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Journalism Studies Interactive Poster Session
Fri, May 22, 12:00 to 13:15, Caribe Hilton, Grand Salon Los RosalesSession Submission Type: Interactive Paper Session
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Individual Presentations
"Making the News" in a Digital World - Ruth A. Palmer, IE University
"Truth at All Costs": Journalistic Discourse About 2012 War Reporting From Syria - Nicholas Gilewicz, U of Pennsylvania
Audiovisual Infotainment in European News: A Comparative Content Analysis of Dutch, Spanish, and Irish Television News Programs - Amanda Paz Alencar, University of Amsterdam; Sanne Kruikemeier, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam School of Communication Research ASCoR
Constructing the Berlin Wall on Television News, 1989-2009 - Rachel Somerstein, SUNY New Paltz
Covering Pyongyang and Tehran From London: Networked Journalism of Two Virtual Foreign Bureaus - Soomin Seo, Columbia University
Driving the Life Cycle of News Organizations - Bartosz Wilczek, Universita della Svizzera italiana
Is Business News Starting to Bark? How Business News Covers CSR After the Economic Crisis - Lauren Darm, University of Florida; Moonhee Cho, U of Tennessee; Tiffany Lynn Schweickart, U of Florida
Media Use and its Impact on Journalism Major Choice: A Survey of Communication Undergraduates - Anne Hoag, Pennsylvania State U; August E. Grant, University of South Carolina; Serena Carpenter, Michigan State U
Multiple Media or Multiple Modalities? Redefining Multimedia as a Framework for Journalism Scholars - Michael Opgenhaffen, U of Leuven
Regenerating Journalism: Exploring the "Alternativeness" and "Digital-ness" of Online-Native Media in Latin America - Summer Harlow, Florida State U; Ramon Salaverria, University of Navarra
Shift in Influence: A Case Study Argument for Changes in Studying Gatekeeping - Patrick Ferrucci, Bradley U; Edson Tandoc, Nanyang Technological University
The BuzzFeedication of Journalism? How Traditional News Organizations Talk About a New Entrant to the Journalistic Field Will Surprise You! - Edson Tandoc, Nanyang Technological University; Joy Michelle Jenkins, U of Missouri
The Limits of Watchdog Journalism: A Case Study of the Representation of Power - Anita Varma, Stanford University
“Bullish on Business News”: US Business Journalism in Transition in the 1970s and 1980s (Top Student Paper) - Christopher Cimaglio, U of Pennsylvania