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Re: [Air-L] ir11 - Thank you
by Andrew Herman 25 Oct '10

25 Oct '10

Yes, yes, yes. It was not only one of the best IRs I have attended, it was one of my best conference experiences ever. Thanks to the organizing committee and the executive for their hard work. AH Andrew Herman, Ph. D. Associate Professor and Chairperson Department of Communication Studies Graduate Program in Cultural Analysis and Social Theory Wilfrid Laurier University Waterloo, Ontario N2L 3C5 CANADA 519 884-1970 x3693 >>> Jeremy hunsinger <jeremy(a)tmttlt.com> 10/24/10 8:40 AM >>> I second this, it was an excellent conference, I just wish I could have met more of the people I didn't know, not that they wanted to meet me and chat I also think we need to extend thanks to Mathias Klang, who put out a few fires and helped out immensely in a myriad of ways and to the 'green shirts', the students and staff that stepped forward and worked to make the conference a success. I look forward to next year, I am told that the exec will be performing a song and dance review and Michael might wear tails and a top hat. On Sun, Oct 24, 2010 at 1:10 AM, Steve Jones <sjones(a)uic.edu> wrote: > Thanks to all who participated in IR11. It was, as usual, another excellent AoIR conference. But even though I write "as usual" it should not be taken for granted that an enormous amount of work goes into it, and that every conference has had a different character to it, another thing that greatly distinguishes it from so many other conferences. The conference organizers, led by Ann-Sofie Axelsson and Ylva Hård af Segerstad, the program chair, Torill Mortensson, and all of the other volunteers who made it possible deserve enormous credit and thanks for their work. > > I also want to take a moment to thank the AoIR executive committee for its continued leadership and guidance of the association. As AoIR approaches its "teen years" (NB: I don't want to take that metaphor any further) it will likely continue to experience growing pains, and it is good to know that it will continue to be in good hands. > > I'll look forward to seeing many of you in Seattle, and, I hope, sooner. > > Steve Jones > _______________________________________________ > The Air-L(a)listserv.aoir.org mailing list > is provided by the Association of Internet Researchers http://aoir.org > Subscribe, change options or unsubscribe at: http://listserv.aoir.org/listinfo.cgi/air-l-aoir.org > > Join the Association of Internet Researchers: > http://www.aoir.org/ > -- jeremy hunsinger Center for Digital Discourse and Culture Virginia Tech www.tmttlt.com () ascii ribbon campaign - against html mail /\ - against microsoft attachments http://www.stswiki.org/ sts wiki http://transdisciplinarystudies.tmttlt.com/ Transdisciplinary Studies:the book series I am always doing that which I can not do, in order that I may learn how to do it. -Pablo Picasso _______________________________________________ The Air-L(a)listserv.aoir.org mailing list is provided by the Association of Internet Researchers http://aoir.org Subscribe, change options or unsubscribe at: http://listserv.aoir.org/listinfo.cgi/air-l-aoir.org Join the Association of Internet Researchers: http://www.aoir.org/

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User Research and Technology -- call for papers
by Elke Greifeneder 25 Oct '10

25 Oct '10

--- sorry for cross positing --- Dear list, Library Hi Tech has issued a call for papers about “user research and technology”. The topic includes both user research about technology and technology for user research. Those interested in submitting an article should send a brief proposal (200 words max) to lht.editorial.staff (at) googlemail.com. Library Hi Tech has an enduring interest in this topic. Articles submitted before 15 February 2011 will be considered for a special issue, which will focus on user research and technology. Articles should be between 4000 and 8000 words. References should use the Harvard style (http://www.emeraldinsight.com/authors/guides/harvard.htm) Please submit completed articles via the Scholar One online submission system (http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/lht) Library Hi Tech is a peer-reviewed, ISI-indexed journal published by Emerald Group Publishing, Ltd. Best wishes Elke -- Elke Greifeneder Mail: greifeneder(at)ibi.hu-berlin.de Lecturer Berlin School of Library and Information Science Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Associate Editor Library Hi Tech - Emerald

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privacy related practices, datasets and research
by Seda Guerses 25 Oct '10

25 Oct '10

dear airudites, a friend and i want to write something about how to develop privacy related practices when collecting, processing and sharing datasets for research purposes. we are interested in what it takes to be compliant with data protection regulation (or similar regulation that applies in your state/country) or the ethics board, but more importantly we are interested in principles that could be seen as good privacy practices with respect to scientific research. these could be practices that you have developed in the past with respect to consent, anonymization (which has proven to be a weak protection mathematically, but what are ways around this problem), transparency, community etc. are there practices in your institution or community that you can point us to, or that you have thought about that you would like to share with us? also problems that you have run into would be very valuable. :) thank you, seda Disclaimer: http://www.kuleuven.be/cwis/email_disclaimer.htm

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ir11 - Thank you
by Steve Jones 24 Oct '10

24 Oct '10

Thanks to all who participated in IR11. It was, as usual, another excellent AoIR conference. But even though I write "as usual" it should not be taken for granted that an enormous amount of work goes into it, and that every conference has had a different character to it, another thing that greatly distinguishes it from so many other conferences. The conference organizers, led by Ann-Sofie Axelsson and Ylva Hård af Segerstad, the program chair, Torill Mortensson, and all of the other volunteers who made it possible deserve enormous credit and thanks for their work. I also want to take a moment to thank the AoIR executive committee for its continued leadership and guidance of the association. As AoIR approaches its "teen years" (NB: I don't want to take that metaphor any further) it will likely continue to experience growing pains, and it is good to know that it will continue to be in good hands. I'll look forward to seeing many of you in Seattle, and, I hope, sooner. Steve Jones

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Full time tenure track position at Pratt Institute
by Debbie Rabina 23 Oct '10

23 Oct '10

Full time tenure track position at Pratt Institute, School of Information and Library Science. Assistant Professor - Digital Libraries, Archives, and Environments To apply: http://tinyurl.com/329r3b2* * Job Location:New York, NY, US. * Full description * Assistant Professor - SILS - Digital Libraries, Archives, and Environments The*School of Information and Library Science* at Pratt Institute invites applications for a full-time tenure-track faculty position at the Assistant Professor rank, available Fall 2011. The selected applicant will be a creative and innovative researcher and teacher in one or more of the following areas: . Web/Internet & digital media for information transfer, learning and literacy; . User studies in digital contexts across libraries, archives and museums; . Digital information design for systems, networks, platforms, and open access; . Digital learning environments and resources for education and outreach; . Digital curation and preservation including cultural heritage collections. Within the context of the School's emphasis on cultural informatics across libraries, archives, museums, education and IT sectors, this position supports certificate programs in: archives and museum libraries; our World Information, Society and Environments (WISE) program, which places law, business, policy and health in digital and global contexts; and our new dual degree program (MSLIS and MFA in Digital Arts) focusing on using digital tools to create information learning environments. Located in the heart of Manhattan, Pratt-SILS seeks faculty that will thrive in this culturally diverse environment and will engage with the Pratt community to help enrich and develop the Pratt-SILS degree and certificate programs and especially advance a meaningful research agenda. - Teach three courses per semester. - Develop courses, help build programs in area of specialization, and contribute to curriculum development. - Serve as an advisor to SILS students. - Develop an active and sustained research agenda. - Publish research in peer-reviewed journals and present at professional conferences. - Serve on School and Institute committees and participate in related school activities and institute-wide initiatives. - Contribute to the life of the school. - Perform all other related activities as required. Required Experience Ph.D. in library and information science or a related field such as education, computer science, or digital media studies required. Must have higher education teaching experience and demonstrate an understanding of professional practice. Candidates should also demonstrate ability and strength in research in one or more of the areas of specialization through their doctoral work, scholarly publications, conference presentations and courses taught. Candidates should be active in professional organizations; preference will be given to applicants with demonstrated potential for leadership in research and professional service. Excellent interpersonal and oral and written communications skills required. -- Debbie Rabina, Ph.D, Associate Professor Pratt Institute, School of Information and Library Science 144 West 14th Street, 6th fl. New York, NY, 10011-7301

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Re: [Air-L] Post-aoir conference gathering at Gothia Towers
by Monica Murero 23 Oct '10

23 Oct '10

From 18 (6pm) circa! Sent from iPhone Il giorno 23/ott/2010, alle ore 16:43, "P.J. Oiarzabal" <pjoiarzabal(a)hotmail.com> ha scritto: > what time? > > Pedro J. Oiarzabal, PhD > pedro.oiarzabal(a)deusto.es > > International Migration Research Unit > http://www.deusto.es/migraciones > > University of Deusto > Edificio Central, Tercer Piso, Despacho 373-D > Avenida de las Universidades, 24 > 48007 - Bilbao > > Tel.:+34-944139003 (ext. 2077) > Check my profile hub @ http://card.ly/oiarzabal > > > > > > From: murero.monica(a)gmail.com > > To: air-l(a)listserv.aoir.org > > Date: Sat, 23 Oct 2010 16:41:07 +0200 > > Subject: [Air-L] Post-aoir conference gathering at Gothia Towers > > > > Dear aoir's smart people, > > gather at the Gothia Tower Hotel before and (some) after dinner. We'll be at the 23rd floor, and when it becomes too crowded we'll move at the round floor at the "Incontro" Italian restaurant/live music place - come and join us (also via tweeter #ir11) > > > > Monica > > > > -------------------- > > Monica Murero , Ph.D. > > AoIR Exec, 2003-2009; AoIR Treasurer, 2005-2009 > > AoIR Lifetime Member > > Director E-Life International Institute > > Associate Professor in Politics of e-Government > > and in Sociology of New Technology > > University Federico II, Italy > > Consultant, World Health Organization > > http://it.linkedin.com/pub/monica-murero-ph-d/16/52/606 > > > > Inviato da iPad > > _______________________________________________ > > The Air-L(a)listserv.aoir.org mailing list > > is provided by the Association of Internet Researchers http://aoir.org > > Subscribe, change options or unsubscribe at: http://listserv.aoir.org/listinfo.cgi/air-l-aoir.org > > > > Join the Association of Internet Researchers: > > http://www.aoir.org/

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Post-aoir conference gathering at Gothia Towers
by Monica Murero 23 Oct '10

23 Oct '10

Dear aoir's smart people, gather at the Gothia Tower Hotel before and (some) after dinner. We'll be at the 23rd floor, and when it becomes too crowded we'll move at the round floor at the "Incontro" Italian restaurant/live music place - come and join us (also via tweeter #ir11) Monica -------------------- Monica Murero , Ph.D. AoIR Exec, 2003-2009; AoIR Treasurer, 2005-2009 AoIR Lifetime Member Director E-Life International Institute Associate Professor in Politics of e-Government and in Sociology of New Technology University Federico II, Italy Consultant, World Health Organization http://it.linkedin.com/pub/monica-murero-ph-d/16/52/606 Inviato da iPad

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ACM Multimedia worldwide Conference , Firenze ( Next week)
by Monica Murero 23 Oct '10

23 Oct '10

Dear Aoir Friends and Colleagues, If you have the chance to be in Italy next week, after Gotheborg' aoir conference, we'll meet at the ACM Multimedia worldwide conference in fantastic Firenze, (Italy) http://www.acmmm10.org/program/program-at-glance/ "ACM Multimedia 2010 is the worldwide premier multimedia conference and a key event to display scientific achievements in the field of cultural heritage [...]" Monica -------------------- Monica Murero , Ph.D. AoIR Exec, 2003-2009; AoIR Treasurer, 2005-2009 AoIR Lifetime Member Director E-Life International Institute Associate Professor in Politics of e-Government and in Sociology of New Technology University Federico II, Italy Consultant, World Health Organization http://it.linkedin.com/pub/monica-murero-ph-d/16/52/606

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the best way to archive web material?
by Sarah Oates 22 Oct '10

22 Oct '10

Hello and apologies if this has been asked recently or seems a bit basic! Does anyone have a recommendation for software to archive web material? I am heading a project to study political activism on the Russian internet and we need to store a range of different types of web pages across time ... I can't even get my PC to store even a small amount with full images. My research partner in Ukraine can, but she has a Mac (not an option available at my university right now). I have a small budget to buy some software, although freeware suggestions always appreciated. I want to have the archive complete so that we can work with it, share it with other researchers, go back to it as necessary, etc., so I really want to have full graphics etc. Optimally, it would be something that could do automatic crawls and downloads as well, although as we are tending to focus on relatively short periods of intense interest around particularly issues/events, we don't need a long-term crawl system. Suggestions from this clever and useful list most welcome, although currently this list is making me sad that I am not in Sweden to meet people at exciting venues and hear what I am sure is some great work (: Sincerely Sarah Sarah Oates Professor of Political Communication School of Social and Political Sciences Adam Smith Building University of Glasgow Glasgow G12 8RT Email: sarah.oates(a)glasgow.ac.uk Website: www.media-politics.com <http://www.media-politics.com/> Telephone: (0)141 330 5124 The University of Glasgow, charity number SC004401

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Fwd: [cultstud-l] CFP: CCA Annual Conference 2011
by jeremy hunsinger 22 Oct '10

22 Oct '10

Begin forwarded message: > From: Daniel Goldberg <daniel.goldberg(a)mcgill.ca> > Date: October 22, 2010 12:54:29 PM EDT > To: CULTSTUD-L(a)comm.umn.edu > Subject: [cultstud-l] CFP: CCA Annual Conference 2011 > Reply-To: Cultural Studies <cultstud-l(a)lists.comm.umn.edu> > > *Please circulate widely.* > > > > *Call for Papers* > > *La version française suit ci-dessous* > > * * > > * * > > *Canadian Communication Association (CCA) Annual Conference 2011* > > *June 1-3, 2011* > > *University of New Brunswick & St. Thomas University* > > *Fredericton, New Brunswick* > > > > “Coasts and Continents: Exploring Peoples and Places” is the theme of the > Canadian Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences (CFHSS) 2011 > Congress within which the Canadian Communication Association (CCA) will hold > its Annual Conference from June 1 – 3, 2011 at the University of New > Brunswick and St. Thomas University (http://www.congress2011.ca/) We are > calling for proposals that explore, critique and extend this theme as well > as for proposals on any other relevant themes to Communication Studies. > > We invite scholars and professionals to submit proposals that develop the > range and depth of scholarship in communication studies. Proposals may take > the form of: > > > > Single-paper presentations > > Multi-paper panels > > Roundtables or Workshops > > Performances or Screenings > > Graduate Master’s Sessions (GMS - for MA students only). > > > > *Details concerning submission of proposals, annual prizes, student travel > assistance, Graduate Master’s Sessions terms of reference, and our > Conference FAQ are available at the Annual Conference section of the CCA > website (*www.acc-cca.ca/). > > > > *Awards and Prizes* > > The CCA is very pleased to offer the Beaverbrook Media@McGill Prize for the > best student paper presented at the Conference, as well as the Gertrude J. > Robinson Book Prize. Full details concerning prizes are available at the > Awards and Prizes section of the CCA website. > > * * > > *Journalism Track* > > The CCA is again welcoming this year papers on journalism research, to be > part of a dedicated subfield. Papers or panels addressing themes of practice > and education, as well as submissions dealing with theoretical or > methodological questions from a range of perspectives, are welcome. > > > > Those submitting proposals to the journalism track are encouraged to > address, but are not restricted to, the following themes: Shifting > journalism's boundaries, Journalism and democracy, New journalism forms, > Textual approaches to journalism, Mediating diversity, Political economy of > journalism, The future of news, Journalism education. > > * * > > *Submission Details* > > *All proposals must be submitted online via the Submit a Proposal link at > the Annual Conference section of the CCA website (www.acc-cca.ca/).* > > > > In order to present a paper at the conference, you must be a member of the > Canadian Communication Association. You must pay your dues for that calendar > year by March 1st in order to be included in the schedule. If you are not > already a member and wish to join the CCA, please visit the Membership > section of the CCA website. > > > > Master’s students interested in taking part in the conference *must submit > through the Graduate Masters Sessions.* > > The CCA has limited funds to help defray the travel costs of student > participants. Details are available on our website. > > > > Audiovisual support will include a data projector and screen only. > Participants are required to provide their own laptops, and any additional > equipment. > > > > *You may only submit one single-authored abstract for consideration*. You > may also present another co-authored paper, but only if the other authors > are present. You can also act as a respondent on a panel or participant on a > workshop or roundtable. > > All proposals will be peer-reviewed by the conference organizing committee > to ensure that presentations meet the scholarly standards of the > Association, and in order to facilitate the organization of coherent and > high-quality panels. > > > > *Presenters must select from the following list the sub-field in which they > would prefer their proposal to be considered.* Conference organizers will > attempt to place presenters with other papers in their desired subfield, but > may elect to place a paper in another subfield as programming requires. > > > > · Media History > > · Journalism and News > > · Policy, Regulation and Governance > > · Technology and Emerging Media > > · International Communication and Development > > · Organizational and Interpersonal Communication > > · Public Relations, Advertising and Political > Communication > > · Media and Culture > > · Theory and Ethics > > · Sexuality and Gender > > · Race and Media > > · Graduate Master’s Sessions [GMS] > > > > *Paper proposals* *must include:* > > · Author’s name, rank/status, and affiliation. Please > use full first name (not an initial) and properly capitalize all names. > > · Paper title. Please be brief because longer titles > may be truncated during the online submission process. > > · An abstract (maximum 250 words) outlining: the > research object, problem or question; the findings, argument or inquiry to > be developed; the method of analysis used; the significance of what is > proposed in relation to existing scholarship in the field; relationship > with the wider research interests of the author(s). > > * * > > *Panel proposals* should be submitted by the panel chair, and must include: > > · Chair’s name, rank/status, and affiliation. Please > use full first name (not an initial) and properly capitalize all names. > > · Panel title. Please be brief because longer titles > may be truncated during the online submission process. > > · An abstract (maximum 250 words) outlining: the > research object, problem or question; a list of the presenters and papers > (maximum 4) to be included in the panel; the significance of the panel in > relation to existing scholarship in the field. > > · *A separate proposal, as above, for each paper > included in the panel*. > > > > *Roundtable proposals* should be submitted by the roundtable chair, and > must include: > > · Chair’s name, rank/status, and affiliation. Please > use full first name (not an initial) and properly capitalize all names. > > · Roundtable title. Please be brief because longer > titles may be truncated during the online submission process. > > · An abstract (maximum 250 words) outlining: the > workshop theme, problem or question; a list of the presenters to be included > in the roundtable and a brief indication of their contribution; the > significance of the roundtable in relation to existing scholarship in the > field. > > > > *Performance or screening proposals* must include: > > · Presenter’s name, rank/status, and affiliation. > Please use full first name (not an initial) and properly capitalize all > names. > > · Title of the work. Please be brief because longer > titles may be truncated during the online submission process. > > · An abstract (maximum 250 words) outlining: the nature > and themes of the work to be presented; the medium and duration of > presentation; the significance of the work in relation to existing concerns > in the field; the presenter’s previous experience with this medium; > anticipated special requirements for the presentation (e.g. space; > equipment, etc). > > > > * * > > *Deadlines* > > *Paper and Panel proposals*: January 7, 2011 > > *Beaverbrook Media@McGill Student Paper Prize*: April 1, 2011. > > > > Nominated papers should be sent electronically (.pdf format) to Prof. Darin > Barney, CCA President (darin.barney(a)mcgill.ca) Title page must indicate > paper’s title, the author’s name, contact info, university affiliation, and > degree status. > > > > *Gertrude J. Robinson Book Prize*: March 1, 2011 > > > > Nominations should be sent electronically to Prof. Colette Brin, CCA > Vice-President (colette.brin(a)com.ulaval.ca) and must indicate the book’s > title, author, publisher, date of publication and author’s complete > affiliation and contact information. > > > > For additional information, please visit the CCA website www.acc-cca.ca/ > > > > Or contact: > > > > *Conference Chairs* > > Daniel Downes (English) > > ICS Coordinator > > Information and Communication Studies > > Department of Social Science > > Hazen Hall, 312 > > UNB Saint John Campus > > Tel. 506.648-5984 > > downes(a)unb.ca > > > > Gervais Mbarga (French) > > Professeur > > Information-Communication > > Université de Moncton > Campus de Moncton > 18, avenue Antonine-Maillet > Moncton, NB > E1A 3E9 > Canada > > gervais.mbarga(a)umoncton.ca > > * > * > > * * > > * * > > *Appel à communication:* > > * * > > *Colloque annuel de l’Association canadienne de communication (ACC)* > > *Juin 1-3, 2011* > > *L’Université du Nouveau-Bruswick et l’Université St-Thomas,* > > *Fredericton. Nouveau-Brunswick* > > > > Le colloque annuel de l’Association canadienne de communication se tiendra > du 1er au 3 juin 2011 à L’Université du Nouveau-Bruswick et l’Université > St-Thomas,à Fredericton, sous l’égide du Congrès de la Fédération canadienne > des sciences humaines (FCSH), qui aura pour thème « Rivages et continents : > exploration des peuples et des lieux.» (http://congress2011.ca/?lang=fr) L’ACC > vous invite à proposer une communication sur ce thème ou sur tout autre > thème relié au champ des études en communication. > > > > Nous invitons les chercheuses et chercheurs ainsi que les praticiennes et > praticiens à soumettre des propositions qui témoignent de l'étendue et de la > richesse des études en communication. Ces propositions peuvent prendre la > forme de : > > communications individuelles > > sessions thématiques > > tables ronde ou ateliers > > performances ou visionnements > > communications dans une session de maîtrise (réservé aux étudiants de > maîtrise). > > > > *Pour des renseignements plus détaillés sur le format des propositions, la > procédure de soumission, les informations relatives aux sessions de > maîtrise,* *les règles de participation, les prix, l’aide pour les > étudiantes et étudiants à défrayer une partie de leurs coûts de transport, > et la FAQ du colloque, veuillez consulter la section* *du *«*Conferences*» *du > site Web de l’ACC* à www.acc-cca.ca/.** > > * * > > *Bourses et prix* > > C’est avec grand plaisir que l’ACC décernera encore cette année le Prix > Beaverbrook Media@McGill, qui récompensera la meilleure communication > étudiante, et le Prix Gertrude J. Robinson pour un ouvrage remarquable en > communication. Veuillez consulter l’information détaillée sur ces prix à la > section «Récompenses et Prix» du site Web de l’ACC à www.acc-cca.ca/.** > > > > *Journalisme* > > L’ACC accueille encore cette année des propositions de recherche sur le > journalisme. Les projets de communication et des séances thématiques qui > trait à la pratique et la formation, ainsi que les contributions traitant > d’enjeux essentiellement théoriques ou méthodologiques inspirées d’approches > diverses, seront les bienvenus. > > > > Les communications portant sur le journalisme pourront s’articuler autour > des thèmes suggérés: Le déplacement des frontières du journalisme, > Journalisme et démocratie, Nouvelles formes journalistiques, Approches > textuelles du journalisme, Diversité et médiation, Économie politique du > journalisme, L’avenir de l’information, La formation journalistique. > > > > *Pour soumettre une proposition* > > *La soumission des propositions se fait par formulaire électronique > «Soumettre une proposition» à la section «Conferences» du site Web de > l’ACC: www.acc-cca.ca/.* > > * * > > *Tous les participants au colloque doivent être membres en règle de > l’ACC.* Vous > devez avoir réglé vos frais d’adhésion avant le 1er mars 2010 pour figurer > au programme. Si vous n'êtes pas déjà membre de l'ACC, veuillez consulter la > section «membres / adhésion » du site Web de l’ACC. > > > > *Les étudiants en maîtrise intéressés à prendre part à la conférence doivent > soumettre leur proposition part le biais du lien **«Sessions de maîtrise.**» > * > > L'ACC peut aider les étudiantes et étudiants à défrayer une partie de leurs > coûts de transport. Voir la site Web de l’ACC. > > Le support audiovisual inclus un projecteur de données ainsi qu’un écran. > Les participants sont tenus de fournir leur propre ordinateur portable et > tout autre équipement supplémentaire. > > * * > > *Vous ne pouvez comme auteur unique.* Cependant, il est possible de > co-signer une autre proposition, à condition que les co-auteures ou > co-auteurs soient présents au colloque. Par ailleurs, il est possible de > participer également en tant que répondant-e dans une séance ou en tant que > participant-e à une table ronde ou atelier, en plus de participer en tant > qu’auteur-e de communication individuelle. > > > > Les propositions de communication et d’ateliers seront arbitrées par le > comité organisateur afin d’assurer qu’elles respectent les normes > scientifiques de l’Association et afin de faciliter l’organisation et la > qualité des séances thématiques. > > > > *Les auteures et auteurs doivent identifier, parmi la liste suivante, un (1) > sous-champ qui correspond le mieux à leur proposition. *Le comité > s’assurera, dans la mesure du possible, de regrouper des communications du > même sous-champ en séances communes. > > > > · Séances de maîtrise > > · Communication et développement international > > · Journalisme et actualité > > · Médias et culture > > · Histoire des médias > > · Communication organisationnelle et interpersonnelle > > · Politiques publiques, régulation et gouvernance > > · Relations publiques, publicité et communication > politique > > · Ethnicité et médias > > · Sexualité et genre > > · Technologie et médias émergents > > · Théorie et éthique > > > > *Toute proposition de communication* doit inclure: > > · Le nom de l’auteure ou de l’auteur, son rang ou > statut et son rattachement institutionnel. SVP indiquer le prénom complet > plutôt qu’une initiale et utilisez les majuscules où il y a lieu. > > · Le titre de la proposition, concis de préférence: un > titre trop long pourrait être tronqué par le système de soumission > électronique. > > · Un résumé de 250 mots maximum présentant l’objet, le > problème ou la question de recherche; les résultats, la thèse ou la démarche > annoncée; la méthode retenue; la contribution de la proposition en lien avec > les travaux antérieurs et les débats actuels du domaine; les liens avec les > intérêts de recherche de l’auteur, de l’auteure ou des auteurs. > > > > *Toute proposition de séance thématique* sera soumise par le ou la > responsable de l’activité et devrait inclure: > > · Le nom du ou de la responsable, son rang ou statut et > son rattachement institutionnel. SVP indiquer le prénom complet plutôt > qu’une initiale et utilisez les majuscules où il y a lieu. > > · Le titre de la séance thématique, concis de > préférence: un titre trop long pourrait être tronqué par le système de > soumission électronique. > > · Un résumé de 250 mots maximum présentant l’objet, le > problème ou la question de recherche; la liste des auteures ou auteurs et > des communications (4 au maximum); la contribution de la séance thématique > en lien avec les travaux antérieurs et les débats actuels du domaine. > > · Une proposition individuelle (voir ci-dessus) pour > chacune des communications présentées dans le cadre de la séance thématique. > > > > *Toute proposition de table ronde* sera soumise par le ou la responsable de > l’activité, et devrait inclure: > > · Le nom du ou de la responsable, son rang ou statut et > son rattachement institutionnel. SVP indiquer le prénom complet plutôt > qu’une initiale et utilisez les majuscules où il y a lieu. > > · Le titre de la table ronde, concis de préférence: un > titre trop long pourrait être tronqué par le système de soumission > électronique. > > · Un résumé de 250 mots maximum présentant l’objet, le > problème ou la question de recherche; la liste des participants et une brève > indication de leur contribution respective; l’apport de la table ronde en > lien avec les travaux antérieurs et les débats actuels du domaine. > > > > *Toute proposition de performance ou de visionnement* sera soumise par la > présentatrice ou le présentateur, et devrait inclure: > > · Le nom de la présentatrice ou du présentateur, son > rang ou statut et son rattachement institutionnel. SVP indiquer le prénom > complet plutôt qu’une initiale et utilisez les majuscules où il y a lieu. > > · Le titre de l’œuvre, concis de préférence: un titre > trop long pourrait être tronqué par le système de soumission électronique. > > · Un résumé de 250 mots maximum présentant la nature ou > la thème de l’œuvre; le média et la durée de la présentation; la > contribution de l’œuvre en lien avec les enjeux actuels du domaine; > l’expérience préalable de la présentatrice ou du présentateur et les besoins > particuliers (p.ex. espace, équipement, etc.). > > > > *Dates limites :* > > *La date limite pour l'envoi des propositions* est le 7 janvier 2011. > > *La date limite de soumission pour le Prix Beaverbrook Media@McGill pour la > Communication Étudiante* est le 1er avril 2011. > > Les communications doivent être envoyés (.pdf) à Prof. Darin Barney, > Président du ACC (darin.barney(a)mcgill.ca) Le dossier doit comprendre une > page de garde comprenant le titre du texte, le nom de l’auteur/e, ses > coordonnées, l’université d’affiliation et son programme d’étude. > > > > *La date limite de réception des nominations pour le prix Gertrude J. > Robinson* est le 1er mars 2011. > > Les nominations doivent être envoyés à Prof. Colette Brin, Vice-Présidente > du ACC* *(colette.brin(a)com.ulaval.ca). Le dossier doit comprendre le titre > du livre, l’éditeur et la date de publication, le nom de l’auteur/e, ses > coordonnées, et l’université d’affiliation. > > > > Pour toute information supplémentaire, veuillez visiter le site Web de > l’ACC: > > http://www.acc-cca.ca/ > > > > ou contacter les responsables du programme du colloque de 2011 : > > > > Gervais Mbarga (French) > > Professeur > > Information-Communication > > Université de Moncton > Campus de Moncton > 18, avenue Antonine-Maillet > Moncton, NB > E1A 3E9 > Canada > > gervais.mbarga(a)umoncton.ca > > > > Daniel Downes (English) > > ICS Coordinator > > Information and Communication Studies > > Department of Social Science > > Hazen Hall, 312 > > UNB Saint John Campus > > Tel. 506.648-5984 > > downes(a)unb.ca > > _______________________________________________ > CULTSTUD-L mailing list: CULTSTUD-L(a)lists.comm.umn.edu > http://lists.comm.umn.edu/mailman/listinfo/cultstud-l Jeremy Hunsinger Center for Digital Discourse and Culture Political Science Virginia Tech Everything you can imagine is real. --Pablo Picasso

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