylonas - War, media and the political; contemporary discursive struggles in the Western public realm	Barış Engin Aksoy - Wanted: 'Authenticity' in Turkish Modernization	sara cannizzaro - Cognition, modelling and culture: a systems theory approach.
Student oponent	Lawrie Hallett	Maha Taki	Laur Kanger
Lecturer oponent	Michael Bruun Andersen	irena reifova	Pille Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt

11.30-12.00
Coffee

12.00-13.00

	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Enrique Canovaca - Narrative structures in American dramas (2001-08)	Evelin Pullerits - Transnationalization of the public sphere: dispositions and resources of audience as condition for participation in the European public sphere (empirical typology of Estonian publics)	Sascha Hoelig - What do people do when they use the internet? Communication Modes as an integrated concept for the analysis of media use in converging media environments
Student oponent	Matthias De Groof	Bodin Cyrille	Gladys Ortiz Henderson
Lecturer oponent	Michael Bruun Andersen	irena reifova	Pille Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt

13.00-14.00
Lunch

14.00-15.00
Lecture: Ebba Sundin - What is news? The young media consumers’ perspectives

15.00-15.30
Coffee

15.30-17.30
Workshop: Tobias Olsson - WS: Qualitative Interviews

Tuesday, 05/08

9.30-11.30

	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Lawrie Hallett - The Space Between: Finding a Place for Community Radio.	Maha Taki - Beyond Utopias and Dystopias: a comparative approach to studying weblog usage in Lebanon and Syria	Celina Raffl - INNOVATION THROUGH COOPERATION. Information and Communication Technology Assessment and Design for Open Innovation.
Student oponent	Simone Carlo	Imke Hoppe	Matthias Berg
Lecturer oponent	Denis McQuail	BERTRAND CABEDOCHE	Ebba Sundin

	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Riitta Saastamoinen - INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION COMPETENCE AND ITS DEVELOPMENT: NEW THEORETICAL AND APPLIED PERSPECTIVES	Tamas Bodoky - Internet news portal as mass media	Gladys Ortiz Henderson - COMPUTER AND INTERNET APPROPRIATION: USES AND SIGNIFICANCE AMONG YOUNG MEXICAN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Student oponent	Maria Kyriakidou	Martin Duch	sara cannizzaro
Lecturer oponent	Denis McQuail	BERTRAND CABEDOCHE	Ebba Sundin

11.30-12.00
Coffee

12.00-13.00

	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Maria Kyriakidou - Mediating Cosmopolitanism: Cosmopolitan Discourses and Distant Suffering	Zykas Aurelijus - Communicating and Managing the Competitive Country Image: the Case of Japan and its Relevance for other Countries	Jeong Kim - the blog and (in)visible silences: the spiral of invisibility in South Korean Blogosphere
Student oponent	Yiannis Mylonas	Cristina Muntean	Celina Raffl
Lecturer oponent	Michael Bruun Andersen	BERTRAND CABEDOCHE	Ebba Sundin

13.00-14.00
Lunch

14.00-15.00
Lecture: Denis McQuail - Alternative visions or models of journalistic professionalism

15.00-15.30
Coffee

15.30-17.30
Workshop: irena reifova - WS: Communist popular culture – ideological analysis of television serial fiction

18.00
Consortium meeting

Wednesday,06/08

9.30-11.30

	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Laura Suna - Media Identities and Youth in Latvia: Media Appropriation of Latvian and Russian speaking Youth in Youth Cultural Communities	Yana Breindl - The use of ICTS in the political process: citizen’s political participation relying on “new” technologies.	Radka Kohutova - The phenomena of interactive narrative in the era of digital storytelling
Student oponent	Anne Kaun	Jill Campaiola	Víctor Manuel Navarro
Lecturer oponent	Ebba Sundin	Peter Dahlgren	Anastasia Kavada

	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Anne Kaun - Baltic Russians: Public spheres and Mediated Identities	Imke Hoppe - Sustainability and political Online-Communication	Ana Sanchez Laws - Museums in Panama. A socio-historical approach with a focus on diversity, complemented by an exploration on the role of new technologies.
Student oponent	Valentyna Dymytrova	Yana Breindl	Radka Kohutova
Lecturer oponent	Marina Villa	Peter Dahlgren	Anastasia Kavada

11.30-12.00
Coffee

12.00-13.00

	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Valentyna Dymytrova - Media and Identity Construction. The Case of Contemporary Ukraine.	Jill Campaiola - Youth Protests in France and in the United States: The Role of the Media in Defining Civic Engagement.	Víctor Manuel Navarro - THE ROLE OF NON-AVATAR CHARACTERS IN THE INTERACTION BETWEEN THE PLAYER AND THE VIDEOGAME
Student oponent	Laura Suna	Camilla Tønnevold	Ana Sanchez Laws
Lecturer oponent	Marina Villa	Peter Dahlgren	Anastasia Kavada

13.00-14.00
Lunch

14.00-15.00
Lecture: Peter Dahlgren - Online Cultures and Civic Agency: Modest Hopes for Democracy

15.00-15.30
Coffee

15.30-17.30
Workshop: Michael Bruun Andersen - Methodological approaches to television news form.

Thursday, 07/08

9.30-10.30
Pille Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt - Comparing the incomparable: International comparisons workshop

10.30-11.30
BERTRAND CABEDOCHE - 'Information and communication: a specific scientific discipline in the analysis of the social role of the producers in media in

11.30-12.00
Coffee

12.00-13.00
Lecture: Marina Villa - Media, politics and public opinion (theory and research in France, Italy, Spain)

13.00-14.00
Lunch

14.00-15.00
Lecture: Jens Kjeldsen - L: Mediated publics and rhetorical fragmentation

15.00-15.30
Coffee

15.30-17.30
Workshop: Anastasia Kavada - Participatory democracy online and offline: The case of the ‘movement for alternative globalization’

Friday, 08/08

9.30-10.30
Book workshop (Nico Carpentier and Pille Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt)

10.30-11.30
Joint workshop (Nico Carpentier)

11.30-12.00
Coffee

12.00-13.00
Joint Workshop (Nico Carpentier)

13.00-14.00
Lunch

14.00-16.00
Evaluation

16.00-16.30
Coffee

16.30-17.30
Evaluation

19.00
Farwell dinner

Saturday, 09/08

Departure