In Panel: Preconference: Audiences? The Familiar Unknown of Communication Historiography
On Session Paper: The Development of TV Audiences Over Time in Brazil: A Generational Portrait of Television Usage in Lower-Middle Class Families

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In Panel: ICA Fellows' Panel I

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In Panel: Negotiating Race in the Contemporary Brazilian Television Industry: Critical Analyses of Afro-Brazilian Audiences and Producers
On Session Paper: Reading Television Through Race and Regionality in Northeastern Brazil

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In Paper Session: The Politics of Vision
On Paper: Social Issues and TV Scripted Fiction: An Exploration of Fans and Community Managers’ Feedback in Spain

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In Panel: Mapping Digital Divides in Communication Practices Across Major Life Realms
On Session Paper: Digital Parenting Skills on the Margin

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In Panel: Creative Industries as ‘Soft Power’: Comparative Perspectives From Emerging Powers
On Session Paper: The Cultural Industry Base of Brazilian Soft Power, Telenovelas and Beyond

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In Paper Session: Digital Divides
On Paper: Not There Yet! Access, Skill, and Expectation Digital Divides in American Public Housing Communities

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In Panel: Media Representation and Social Change Across the Americas: Comparing Brazilian, Mexican, and American Media
On Session Paper: The Political Economy of Race, Class, and Favela Depictions in Brazilian Telenovelas

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