Conference Programme

30 June – 4 July 2024

Christchurch, New Zealand

WHIRIA TE TĀNGATA
WEAVING PEOPLE TOGETHER
Communicative projects of decolonising, engaging, and listening

Version: 30 June
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Contents
Welcome messages..................................................................................................................................................................... 1
About the conference .................................................................................................................................................................. 4
Maps .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Programme at a glance ................................................................................................................................................................ 9
Social events ............................................................................................................................................................................. 10
Pre- Conference Events.............................................................................................................................................................. 15
Plenary sessions........................................................................................................................................................................ 16
Special and partner sessions...................................................................................................................................................... 21
Flow34 ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 35
Day by day schedule with all Section and Working Group Parallel sessions .................................................................................... 36

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President’s Welcome
Dear Participants,

It is my pleasure to welcome you in Christchurch.

This year, once again, the LOC has chosen an important topic. The theme of Whiria Te Tāngata / Weaving People
Together: Communicative Projects of Decolonising, Engaging and Listening, highlights the sometimes difficult but still
unavoidable need to recognize the other as part of the self. Togetherness requires active efforts—both in its
establishment and maintenance—by engaging, speaking and listening. The metaphor of weaving signifies this
complexity and recalcitrance, together with the colourfulness and beauty of the tapestry, after its creation.

Still, togetherness does not start from a tabula rasa. The reference to decolonisation in the subtitle is a crucial reminder
that structural power differences exist. They need to be addressed to allow for togetherness, as it cannot exist without
dignity, equality and freedom (to name but a few preconditions).

At the same time, this conference is also an invitation to enjoy the pleasures of academic interaction, our togetherness
and proximity, and to celebrate the importance of communication and media studies scholarship, in its global
dimension.

Finally: So many people made this conference possible, and I am deeply grateful to all of them. A warm thanks to the
Local Organizing Committee, the IAMCR Executive director and our secretariat, the IAMCR Executive Board, the IAMCR
International Council, and the Heads of our many Sections and Working Groups.

I hope you will enjoy the conference,

Nico Carpentier
IAMCR President

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Haere mai! Welcome!

Enjoy the conference. You are one of 1300 participants at IAMCR 2024, alongside scholars from 63 different countries
presenting research across 15 thematic sections and 21 working groups. It’s an impressively rich array of scholarship
and we think your biggest challenge will be in deciding what you have to miss. We have also created 13 special sessions
(look for the code SPS in the conference programme). These bring together scholars from across IAMCR and in some
sessions professionals and community members, to discuss some key issues and problems. On Thursday morning, for
example, there is Pitopito Kōrero (Short Talks), a new initiative at IAMCR comprised of quality video presentations
related to the conference theme by scholars who were unable to travel here. We are particularly proud of the keynote
and plenary speakers we have secured, whose work we think will stay with you for years to come.

You will likely hear the word manaaki a number of times. Manaaki means care or hospitality in Māori and is a key
concept for us. Many of you have travelled far for this conference and we want to thank you by looking after you well.
That starts with the mihi whakatau (welcome) from the conference hosts and manawhenua (people of this place), Ngāi Tūāhuriri, whose guests
you are. We promise good food, warm spaces and reliable wi-fi. There is a prayer room and family facilities at the conference venue, Te Pae. Our
conference staff and volunteers will guide you between the buildings we are using and answer questions. Please explore the city, through the
guided walks you will find listed on the website or the section and working group evening events. Celebrate with us at the conference dinner on
Wednesday night at the conference venue, with music from local DJs. Enjoy a change of scene on Thursday through your lunch voucher for
Riverside Markets, along the river from the conference venue. And take advantage of discounts offered on tourism activities.

Thank you for joining us.

Donald Matheson, University of Canterbury,

Chair, Local Organising Committee

Local Organising Committee

Zita Joyce, University of Canterbury Verica Rupar, Auckland University of Technology
Linda Jean Kenix, University of Canterbury Peter Thompson, Victoria University of Wellington
Debashish Munshi, University of Waikato Elspeth Tilley, Massey University
Brett Nicholls, University of Otago Bingjuan Xiong, Auckland University
Tara Ross, University of Canterbury

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Welcome to Ōtautahi Christchurch

It gives me great pleasure to welcome delegates from near and far to the International Association for Media and
Communication Research Conference 2024 in our friendly and vibrant city of Ōtautahi Christchurch.

The conference theme Whiria te tāngata, weaving people together provides an exciting opportunity to explore the
challenges, modern and historical, that are present in the global media and communications sphere and provides a
focus for delegates to build common purpose. We are very pleased that you have chosen to have this conversation here
in our city.

It is an exciting time to be in Christchurch – our new city is a great place for visitors to explore with striking architecture,
creative street art and a plethora of entertainment venues and attractions to enjoy. Next to beautiful heritage buildings,
our modern CBD has taken shape but you can still catch some quiet moments in our many beautiful green spaces. I
hope you take the opportunity to explore and enjoy all Ōtautahi Christchurch has to offer.

I trust that the International Association for Media and Communication Research Conference will be a great success,
filled with opportunities to learn, catch up with old friends and to connect with new ones.

Once again welcome to Ōtautahi Christchurch.

Phil Mauger
Mayor of Christchurch

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About the conference

The conference includes research in 36 sections or working groups, each of which has a number of sessions in the conference
schedule. In addition, there are 13 special sessions (coded SPS in the programme), ranging from panels on specific topics to an
awards ceremony and a commemoration of a long-standing member of IAMCR, Vinny Mosco.

The conference keynote and two plenary sessions are focused on the conference theme, Whiria te tāngata / Weaving people together:
Communicative projects of decolonising, engaging, and listening. So are the Pitopito Kōrero video presentations. We invited
submissions across all areas of research to connect with the theme. Overall, the goal is that IAMCR uses the location of our
conference in a country whose tangata whenua people of the land) have forced change in research agendas and methodologies and
in the communication sector to focus on those concepts.

Whiria te tāngata is a Māori proverb (whakataukī) about the strength that comes through common purpose. There are many ways we
can find that strength.
1. The theme invites analysis of commonality in mediated communication, given the weaker power of place-based mass media,
the rise of algorithmic culture, the challenges of engaging with difference in multicultural contexts and the crises facing
neoliberal globalisation.
2. The use of a Māori proverb also invites particular attention to analysis of indigenous communication and other attempts to
challenge or rework colonial structures.
3. More broadly, the theme invites reflection on the terms and models appropriate to describe contemporary communication,
including the political and moral goals embedded in them. It therefore also points to alternative ways of theorising or
evaluating communication alongside dominant imaginaries such as the public, and of the colonial and gendered histories that
are part of those imaginaries.
4. Weaving emphasises the agency of the communicator and directs attention to the valuing of communication as a project or
skill, whether that is focused on social change, community or economic gain.

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Conference Values
This is a caring, green and accessible conference.

Manaaki (care): We want you to remember IAMCR 2024 as a friendly conference where you were made welcome as guests. Please
ask the conference staff and student volunteers if there is anything we can help with.

Sustainability: Enjoy a conference where waste has been minimised and environmental thinking has been part of all decisions.
Please do your part by using a keep cup, walking wherever it’s practical and putting recyclables into the right bins at the venue. More
details on the conference website: [Link]

Accessibility: Let organisers know if you have any needs. Volunteers are ready to help with mobilty and the accessibility plan on the
website is full of information about the accessibility planning for the conference and services available:
[Link]

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Maps

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Programme at glance

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Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception | Sunday 30 June | 16:30 – 19:30

Join us as we kick off IAMCR 2024 with a mihi whakatau (welcome ceremony). Our opening ceremony sets the stage for days filled
with insightful discussions, groundbreaking presentations, and unparalleled networking opportunities. This will be followed by the
insights of our distinguished keynote speaker, Professor Linda Tuhiwai Smith, an internationally-acclaimed Indigenous scholar.

The evening then continues with a welcome reception, an informal hour designed to reconnect with your colleagues and meet new
people. This will take place in the Dobson Foyer and in the Exhibition Hall of the Te Pae Convention Centre. Take the opportunity to
view the array of artistic, lighting and cultural displays right outside as part of the Tīrama Mai festival.

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Conference Dinner | Wednesday 3 July | 19:00 – 23:30

As the sun sets over the picturesque cityscape, we invite you to indulge in a night of elegance and camaraderie at the conference
dinner in the renowned Rivers Room at Te Pae Convention Centre.

The conference dinner is more than just a feast for the senses; it's a prime opportunity to connect with fellow attendees and sample
some food and wine. Build relationships in a relaxed and sophisticated atmosphere.

Entertainment will be provided by DJ’s from RDU, a local student radio station. For more than 45 years, RDU 98.5FM has supported
alternative culture in Christchurch by championing emerging talent and giving a voice to people on the fringes. RDU 98.5FM dares to
play what commercial radio stations don’t. They are not driven by a Top 40 programming policy. Instead, they pride themselves on
playing new and intelligently written music from the local scene and abroad.

The tables will be adorned by small trees, which in line with our sustainability goals for the conference, will be planted following the
dinner in a community garden.

Riverside Market Lunch | Thursday 4 July | 12:30 – 14:00

Experience Riverside Market for lunch on Thursday. With an array of food options
from around the globe, there is something for everyone. As well as the market
style offerings, there are also a number of restaurants upstairs that you could try
for Spanish tapas, Chinese or a Bavaria style bar. Meet the merchants here.

Delegates will be given a $20 voucher on arrival at the market to spend at one of
the merchants. Anything above this is payable direct. We recommend you get a
group together and book a table at one of the restaurants for lunch in advance.
Midnight Shanghai | Ramen Ria | Kaiser Brew Garden | Castro’s Tapas Bar

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Section and Working Group gatherings

Some sections and working groups will be hosting informal gatherings for their members. Find out where your group is meeting and
join in for a fun evening:

Audience Section Communication in Post- and Neo-Authoritarian Societies

Monday 1 July | 18:30 Working Group
The Craft Embassy Monday 1 July | 18.00-20.00
The Terrace, Level One,126 Oxford Terrace Casa Publica
180 Armagh Street Christchurch

Communication Policy and Technology Section Community Communication and Alternative Media Section
Monday 1 July |18:30 Monday 1 July | 18:30
The Victoria Freehouse Curator’s House Restaurant
779 Colombo Street (corner of Colombo and Armagh Streets) 7 Rolleston Avenue, Christchurch Central City

Crisis, Security and Conflict Communication Working Group Diaspora and Media Working Group
Monday 1 July | 18.00 - 20.00 Monday 1 July | 18:30
Casa Publica Little High Eatery
180 Armagh Street Christchurch 255 St. Asaph Street

Emerging Scholars Network Section Ethics of Society and Ethics of Communication Working
Monday 1 July |18:30 Group
Little High Eatery Monday 1 July |18:30
255 St. Asaph Street The Bog Irish Bar & Restaurant
50 Victoria St

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Section and Working Group gatherings cont.

Gender and Communication Section Islam and Media Working Group
Monday 1 July | 18:00 Monday 1 July | 18:30
Castro’s Tapas & Bar "Two Fat Indians" Restaurant
100 Oxford Terrace Unit 4, 88 Cashel street (Beside Riverside carpark)

Journalism Research and Education Section Media, Communication and Sport Section
Monday 1 July |18:00 Monday 1 July |18:30
Mumbaiwala Indian Street Kitchen The Craft Embassy
BNZ Centre, 120 Hereford Street The Terrace Level One/126 Oxford Terrace

Media Education Research Section Media Production Analysis Working Group

Monday 1 July |18:30 Monday 1 July |18:00
Little High Eatery The Bog Irish Bar & Restaurant
255 St. Asaph Street 50 Victoria St

Participatory Communication Research Section Popular Culture Working Group

Monday 1 July | 19:15 – 21:45 Monday 1 July | 19:30 - 22:00
The Church Pub Church Brew Pub
124 Worcester Street 124 Worcester Street

Political Communication Research Section Political Economy Section

Monday 1 July |18:00 Monday 1 July |18:00
Craft Embassy The Victoria Freehouse
Level One, The Terrace, 126 Oxford Tce 779 Colombo St.

Visual Culture Working Group

Wednesday 3 July |15:30
After VIC's closing session we will visit the Christchurch Art
Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetu

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Welcome to IAMCR session

Monday 1 July | 12:45 – 13:45
Te Pae Dobson room 4

This informal session, held over the first lunch time of the conference, aims to welcome those new to IAMCR – either new members,
or first-time conference participants. Everyone is welcome, especially doctoral researchers and emerging scholars, and those whose
work is located outside academia.

It will introduce key features of the conference and Association, providing important information to demystify how IAMCR works – and
what opportunities it offers those attending the conference and wishing to become involved in, contribute to, and benefit from, IAMCR
– as a rich and generative community for communicating and gaining feedback on their work, meeting people, extending networks,
finding collaborators, and helping to shape media and communications, and its research.

The session will feature representatives from IAMCR's governance bodies, including the Executive Board, Membership Committee,
Emerging Scholars Network and Communication Policy & Technology sections:

Steph Hill (University of Leicester) Co-Chair, Emerging Scholars Network

Wafa Khalfan (University of Sharjah), Co-Chair, Emerging Scholars Network
Weiyu Zhang (National University of Singapore), Co-Chair, Communication Policy & Technology Section
Leah Komen (Daystar University), Membership Committee
Changfeng Chen (Tsinghua University), Member of the International Council
Andrea Medrado (University of Exeter), Vice-President
Karen Arriaza Ibarra (Complutense University of Madrid), Chair, International Communication Section and Vice President-Elect
Nico Carpentier (Charles University), IAMCR President
Daya Thussu (Hong Kong Baptist University), IAMCR President-Elect
Gerard Goggin (Western Sydney University), IAMCR Secretary-General

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Pre-Conference Events
Generative AI and Academic Research

Political Economy of Journalism

The Ascent of Community and Activist Media

From Provocation to Possibility?

Navigating Truth: Progress and Prospects of Fact-Checking and Media Literacy

Approaches to digital platforms from Latin America and other margins

AI and the Future of Transcultural Communication

Beyond Media Diversity: Media Practice and Media Studies in the Age of #BlackLivesMatter

Communication as Co-Creation – Collaborative expression through engaged media practice

Podcast Studies Roundtable

AI and Digital Literacy: Interweaving Voices for Inclusive Futures

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Opening plenary
Sunday 30 June | 16:30
Te Pae Auditorium

Opening keynote: Linda Tuhiwai Smith, Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi, New Zealand

An internationally-acclaimed Indigenous scholar, Linda Tuhiwai Smith is Distinguished Professor at

Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi. She has been influential globally in forcing the recognition of
indigenous philosophies and methods in scholarly practice in a wide range of areas, including
communication studies. She is especially well-known for her seminal book ‘Decolonizing
Methodologies: Research and Indigenous Peoples’ (Zed Books, 1999, 2012, 2021), which critiques
Western research methods as instruments of colonization and shows the world of scholarship new
socially-just ways of doing research based on Indigenous knowledge. She has also written/edited
several other influential books, including ‘The Routledge Handbook of Critical Indigenous Studies’
(Routledge, 2022), ‘Handbook of Indigenous Education’ (Springer, 2019), ‘Decolonizing Research:
Indigenous Storywork as Methodology’ (Bloomsbury, 2019), and the ‘Handbook of Critical and
Indigenous Methodologies’ (Sage, 2008). Distinguished Professor Tuhiwai Smith was awarded the
prestigious Rutherford Medal by Royal Society of New Zealand in 2023.

Chair: Debashish Munshi, University of Waikato

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Plenary session
Indigenous Epistemologies: Decolonizing Communication through Indigenous Perspectives
Monday 1 July | 10.30am – 12.30pm
Te Pae Auditorium

This plenary panel features four prominent keynote speakers who look at ways of decolonizing communication through Indigenous
perspectives. In line with the conference theme of Weave the people together: Communicative projects of decolonising, engaging,
and listening, the panel of Indigenous scholars and writers talk about drawing on Indigenous epistemologies for research oriented
towards global justice and breaking down of hierarchies of power. They challenge established structures of communication research
and inspire delegates to work with the lived experiences and cultural contexts of diverse groups of people and mobilize strategies for
equitable communication for social and climate justice.

Chair: Corban Te Aika, Ngāi Tūāhuriri

This plenary session is kindly sponsored by Waikato Management School, University of Waikato

Panellists
Bronwyn Carlson, is a Distinguished Professor and the Head of the Department of Critical Indigenous
Studies, Macquarie University, Australia.
An Aboriginal scholar, Professor Carlson is the author of a number of books including The Politics of Identity:
Who Counts as Aboriginal Today? (2016), Monumental Disruptions: Aboriginal people and colonial
commemorations in so-called Australia (2023) and has published widely on Indigenous engagements with
digital technologies. She is the founding editor of the Journal of Global Indigeneity and a recipient of a
number of Australian Research Council grants, including one on Indigenous experiences of technology
facilitated violence.

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Nēpia Mahuika, is Ngāti Porou and an Associate Professor in History at Massey University, Aotearoa New
Zealand. He is a past President of the National Oral History Association of New Zealand and a current
Oceania representative on the International Oral History Association (IOHA) Council. He is a long standing
leader in Te Pouhere Kōrero (Māori Historians Collective of Aotearoa), a Fulbright Scholar (2013) and the
inaugural recipient of the Judith Binney Fellowship (2019). Nēpia is the author of Rethinking Oral History and
Tradition (OUP, 2019) which won the OHA book prize in 2020. He teaches and writes in oral history, historical
theory, methodology, and ethics, Māori and Indigenous histories, New Zealand histories, decolonization and
Indigenization. He was an adviser for the national History curriculum refresh in New Zealand (2019-2023)
and is currently leading a Marsden project exploring relevant pedagogies for the teaching of New Zealand
and Māori history for educators at all levels in Aotearoa (2023-2025).

Selina Tusitala Marsh (ONZM, FRSNZ) – aka MOPHEAD -- is a Pasifika Poet-Scholar who is
Ahorangi/Professor at the University of Auckland’s English and Drama Department. She is also the co-
Director of the Centre for Arts and Social Transformation where she works to ensure that research-based
arts makes a difference to people’s health and wellbeing. She is an acclaimed author of three poetry
collections and the award-winning Mophead graphic memoir series. Her latest book, Wot KNOT You Got?
Mophead’s Guide to Life, is long-listed for this year’s Children and Young Adults Book Awards.

Carl Mika is a professor at the University of Canterbury. Specialising in Māori and Indigenous philosophy, he
is the author of Indigenous Education and the Metaphysics of Presence (2017), and several articles on the
issue of colonisation and reductionism. He is committed to investigating indigenous notions of holism and is
a regular contributor to philosophical discussions arising around matauranga Māori and science.

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Plenary session
Creative Communication and Activism: Catalyst of Change?
Tuesday 2 July | 10.30am – 12.30pm
Te Pae Auditorium

This panel features scholars at the forefront of drawing on artistic epistemologies for research oriented towards global justice,
environmental activism, decolonisation, and breaking down hierarchies of power. We will address key questions about the
processes, aesthetics, ethics, impacts, and evaluation of artistic activism, with goals to probe existing knowledge of the social,
environmental, and political contributions artistic activism can make and better understand how it functions. Panellists will explore
challenges such as: What is the role of art as we face dire planetary problems? How much evidence is there that art can function
persuasively to change attitudes and behaviours? What kinds of creativity work best to progress social and environmental change,
and how do we know? In what ways is or is not art a form of communication? What are the risks in harnessing art to change?

Chair: Linda Jean Kenix, University of Canterbury

This plenary session is kindly sponsored by

Massey University School of Humanities, Media & Creative Communication

Panellists
Mark Harvey (Ngāti Raukawa ki te Tonga, Ngāruahine iwi, Clan Keith) is an artist and social researcher
focussing on social justice, ecology, the environment and mātauranga Māori. His art practice involves
performance, social approaches, public participation, notions of activism, productive idiocy, video and
curation. He has presented in a wide range of contexts including the Venice Biennale, the ANTI Festival
(Kuopio, Finland), City Gallery (New Zealand Festival of the Arts), Live Works (Carriage Works, Sydney), The
Physics Room (Ōtatahi, Christchurch) and Circuit Aotearoa (online). Harvey has led a number of national
research projects focussing on the social dimensions of forest ecology, te ao Māori and science
communication and engagement across a range of approaches, such as Toi Taiao Whakatairanga and
Mobilising for Action. He has published writing in a range of publications around all these themes. With a
PhD in creative practice Harvey is a Senior Lecturer at CAI, The University of Auckland.

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Shih-Diing Liu is a Professor of Communication and Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Advanced
Studies, University of Macau. He is the co-author of a new book titled Affective Spaces: The Cultural Politics of
Emotion in China (Edinburgh University Press, 2024; Companion Website: [Link] Liu’s
writings have appeared in Asian Studies Review, Third World Quarterly, Social Movement Studies, and Feminist
Media Studies. His previous book, The Politics of People: Protest Cultures in China (SUNY Press, 2019), has
focused on the cultural and creative aspects of protest and dissent in China, particularly highlighting dramatic
forms of artistic performativity.

Helen Pearse-Otene is a Wellington-based theatre practitioner and registered psychologist. Since 1999, she
has been a member of Te Rākau, a Māori theatre company that applies a range of techniques from Western and
Māori performance paradigms in its work in mainstream professional theatre and community arts
collaborations around the country.
Helen is a member of the kaupapa Māori advisory panel for the Family Violence Clearinghouse and the New
Zealand Vietnam Veterans’ Association Executive. She is also a professional practice advisor in Te
Whakahāngai, the post-graduate health psychology internship programme offered at Te Herenga Waka-Victoria
University of Wellington.
Helen’s academic interests are in arts-based research, historic trauma, indigenous psychology, and therapeutic
landscapes. Her master’s thesis was a creative partnership with a group of Vietnam War veterans that produced
a play exploring their unique perspectives on ageing, disconnection, selfhood, and healing from combat
trauma. Her PhD research applied Māori theatre pedagogy and traditional pūrākau in a marae-based
community project on historic sexual trauma. This year she will be contributing to TIAKI, a multidisciplinary
study on how communities support the wellbeing of Māori who have experienced imprisonment.

Elspeth Tilley, Massey University, New Zealand

Elspeth Tilley is Professor of Creative Communication at Massey University, New Zealand. Her transdisciplinary
research creatively and critically explores art’s influences on public discourse and cultural change. As a
creative-practice researcher, she is an award-winning playwright specialising in works that address
environmental and social justice crises. As a critical researcher, she investigates the ethics and
appropriateness of methodologies for implementing and evaluating artistic activism, including the impacts of
colonialism on how we understand artistic value.

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Special session
IAMCR Disability and Accessibility Taskforce: Transforming Disability, Access & Inclusion in the
Communications Field
Monday 1 July | 8.30 – 10.00
Te Pae Dobson 2

Chair: Gerard Goggin, Western Sydney University

Discussants: Katie Ellis, Curtin University
Panayiota Tsatsou, Birmingham City University
Kuansong Victor Zhuang, Nanyang Technological University
Angela Desmarais, Independent disabled researcher, Desmarais Consulting

Disability has emerged in recent years as an exciting new area of international communications and media research. To mark the
establishment of IAMCR’s new Disability and Accessibility Taskforce, this conversational panel discusses the state-of-the-art in the
field and what kind of priorities and initiatives the Association might consider.

Key topics will include:

• What are the different approaches to intersectional disability accessibility and inclusion internationally, and how are these
growing and changing?
• What are some exciting examples of how doing justice to disability in scholarly conferences, associations, and research?
How is IAMCR doing? (and what might it, distinctively, offer?)
• What are the key blockages and challenges for disability communications scholars, especially for doctoral and emerging
scholars?
• Following the existing practice or legislative requirements in a particular location, or moving towards transformative
approaches – and how might this be done?

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Special session
Extending global knowledge production beyond the Global North: Journal Editors’ Perspectives
Monday 1 July | 14.00 – 15.30
Te Pae Dobson 2

Chair: Daniela Dimitrova, Iowa State University, USA

Speakers: Daniela Dimitrova, Editor, Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly, Iowa State University
Jack Qiu, Chair and Shaw Foundation Professor of Media Technology, Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and
Information, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore & Asian Editor of Information, Communication & Society and
Editor of the Chinese-language journal Communication and Society
Porismita Borah, Editor, International Journal of Public Opinion Research, Washington State University
Celeste González de Bustamante, Associate Dean for Global Initiatives in the Moody College of Communication,
University of Texas Austin, and coordinator of Border Journalism Network/La red de periodistas de la frontera
Daya Thussu, Founding and Managing Editor, Global Media and Communication, Hong Kong Baptist University

The panel will discuss the barriers and challenges to extending global knowledge production beyond the Global North. Journal editors
from international and regional journals will offer their perspectives and share ways that can help equalize the uneven playing field
when it comes to academic publishing. Best practices and specific programs that exist at the journal level will be shared. Ideas for
developing future programs for scholars based in the Global South will also be discussed by the editors.

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Partner session
ICA @ IAMCR panel: Decolonizing, engaging and listening: communication rights and responsibilities in
shifting times
Monday 1 July | 16.00 – 17.30
Te Pae Dobson 2

Chair: Terry Flew, University of Sydney, Australia

How Decolonization Gets Lost in Reporting War

Barbie Zelizer, Annenberg School of Communication, University of Pennsylvania
This presentation considers how and why the decolonization of journalism takes steps backward in times of war. It argues that
reporting war has moved from being a critical beacon for shedding light on the human rights violations that are entrenched by wartime
to playing catch-up in the chronicling of war’s most fundamental dimensions. Lost in this move is any pivot, however tentative, to shift
journalism away from its colonialist moorings. War has gone from being a litmus test of good journalism to being a mirror of its
failings.

Chineseness as Method
Weiyu Zhang, National University of Singapore
This essay explores Chineseness as a fluid, contested identity process, influenced by factors like citizenship, ethnicity, and culture. It
underscores the globalization and multiplicity of Chineseness, through perspectives from Sinophone and Diaspora Studies. The essay
emphasizes the decolonization of Chineseness from Western perspectives and highlights the importance of positionality in
understanding Chineseness as method. This approach is particularly relevant in media studies, where Chineseness is seen as integral
to understanding diverse identities and global dynamics.

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Teaching international communication during global crises

Anis Rahman, University of Washington, USA
Drawing from autoethnographic anecdotes and cursory curriculum reviews of global communication courses in U.S. academia, I
argue that as educators of international communication, we have much to do in order to decolonize ourselves and make our
pedagogy, epistemology, and teaching engagements less orientalist and more intersectional and reflexive. I also posit that our
curriculum needs more peripheral and transcultural voices, especially during times of pandemics, imperial aggressions, and extreme
polarization of ideologies.

Navigating Your Health

Katie Ellis, Curtin University, Australia
This paper reports findings of a study of health communication and information for people with disability. Focusing on the recent
COVID-19 pandemic, delays in clear and accessible information meant people with disability experienced three increased risks - of
contracting the disease, of severe disease or death, and of new or worsening health conditions. This research highlights the
importance of codesign in health communication. People with disability communicate in different ways and use different sources of
information.

Decolonization as communicative anchor for organizing for social justice: Decentering culture through cultural centering
Mohan Dutta, Massey University, New Zealand
Decolonization as communicative anchor for organizing for social justice: Decentering culture through cultural centering

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Partner session
AMIC @IAMCR The Bandung Spirit in the Era of AI (Artificial Intelligence)
Tuesday 2 July | 8.30 – 10.00
Te Pae Dobson 2

Chair: Edson TANDOC JR. President’s Chair Professor of Communication Studies, Director, Centre for Information Integrity
and the Internet
Speakers: Dadang Rahmat HIDAYAT Dean, Faculty of Communication Sciences, University of Padjadjaran, Bandung
West Java, Indonesia
Peixin CAO, Professor and Deputy Dean, School of Journalism, Communication University of China
Sadia JAMIL, Assistant Professor, School of International Communications, University of Nottingham, Ningbo, China
Randy Jay C. SOLIS, PhD Associate Professor Chair, Department of Communication Research College of Mass
Communication, University of the Philippines
Randy Jay C. SOLIS, PhD Associate Professor Chair, Department of Communication Research College of Mass
Communication, University of the Philippines

The 1955 Bandung Asia-Africa Summit, often referred to as “the first significant gathering of independent and soon-to-be independent
nations in Asia and Africa,” laid the groundwork for the modern relationship between these continents. Among its objectives is to
promote true independence and foster decolonialism among countries in these continents. The 29th AMIC annual conference in
Bandung, Indonesia in September 2023 was aimed at rekindling the Bandung Spirit. AMIC 2023 Bandung Conference Declaration
was issued to provide a framework in pursuing South-South dialogue, and commits to Embracing Digital Technology and Knowledge
Brokering and Sharing. The AMIC-WKWSCI session in the IAMCR 2024 examines how digital technology can impact on decolonial and
indigenous communication scholarship particular in Asia and Africa. The upcoming AMIC 2024 Conference in Beijing will also
continue the dialogue.

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Partner session
IAMCR Task Force for GAMAG (Global Alliance for Media and Gender): Beijing Platform for Action +30: the academic
agenda on women’s rights in communication
Tuesday 2 July | 14.00 – 15.30
Te Pae Dobson 2

Chair: Aimée Vega Montiel, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

Participants: Aimée Vega Montiel, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Claudia Padovani, University of Padova
Carolyn Byerly, Howard University
Karen Ross, Newcastle University
Lisa French: RMIT

The Beijing Platform for Action (1995) Section ‘J’ on women and media, called the attention on the centrality of media and ICTs for
gender equality. This global instrument, has been the roadmap for the improvement of women’s human rights in communication.
Almost 30 years after its approval, progress has been slow and some areas has moved backwards
The purpose of this Special Session is to use the IAMCR Conference as a space to evaluate the current context, to start highlighting
areas for an action-academic agenda that can contribute to the achievement of the Beijing+30 review.

Also, the Handbook on Gender, Communication and Women’s Human Rights (Gallagher & Montiel, Eds. 2023) will be presented in
this session. In 24 chapter authored by 30 scholars and civil society activists, this collection of essays engages contemporary debates
on women’s rights, democracy, and neoliberalism through the lens of feminist communication scholarship.

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Special session
International Roundtable on Public Media Policy - sponsored by RNZ
Tuesday 2 July | 16.00 – 18.00
Distinction Hotel Cathedral South

Chair: Peter Thompson, Te Herenga Waka/Victoria University of Wellington

Speakers: Paul Thompson, Chief Executive, RNZ and President, Public Media Alliance)
Wouter Gekiere, Head of the Brussels Office European Broadcasting Union
Shane Taurima, Kaihautū, Chief Executive, Whakaata Māori
Don Mann, Chief Executive, Pacific Radio Network
Margaret Cassidy, Community Broadcasting Foundation and former head, ABC national radio networks
Fiona Martin, The University of Sydney

In a digital media ecology characterised by financialization, audience fragmentation, intensifying competition for eyeballs and
advertising across platforms, and the proliferation of disinformation, public media services are more important than ever. Yet they
also face significant challenges, including opposition from commercial media interests, political interference/defunding by
unsympathetic governments, and the need to maintain broad public legitimacy as audiences increasingly discover content through
on-demand/online platforms.

The IAMCR is privileged to host The International Roundtable on Public Media Policy. Generously sponsored by RNZ (Te Reo Irirangi o
Aotearoa), this brings together a panel of international experts to debate the challenges facing public media.

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Partner session
UNESCO: Strategies to foster knowledge and human rights-based engagement to counter hate speech
Wednesday 3 July | 8.30 – 10.00
Te Pae Dobson 2

Chair: Ana Lomtadze, UNESCO Office in Jakarta

Discussants: Cynthia Miller Idriss, Professor at the School of Public Affairs and School of Education American University of
Washington D.C., and author of the UNESCO publication “Addressing hate speech through education: a guide for
policy-makers”
Alissa Wahid, National Director of GUSDURIan Network Indonesia
Emmanuel C Lallana, member of the I4T Knowledge Network and Chief Executive of ideacorp
Caroline Flora, New Zealand Classification Office
Robin Mansell, Professor Emerita of New Media and the Internet at London School of Economics

UNESCO’s policies to countering hate speech and extreme violence online are based on a human rights-based approach, combining
research, education and multistakeholder engagement in the framework of the UN Strategy and Plan of Action on Hate Speech.

A key tool in these efforts are the Guidelines for the Governance of Digital Platforms. For the implementation of the Guidelines,
UNESCO has initiated the foundation of different networks of regulators, ombudsmen and press councils, election authorities, as well
as the Internet for Trust Global Knowledge Network of think tanks and research bodies, of which the IAMCR is a founding member.

Under the umbrella of the Guidelines, UNESCO is making a multidisciplinary effort to protect freedom of expression while tackling dis
and misinformation, hate speech and harmful content online from multiple angles through Education, Media and Information Literacy
and with a comprehensive project titled Social Media for Peace.

During this session, UNESCO will launch its latest policy brief on Media and Information Literacy responses to hate speech.

In the very symbolic location of Christchurch, the aim of this special session is precisely to discuss how a multidisciplinary research
perspective is crucial to advance the multilateral policies implemented by International organizations like UNESCO and others.

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Special session
Vincent Mosco: Commemorating a Visionary
Wednesday 3 July | 14.00 – 15.30
Te Pae Dobson 2

Moderator: Janet Wasko, University of Oregon

Participants: Deepa Kumar, Rutgers University
Gabriela Martinez, University of Oregon
Graham Murdock, Loughborough University
Jack Qiu, Nanyang Technological University
Jeremy Swartz, University of Oregon
Dwayne Winseck, Carleton University

This special session celebrates the life of Vincent Mosco, who was Professor Emeritus of Sociology at Queen's University and Canada
Research Chair in Communication and Society, as well as Distinguished Professor of Communication in the New Media Centre at
Fudan University (China). Active in IAMCR for many years, Mosco was head of the Political Economy Section (1990–1994) and a
founding member of the UDC (Union for Democratic Communication). He was a sociologist, political economist, and outstanding
critical communication scholar. We will remember him as a visionary in the field of communication and as a mentor, friend, and ally.
Vinny—as he was affectionately known—described his own work as transdisciplinary and worked to understand the driving forces of
political economy, as well as future possibilities for the field.

Including brief comments by: Enda Brophy, Simon Fraser University; Andrew Calabrese, University of Colorado; Nicole Cohen,
University of Toronto; Grieg de Peuter, Wilfrid Laurier University; Davina DesRoches, University of Winnipeg; Christian Fuchs, Paderborn
University; Thomas Guback, University of Illinois; Jyotsna Kapur, Southern Illinois University; Eileen Meehan, Southern Illinois University;
Manjunath Pendakur, Florida Atlantic University; Dan Schiller, University of Illinois; Jianhua Yao, Fudan University.

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Special session
Awards Ceremony
Wednesday 3 July | 10.30 – 12.30
Te Pae Dobson 2

Chairs: Nico Carpentier and Elske van de Fliert

IAMCR offers awards to recognise the contribution of outstanding conference papers to the field of Communication and Media
Studies. This special session aims to create a platform where conference participants can get to know the recipients of the IAMCR
awards. The speakers are the IAMCR President, the representatives of the award selection committees, and the recipients of the
IAMCR awards who will be present in Christchurch

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Special session
AANZCA special session
Wednesday 4 July | 16.00 – 17.30
Te Pae Dobson 2

Chair: Mia Lindgren, University of Tasmania, Australia

Speakers: Lisa Waller, RMIT University
Susan Forde and /Associate Professor Heather Anderson, Griffith University
Tara Ross, University of Canterbury
Dylan Bird, University of RMIT

This partnered session features research from Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand, bringing early career researchers together with
senior scholars around the IAMCR 2024 theme: Whiria te tāngata / Weaving people together: Communicative projects of
decolonising, engaging, and listening. The session discusses how diverse methodologies and conceptual frameworks can be used to
critique emotions and mediated subjectivity in journalism practice, with the aim to engage audiences through audience-centric forms
like storytelling and constructive journalism. It also examines innovative ways that media organisations look to create a sense of
belonging through voice, identity and decolonising approaches to connect with diverse communities.

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Special session
Pitopito kōrero – short videos
Thursday 4 July | 8.30 – 10.00
Te Pae Dobson 2

Introduction: Christina Milligan, Auckland University of Technology

This is a special strand of the conference featuring six original short videos created in response to the conference theme. These thought-
provoking films explore the themes of decolonising, engaging, and listening through a variety of communicative projects.
The session will be introduced by Christina Milligan, an esteemed producer, scriptwriter, documentary filmmaker, and Associate Professor
in Screen Studies.

The practice of active listening

Jen Birks, University of Nottingham

Building Community through The Migrant Steps Project

Juan Llamas-Rodriguez, University of Pennsylvania

Nostalgia
Patrick Chartol, Independent director

Weavings of Ryukyuan and Hebridean storytelling

Sarah Wagner, Inverness College & Tomoko Kanayama, Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Sciences (IAMAS)

Who will “Fix” the Future

Ed Madison, University of Oregon

Owning the land

Toni Cunningham & Nina Kelly, Wayne State University

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IAMCR2024 | Christchurch 30 June – 4 July

Special session
Christchurch Call
Thursday 4 July | 10.30 – 12.30
Te Pae Dobson 2

Chair: Donald Matheson, University of Canterbury

Speakers: Paul Ash, formerly the coordinator of the Christchurch Call Unit in the Department of Prime Minister & Cabinet
Abdur Razzaq Khan, co-Chair of the Christchurch Call's Civil Society Advisory Network, and Chairperson for the RCOI
response at the Federation of Islamic Associations of New Zealand
Hamimah Ahmat, Chair, Sakinah Community Trust.
Zahra Emamzadeh, Senior Advisor Community Partnerships, Migrant and Refugee Education

Exactly two months after the 2019 terrorist attack on two mosques in Ōtautahi Christchurch that killed 51 people, the New Zealand,
and French Governments, launched the Christchurch Call to Eliminate Terrorist and Violent Extremist Content Online.

The Call was a new kind of international initiative between governments, industry, and civil society, designed to stop terrorists and
violent extremists using the internet to cause harm to our communities, and to ensure people everywhere benefit from a free, open,
secure global internet and protection of their human rights online.

On 14 May, five years on from the launch of the Call France and New Zealand announced a non-governmental Foundation will provide
the secretariat to support the Call’s lasting impact. This ongoing global multistakeholder cooperation remains important in a time
increasingly defined by advanced artificial intelligence and new technologies.

This panel will discuss what has been achieved and how the new Christchurch Call Foundation can most effectively support those
impacted by terrorism and violent extremism, including the Muslim community in Ōtautahi Christchurch.

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IAMCR2024 | Christchurch 30 June – 4 July

Special session
Community Radio: Connection, Change and Continuity in Challenging Times (Supported by NZoA)
Thursday 4 July | 14.00 – 15.30
Te Pae Dobson 2

Chair: Matt Mollgaard, Auckland University of Technology

Speakers: Cameron Harland, CE New Zealand on Air
Margaret Cassidy, The University of Sydney, University of Technology Sydney
Andrew Ó Baoill, The University of Galway
Matt Mollgaard, Auckland University of Technology

This panel discusses the Community Radio sector from global perspectives. Inflected with a ‘Downunder’ feel, and hosted by New
Zealand on Air, an independent government funding agency (to be confirmed), it explores the key challenges for Community Radio
today: the changing mediascape and the balance of public policy aspirations versus the dilemmas of funding broadcasting at the
edges of the ‘mainstream’. The panellists are all deeply involved with the Community Radio sector across various roles, including
working with funding bodies, sector evaluation, governance, and academic engagement, bringing a broad set of experiences to
constructing a snapshot of the sector now and into potential futures.

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 Flow34 – 2024 Ed t on

Flow34 s a platform spec f cally des gned to showcase nnovat ve aud o and/or v sual contr but ons. It offers a w de array of v deos and podcasts that
sk lfully merge academ c and aesthet c elements to commun cate academ c knowledge.

All these capt vat ng Flow34 works are screened throughout the conference (30 June - 04 July) on a permanent rotat ng bas s. Add t onally, a panel w th
the creators of the Flow34 works s scheduled on Tuesday, July 2nd, from 14:00 to 15:30. Th s prov des a valuable opportun ty to meet the creators of
the Flow34 works, who w ll be present n Chr stchurch and d rectly engage w th the authors beh nd these remarkable works.

Gardens and Power: Domest cat ng Ch ll Out! Interact ve c nema s not dead A new dress for old allegor es. Class cal Zwarte Ib s: An aud ov sual explorat on
Nature by Mar a Cec l a Reyes, Un vers dad del European pa nt ng n the an me of of Black nt macy
by N co Carpent er, Charles Un vers ty, Norte, Colomb a; Andrea Osío, Un vers dad Mamoru Osh by Emma-Lee Amponsah, Un vers ty of
Czech Republ c del Norte, Colomb a; Clara Machacon, by Luz María Peregr na Ochoa, Un vers dad Amsterdam, Netherlands; Alex ne
Un vers dad del Norte, Colomb a Nac onal Autónoma de Méx co, Mex co Gabr ela, Black Speaks Back, Netherlands
Play ng Ser ous Games about M grat on
by Juan Llamas-Rodr guez, Un vers ty of On the Sounds and S lences of Human Track ng the sem os s of l fe A tale of two c t es: Spaces that br ng us
Pennsylvan a, US R ghts: Assess ng Confl ctual Tonal ty at by C tlaly Agu lar Campos, Un vers dad together
a Canad an Museum Nac onal Autónoma de Méx co, Mex co by Yanan Guo, Commun cat on Un vers ty
by Fr eder ke Landau-Donnelly, Radboud
Through the Lens: The Past We Have of Ch na, Ch na; S man L , NYU, US
Un vers ty, Netherlands; K rsty Robertson, The journey: transnat onal c nema from
Not Seen the perspect ve of Braz l an and
Western Un vers ty, Canada; Sarah Sm th,
by Arezou Zal pour, Auckland Un vers ty of Reth nk ng Commun cat ve Processes
Western Un vers ty, Canada Portuguese f lmmakers
Technology, New Zealand by Fabíola Paes de Alme da Tarapanoff, from the Well-be ng Perspect ve n
SENAC-SP, Braz l H gher Educat on
“Expanded Mashup”: refram ng mages Free The Story - Interact ve Storytell ng
by Anal ce Made ra; Ér ca Soares; Ana Lúc a
and speeches n Creat ve Industr es and Beyond
Nunes de Sousa
by Anna Zaluczkowska, Leeds Beckett Bansur - The Way of the W nd
by Marcos De Bona, UTP - Un vers dade
Un vers ty, UK; Gautama Ramesh, UK; by Franc sco Benvenuto Gusso, UTP - Transcend ng Borders: Art and Genet cs
Tu ut do Paraná, Braz l
Kr shna Stott, UK Un vers dade Tu ut do Paraná, Braz l n the D g tal Age
A tr bute do Hermeto Pascoal by Flav o Carvalho, UTP - Un vers dade
Anc ent Past mes, Modern Lessons: Blogg ng Pr ests: Reflect ons on the
by G sele F l ppetto, Braz l Tu ut do Paraná, Braz l
Explor ng the Endur ng S gn f cance of Med at zat on of Russ an Orthodox
Se f Haus: Documentary Approaches and Tam l Trad t onal Games n Tam l Nadu Church Rac al Aesthet cs n One N ght n
product on challenges f lm ng n Papua by Suganth V, Th ruvalluvar Government by Ir na Dushakova, Russ an State M am … (2020): Screen ng “Dar ng”
New Gu nea Arts College, Ind a Un vers ty for the Human t es, Russ an Conversat on Through F ct onal zed
by J m Marbrook, Un vers ty of Federat on; Anastasya Kabanova, Nat onal H story
D srupted Flows: V s b l s ng Hydrosoc al by Danyelle Greene, Flor da Atlant c
Canterbury, New Zealand Research Un vers ty H gher School of
Injust ce n Man pur, Ind a Un vers ty, US
by Sam d Sul man, Gr ff th Un vers ty, Econom cs, Russ an Federat on
The culture of sex sm n Braz l an Austral a; Kasun Ubayas r , Gr ff th
Dakar en Mov m ento An exh b t on explor ng v s tors -
pol t cal part es and the woman n the Un vers ty, Austral a; M r am Deprez,
by Juan Carlos Robles Flor do, Un vers dad Interpretat on Plann ng and V s tor
Supreme Court Gr ff th Un vers ty, Austral a
de Málaga, Spa n Exper ence at The Museum of Art
by Jul a Munhoz, Un vers dade Federal de
Pudong
Mato Grosso, Braz l; Pedro Ol ve ra, War stor es
Bra ded Sol dar t es: Weav ng decolon al by X nd Wang, Shangha Conservatory of
Un vers dade Federal de Mato Grosso, by Janet Harr s, Card ff Un ver sty, UK
streams of knowledge through space Mus c, Ch na
Braz l
Dance of the Seasons and t me
by Garrabost Jayalakshm , Ed nburgh by Rachel G llett, Utrecht Un vers ty, M grant bod es - from oppress on to
Who makes Mar elle l ve? n the emanc pat on
Nap er Un vers ty, UK Netherlands; Franc o Guadeloupe,
Sc ent f c Aud ov sual Essay by Sam ra Ibnelka d, Un vers ty of Oulu,
Pedro Ol ve ra, Un vers dade Federal de Un vers ty of Amsterdam, Netherlands
F nland; Benjam n Faconn er, Independent,
Mato Grosso, Braz l F nland; Franc sca Pr eto Fernández,
Independent, F nland
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Victims as heroes vs. victims as villains: Contrasting coverage of

Sunday, 30 June conflict in Ukraine and Gaza
» Prof. Daya Thussu (Hong Kong)1, Mr. Arjun Chatterjee (Hong Kong)1
(1. Hong Kong Baptist University)
14:00 General
Registration
Venue - Te Pae Convention Centre Global journalism and the war on Gaza - the end of international
journalistic professionalism and solidarity?
» Prof. Ylva Rodny-Gumede (South Africa)1 (1. University of
Johannesburg)

16:30 Panel
Balanced matryoshka: The coverage of the Israeli/Hamas crisis by
Opening: Ceremony, Keynote and Welcome Reception Russia1 in the context of the conflict in Ukraine
Venue - Te Pae Auditorium » Dr. Svetlana Bodrunova (Russian Federation)1 (1. St. Petersburg State
Organised by: Prof. Donald Matheson (New Zealand) and Prof. Debashish University)
Munshi (New Zealand)
Israel-Gaza War, US Media Reportage and Intercultural
Communication
» Keynote speaker: Distinguished Professor Linda Tuhiwai Smith, Te » Prof. Sudeshna Roy (United States)1 (1. Stephen F. Austin State
Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi, New Zealand University)

08:30 Panel : REC-1

Monday, 1 July REC - Theology & Communication
Venue - Crowne Plaza Oram room
Organised by: Prof. Sanjay Bharthur (India)
08:00 General
Registration
Devout Body and Village Hearsay: An Exploration of Human-Deity
Venue - Te Pae Convention Centre Communication Rituals at La'er Mountain Platform in China
» Ms. Yiting Huang (China)1 (1. School of Journalism, Fudan University)

The Entanglement of Christianity and Socialism: A Comparative

08:30 Panel : INC-1 Study on the Communication Practices in Nine Leprosy Villages of
INC - The politics of representation: Ukraine and Gaza conflicts in Yunnan Province, China
the international media » Mr. Ke Ma (China)1 (1. Communication University of China)
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 1
Organised by: Prof. Daya Thussu (Hong Kong) and Prof. Karen Arriaza
The changing representation of Taoism on Bilibili: A critical
Ibarra (Spain)
analysis
» Ms. JINGXIAN YANG (China)1 (1. Independent scholar)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July Communicating dementia at the margins of migration: an

analysis of UK-based Black and South Asian communities using a
culture-centred approach
08:30 Panel : POP-1 » Dr. Qian (Sarah) Gong (United Kingdom)1 (1. University of Leicester)
POP - The global, the Local, and the Transnational in Popular Culture
Venue - Te Pae Conway 3 Rare Roar: A Study on Self-Presentation and Social Support of
Organised by: Dr. Tonny Krijnen (Netherlands) Rare Disease Vloggers
» Mr. Zirui Wang (China)1, Ms. Xuanzi Yang (China)1, Ms. Yi Xu (China)1,
Mr. Zhuoli Guo (China)1, Prof. Yuanxiang Zeng (China)2 (1. Sichuan
Transnational Movement in New Zealand-Irish Crime Series "The university, 2. Sichuan University, China)
Gone" (2023—)
» Ms. Josephine Baetz (New Zealand)1 (1. The University of Auckland) Study on Social Support for Individuals Infected with HPV on
Xiaohongshu Platform
Locality, Regional & Globalization: Innovative Research on » Ms. Jiayu Jiang (China)1, Prof. Jing Ling (China)2, Prof. Bin Zhang
International Communication Strategies of Korean Drama in the (China)1 (1. Nanjing University, 2. Central South University)
New Situation
» Ms. Zhangjing Fan (China)1 (1. Fuyang normal university) “Too much water drowned the miller” : Understanding the
underlying mechanism of health information overload on
cyberchondria
The Globalisation of Korean Cultural Production in the Era of » Mr. Peng Xiao (China)1, Mr. Yulong Zhang (China)2 (1. School of
Platforms: The Case of Kakao and Naver’s Webtoon Business Journalism and Communication, Renmin University of China, 2. School
» Dr. Taeyoung Kim (United Kingdom)1 (1. Loughborough University) of Journalism and Communication, Nanjing University)

Visualising legitimacy: An analysis of medicinal cannabis images

Localization and multi-culturalism: The transcultural content in Australian news
creators from foreign countries on Chinese digital platforms » Ms. Hannah Adler (Australia)1, Dr. Monique Lewis (Australia)1, Prof.
» Ms. Jiaxue Liu (China)1, Ms. Zimeng Pan (China)2, Mr. Qianyi Zhang Barbara Pini (Australia)1 (1. Griffith University)
(China)3 (1. School of Journalism and Communication, Jinan University,
2. Institute of Communication Studies, Communication University of
The role of media in the context of a health emergency: Cancer
China, 3. State Key Laboratory of Media Convergence and
coverage in the mainstream Spanish press
Communication, Communication University of China)
» Dr. Cristina Fuentes-Lara (Spain)1, Dr. Ángeles Moreno (Spain)1 (1.
Universidad Rey Juan Carlos)
Alternative Sub-culture for Free Self-expression: Case study of
Skateboarding Feminism in Mainland China Panel : AUD-1
08:30
» Ms. Yu Wei (United States)1 (1. University of Colorado Denver) AUD - Critical approaches: decolonization and moral stances
Venue - Crowne Plaza Golden Fleece
08:30 Panel : HEC-4 Organised by: Dr. Asta Zelenkauskaite (Lithuania)
HEC - Multiple diseases, multiple communication options
Venue - Distinction Hotel Cathedral South Un/Learning Colonialism in the Mediated Digital Age
Organised by: Dr. Kate Holland (Australia) » Dr. Abigail Reed (United States)1 (1. University of Mount Union)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July Between the ‘flu’ and the ‘nonsense’: Following the recent frames
on the Covid Crisis in Spain
Discordant turn in news making: Decolonising journalism and » Prof. Marta Rebolledo (United Arab Emirates)1 (1. American
audience centered narratives University in Dubai)
» Prof. Shepherd Mpofu (South Africa)1 (1. University of South Africa)
Platformization as a Post-Covid Solution for Digital Governance in
Audiences, Platforms and Production Funding in Aotearoa New China
Zealand » Prof. Deqiang Ji (China)1 (1. The State Key Laboratory of Media
» Dr. Zita Joyce (New Zealand)1 (1. University of Canterbury) Convergence and Communication Communication University of China)

Audience Perception of Moral Bankruptcy among Presenters in

Selected Radio Stations in Nigeria 08:30 Panel : ESR-1
» Prof. ALAWODE Olayinka (Nigeria)1, Dr. Stephen Sonayon (Nigeria)1 ESR - Decolonising Environmental, Science and Risk Communication
(1. Lagos State University, Ojo) I
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 4
Do audiences care about the environmental impact of digital Organised by: Dr. Kerrie Foxwell-Norton (Australia)
technologies?
» Dr. Miguel Vicente Marino (Spain)1 (1. Universidad de Valladolid) Interweaving Western science and indigenous knowledge in
official state of the environment reporting: Producing
The misunderstanding of environmentalists on the Chinese 'Environment Aotearoa 2022'
Internet: The loss of journalistic professionalism and cultural » Dr. Rowan Howard-Williams (New Zealand)1, Ms. Javell Pereka (New
differences among audiences. Zealand)1 (1. Ministry for the Environment NZ)
» Mr. Yue Yu (China)1, Ms. Tianyu Yao (China)2 (1. Communication
University of China (CUC), 2. Nanjing University)
Climate Narratives for Transformative Social-Ecological Change
08:30 Panel : POL-1 » Prof. Winifredo Dagli (Philippines)1, Mr. Vernan Magundayao
POL - Manufacturing COVID-19 Government communication today (Philippines)2 (1. Department of Science Communication, College of
Development Communication, University of the Philippines Los Baños,
Venue - Te Pae Conway 5 2. Barangay Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Management Councils)
Organised by: Prof. Philippe J. Maarek (France)

Communicating Vaccination on Facebook: An analysis of the Climate Change and Gender Dynamics: Toward an Effective
content produced by the Bolsonaro and the State of São Paulo Communication Paradigm
Governments » Dr. Mausumi Bhattacharyya (India)1 (1. Centre for Journalism and
» Prof. Andrea Medrado (United Kingdom)1, Prof. Adilson Cabral Mass Communication)
(Brazil)2 (1. University of Westminster, 2. Federal Fluminense
University)
One Belt, One Caribbean: An Examination of the News Coverage
Same or Different? Post-COVID Policy Communications in Japan of China’s Environmental Impact in the Region
» Prof. Leslie Tkach-Kawasaki (Japan)1 (1. University of Tsukuba) » Dr. Ghislaine Lewis (United States)1 (1. University of Lynchburg)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July ‘If you don’t know, vote no’: Symptoms of Destructive Polarisation
in the 2023 Voice to Parliament Referendum in Australia
» Prof. Axel Bruns (Australia)1, Dr. Tariq Choucair (Australia)1, Dr.
08:30 Panel : CPT-1 Sebastian Svegaard (Australia)1, Ms. Samantha Vilkins (Australia)1, Dr.
CPT - AI & 5G policy and the role of creators Katharina Esau (Australia)1, Mx. Laura Vodden (Australia)1 (1. Digital
Media Research Centre, Queensland University of Technology)
Venue - Turanga Library TSB Space
Organised by: Prof. Liangwen Kuo (China)
Characteristics and dynamic evolution of group polarization in
social media—an analysis based on the Guangzhou subway
The Anti-AI movement and AI restriction policy: a web “secret photography” incident
Ethnography survey targeted at artists » Mrs. Yunfang Cui (China)1, Ms. Mengfan Gao (China)2, Ms. Huihui Guo
» Ms. Ying Liu (China)1, Ms. Ruoyu Ni (China)1 (1. Tsinghua University) guo (China)3 (1. cui_yunfang@[Link], 2. gaomengfan@[Link],
3. 2021213053005@[Link])
Will Generative Artificial Intelligence Enhance or Impair Human’s
The Power of Elite Narratives: Evidence from the Tweets of the
Creativity? Evidence of an Experimental Study
2020 US Presidential Election
» Ms. Mengsu Shi (China)1, Prof. Jiang Qiaolei (China)2 (1. School of
» Dr. Lihan Yan (China)1, Ms. Yu Zhou (China)1, Ms. Wanxi Wei (China)1,
journalism and Communication, Tsinghua University, 2. School of
Prof. Cheng-Jun Wang (China)1 (1. Nanjing University)
Journalism and Communication, Tsinghua University)

08:30 Panel : VIC-1

The value of verifiability in the age of AI
VIC - Filmmaking as Scholarship: Pursuing Innovative Multimodal
» Dr. Heather Ford (Australia)1, Dr. Michael Davis (Australia)2 (1. Approaches to Media and Communication Research
University of Technology Sydney, 2. Centre for Media Transition,
University of Technology Sydney) Venue - Novotel Hotel Waimakariri room 1
Organised by: Dr. Sandra Ristovska (United States), Dr. Pedro Oliveira
(Brazil), Dr. Arezou Zalipour (New Zealand), and Prof. Nico Carpentier
How 5G Affects China's Mobile Gaming Going Global: Internal (Czech Republic)
Mechanism and Empirical Evidence
» Dr. Joanna Nian Chang (United States)1, Dr. Dong Meng (China)1 (1. Doing screen practice as research with rigour
Shanghai Jiaotong University)
» Dr. Arezou Zalipour (New Zealand)1 (1. Auckland University of
Technology)
08:30 Panel : MPS-1
MPS - Influence and Polarization 08:30 Panel : MAR-1
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 3 MAR - Mediated Music
Organised by: Prof. Axel Bruns (Australia) Venue - Crowne Plaza Gartner room and Ellis room
Organised by: Gustavo Ferreira (Canada)
Power reshaping and emotional massage: a qualitative study on
the causes of short-video addiction among rural Chinese older Music Streaming Platform as Symbolic Space: A Research of Youth
adults Aesthetic Taste and Distinction Based on Digital Platform
» Dr. Linna Kong (China)1, Dr. SanJiu Yan (China)1, Dr. Qijun He (China)1 » Ms. Linwei Ding (China)1, Ms. Xindi Zhang (China)2 (1. Nanjing
(1. Shanghai University) University, 2. Shanghai Jiao Tong University)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July A double burden: The digital exclusion and identity crisis of
elderly patients in rural China
» Dr. Runping ZHU (China)1, Ms. Lu JIN (China)1, Prof. Fang Wang
Socialized behaviour, personalized experience: competing values (China)1, Prof. Richard Krever (Australia)2, Mr. Fei Wang (China)1 (1.
in Music Recommender Systems’ evaluation Lanzhou University, 2. the University of Western Australia)
» Dr. Gustavo Ferreira (Canada)1 (1. McGill University)
Young people’s digital and social lives in unequal, hyperlocal
context: A decolonial-exploratory study of youth in Makhanda,
Rage against the streaming: the new musical system and indie South Africa
critiques in Indonesia
» Dr. Chikezie Uzuegbunam (South Africa)1, Dr. Alette Schoon (South
» Dr. Emma Baulch (Malaysia)1, Mr. Idhar Resmadi (Indonesia)2 (1. Africa)1, Prof. Priscilla Boshoff (South Africa)1, Dr. Bimbo Fafowora
Monash University Malaysia, 2. Telkom University) (South Africa)1, Dr. Nonhlanhla Ndlovu (South Africa)1 (1. Rhodes
University)
Password of Hits: Cues Pointing Hot Songs and the Cross-platform
Propagation Bridging the Digital Divide: A Study on the Smart Technology
» Ms. Jiayi Ge (Singapore)1 (1. Nanyang Technological University) Needs and Adaptation Strategies for the Elderly Based on
Mainstream Chinese Media Reports
» Ms. Yuqi pan (China)1 (1. Dalian University of Technology)
Resonating Change: China's Radio Music Programs of the 1930s
» Mr. Zeyu Wang (China)1 (1. School of Media and Communication, Panel : CPN-1
Shanghai Jiao Tong University) 08:30
CPN - Navigating conflicting discourses
Venue - Turanga Library Activity room
08:30 Panel : DID-1
Organised by: Dr. Katja Lehtisaari (Finland)
DID - Bridging Generations: Addressing the Digital Divide Across Age
Groups
Venue - Novotel Hotel Waimakariri room 2 Advocation on News, Doubt on Weibo: A Dynamic Framing
Analysis of China’s three-child policy in Government Media and
Organised by: Dr. Runping ZHU (China) the Public
» Ms. Yige Chen (China)1 (1. Peking University)
When short video platforms become infrastructures for social
mobilization: a case study of elderly's participation in short video
Regional Stereotypes as a symbolic Power: an affective critical
fundraising based on Douyin
discourse analysis on the TikTok platform in China
» Mr. Fan Sun (China)1, Ms. Hang Li (China)1 (1. School of Journalism
» Mr. jiang junyu (China)1, Ms. Jiani Xu (China)1 (1. Communication
and Communication,Renmin University of China)
University of China)

Reducing the Digital Divide: An Empirical Study of Elderly People's Health crisis in online space: Cynical, nationalistic, and satirical
Response to Digital Dilemma——Cases from urban communities discourses of pandemic policy in China
in China
» Mr. Andy Lihua Chen (Hong Kong)1, Mr. KJ Kaixin DENG (China)2 (1.
» Prof. Zhao Wendan (China)1, Dr. Li Wei (China)1 (1. Southwest Hong Kong Baptist University, 2. Beijing Normal University-Hong Kong
University of Political Science and Law) Baptist University United International College)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July Sharing the project of decolonisation: narrative acknowledgments
of country
Panel : HIS-2 » Ms. Margaret Cassidy (Australia)1, Prof. Fiona Martin (Australia)1 (1.
08:30 The University of Sydney)
HIS - Promoting Fear through (Audio)visual Media
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 3
Organised by: Dr. Nelson Ribeiro (Portugal) and Prof. Barbie Zelizer Evaluation and workshop of media and digital editing with
(United States) speakers of CMIIQUE IITOM language in Punta Chueca
» Dr. Oscar Mario Miranda Villanueva (Mexico)1, Dr. Fany Muchembled
Presenting Democracy as a threat to Peace and Prosperity: Nazi (Mexico)1, Dr. Fernando Gutiérrez (Mexico)1, Ms. Jessica López (Mexico)
2
Propaganda to Portugal during World War II , Ms. Blanca Perez (Mexico)2, Ms. Mariana Aceves (Mexico)1, Ms.
» Dr. Nelson Ribeiro (Portugal)1 (1. Catholic University of Portugal) Debora Perales (Mexico)2, Ms. Jaqueline Forte (Mexico)1, Ms. Julia
Leticia Montaño (Mexico)2, Mr. Aurelio Palacios (Mexico)1 (1.
Tecnologico de Monterrey, 2. Seri language community specialist)
In Bluebeard’s Castle (again). Europe, the media and modernity.
» Prof. Isabel Gil (Portugal)1 (1. Catholic University of Portugal)
Content-creation and biliguality: Exploring agency in the
Platforming fear: When spectacles of violence appear in our classroom through agile media-making
smartphones
» Dr. Merris Griffiths (United Kingdom)1, Dr. Dafydd Sills-Jones (New
» Dr. Omar Al-Ghazzi (United Kingdom)1 (1. London School of Zealand)2 (1. Cardiff Metropolitan University, 2. Auckland University of
Economics and Political Science) Technology)

Fear as a Currency for Interpretation

» Prof. Barbie Zelizer (United States)1 (1. University of Pennsylvania) Gresham's Law in Language Education: How Short Video
buzzwords Reshapes Adolescents' Expression Habits and
Panel : MER-2 Semantic Understanding Capabilities
08:30
MER - Media Education Practices and Perspectives » Mr. Rongyi Chen (China)1, Ms. Shike Lin (China)2, Mr. Haoran Dai
(China)3 (1. Central South University, 2. Communication University of
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 2 China, 3. Peking University HSBC Business School)
Organised by: Kisha McPherson (Canada)

08:30 Panel : GEN-1

The value of games and playful performances to develop
democratic communication across controversial political issues GEN - Algorithmic lesbian and gay: Queerbaiting, camouflaging,
invisibility and ban
» Prof. Rousiley Maia (Brazil)1, Prof. Gabriella Hauber Pimentel (Brazil)2,
Prof. Leonardo Santa Ines Cunha (Brazil)3, Dr. Tariq Choucair Venue - Te Pae Bealey 5
(Australia)4, Dr. Augusto Veloso Leão (Brazil)1, Dr. Maiara Orlandini Organised by: Prof. Hao Cao (China)
(Brazil)1, Dr. Bruna Silveira (Brazil)1, Ms. Julia Ester de Paula (Brazil)1, Ms.
Aira Almeida (Brazil)1, Mr. Francisco Gabriel Alves (Brazil)1, Prof.
Vanessa Veiga de Oliveira (Brazil)1 (1. Universidade Federal de Minas Findings in the Closet: The Media Archives of Norma Bahia Pontes
Gerais, 2. Universidade Tecnológica Federal do Paraná, 3. Universidade » Dr. Livia Perez de Paula (Brazil)1 (1. University of California, Santa
Federal do Oeste da Bahia, 4. Digital Media Research Centre, Cruz)
Queensland University of Technology)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July Gendering algorithmic self-care in the contemporary appscape
» Prof. Wei-Ping CHEN (Taiwan)1 (1. National Yang Ming Chiao Tung
University)
Comparative Analysis of Lesbian Couple Images Construction on
Social Media Across Chinese and Western Cultures: A Case Study
on Douyin and TikTok Constructing and Deconstructing Female Infantilization on
» Ms. Jingyang Qie (China)1, Ms. Kunyi Wei (China)1 (1. Southwest Chinese Short Video Platforms: Self-Diminishment, Feminist
Jiaotong University) Deconstruction, and Traffic Strategies
» Ms. Chuer GUO (China)1 (1. Beijing Normal University-Hong Kong
Baptist University United International College (UIC))
H(alf) radical? Chinese H lesbians’ digital struggles with gender
binary T/P labels
Building feminist solidarity in safe spaces online in the Balkans
» Prof. Hao Cao (China)1, Ms. 彦汀 侯 (China)2, Ms. Li Tong (China)2, Ms.
KANGNAIXIN QIAO (China)2, Ms. Xinxing Peng (China)2, Mr. Haoxiang » Ms. Natasha Dimitrovska (Australia)1 (1. Monash University)
ZHANG (China)2, Ms. Yixin Huang (China)2 (1. Center for Studies of
Media Development, School of Journalism and Communication,
How Visually Impaired Women Resist Stigma Through Social
Wuhan University, 2. School of Journalism and Communication, Wuhan
Media: A Grounded Theory Study
University)
» Mr. Jinhao Lei (China)1, Dr. Bo Xiaojing (China)1, Dr. wenqing Zhou
(China)2, Ms. Lu Zhang (China)3 (1. University of Chinese Academy of
Relationship identification, Expectation of wishes, and Stigma Social Sciences, 2. Renmin University of China, 3. Jingchu University of
resistance: Exploring the behavior and psychological projection Technology)
logic of lesbian KOL users' relationship records in Chinese sharing-
based social media
» Ms. Sihui Yu (Macao)1, Ms. Xuan Chen (China)2, Ms. Yining Lu (China)3 The Itinerant Subjects of Digital Humanitarian Media: Notes from
(1. School of Education, City University of Macau, 2. College of Media the Global South
and International Culture, Zhejiang University, 3. Zhejiang University) » Dr. Swati Bandi (India)1 (1. Indian Institute of Management Bangalore)

From Screen Media to Daily Queer Life: A Research Exploring the 08:30 Panel : GEN-27
Manifestations and Impact of the Queerbaiting Phenomenon in GEN - Gaze/Oppositional gaze in real and virtual spaces
Chinese Lesbian Community
Venue - Te Pae Conway 1
» Ms. Linqiu Li (Singapore)1 (1. National University of Singapore)
Organised by: Prof. Yu Zou (China)

Algorithmic Camouflages: Exploring the Shadowbans Imposed by

Unveiling Objectification in the Social Media Era: Exploring
Algorithms on Chinese Gay Men
Gender Differences and User's Activity in Social Media Comment
» Dr. Longxuan Zhao (China)1 (1. Tongji University) Sections
» Ms. Meijie LYU (Hong Kong)1, Ms. XIYUAN ZHOU (Hong Kong)1 (1.
08:30 Panel : GEN-4 Hong Kong Baptist University)
GEN - Humanitarianism: Algorithmic infantilisation, self-Care, or
disability Social Gender Construction and Gaze in AI Face-Swapping Videos
Venue - Te Pae Conway 4 » Prof. Yu Zou (China)1, Ms. Yanchun Chen (China)1 (1. Communication
Organised by: Prof. Wei-Ping CHEN (Taiwan) University of China)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July 08:30 Panel : JRE-3

JRE - Journalism practice across regions and cultures I
Subjectivity and Independence: Female Portrayal on Social Media Venue - Te Pae Bealey 4
Trending Topics (2020-2022) Organised by: Dr. Angela Wang (Hong Kong)
» Dr. Yuan Zhong (China)1, Dr. Miao Rong (China)1, Dr. Enze Liu (China)1
(1. School of Journalism, Fudan University)
What is to be done? Uzbek Journalists’ Quandary
» Dr. Beate Josephi (Australia)1, Dr. Mukarram Otamurodova
Who is Watching "Innocent and Alluring" Style? The Interactive (Uzbekistan)2 (1. The University of Sydney, 2. University of Journalism &
Construction of Platform Algorithm, Body Image and Post- Mass Communication)
Feminine Gaze
» Ms. Yier Yao (China)1, Ms. Yuchen Ye (China)2, Ms. Wenxiao Cong
(China)3, Dr. Yungeng Li (China)4 (1. Shanghai Jiaotong University, 2. Delinking Coloniality: The thriving of Amharic and Kiswahili Media
Nanyang Technological University, 3. University of Southern California, in Ethiopia and Tanzania
4. Shanghai Jiao Tong University)
» Prof. Abiodun Salawu (South Africa)1 (1. North-West University)

08:30 Panel : ISM-1

ISM - Navigating Narratives: Media, Culture, and History in the Rethinking and remedying media injustice: a case study of China’s
Islamic World journalist notes
Venue - Distinction Hotel Worchester » Mr. Xianglong Wen (China)1 (1. School of journalism and
Organised by: Prof. Bushra Hameedur Rahman (Pakistan) communication, Nanjing University)

Postcolonial Anxieties over the “Marriage Crisis” and Islamic

Ethics of Relationality What are the sources worried about when they are interviewed
by journalists? Investigating the journalist-source relationship in
» Dr. Samira Musleh (United States)1 (1. University of the Ozarks) China
» Mr. Fankai Dai (China)1, Ms. Weijia Wang (China)2 (1. Tsinghua
Neo-Islamophobia: Re-Defining Islamophobia as a Social Order University, 2. Zhejiang University)
» Dr. Mohammad Zafar Iqbal (Pakistan)1, Dr. Haseeb Ur Rehman
(Pakistan)2 (1. International Islamic University, 2. National University of
Modern Languages) Integrating Classical Nyāya Epistemology into Modern Journalistic
Practice: Enhancing Knowledge Creation and Verification in the
Media's Role in Post-9/11 Islamophobia: Unveiling Normalizing Media Landscape
Extremist Narratives, Promoting Inclusive Discourse in » Dr. Umashankar Pandey (India)1 (1. Surendranath College for
Indonesian Culture Women)
» Mrs. sylvia savitri (Indonesia)1 (1. Universitas islam internasional
indonesia)
Behavioral Analysis of People Searching for Enemies in news —A
Muslims in Popular Media: Exploring Muslim Representation in Case Study in Greater China
Indian Movies » Mr. XIAOTIAN GU (Macao)1, Ms. JIAYI MA (Hong Kong)2 (1. University
» Mr. Nikhil Reddy (United States)1 (1. Ohio University) of Macao, 2. Hong Kong Baptist University)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July Health Journalists Perceptions of Media Coverage of Public Health
Issues in Marginalized, Global South Communities
» Dr. Sayyed Fawad Ali Shah (United States)1, Prof. Tamar Ginossar
08:30 Panel : SPS-2 (United States)2 (1. Auburn University, 2. University of New Mexico)
SPS - Special Session / IAMCR Disability and Accessibility Taskforce
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 2 Traditional Chinese Medicine Studies and Practice Overseas: An
Organised by: Prof. Gerard Goggin (Australia) Empirical Study of TCM Dissemination in Singapore
» Dr. GEGE FANG (China)1, Ms. Bingfei Li (China)2 (1. Beijing university
Transforming Disability, Access & Inclusion in the of posts and telecommunications, 2. Tianjin University of Traditional
Communications Field Chinese Medicine)
» Speakers: Katie Ellis (Curtin University), Panayiota Tsatsou
(Birmingham City University), Kuansong Victor Zhuang (Nanyang 08:30 Panel : PCR-1
Technological University) and Angela Desmarais (Independent disabled PCR - Keynote Session
researcher, Desmarais Consulting) Venue - Te Pae Conway 2
Organised by: Dr. Dorismilda Flores-Márquez (Mexico), Prof. Ana Melo
08:30 Panel : HEC-6 (Portugal), and Prof. Piyu Gong (China)
HEC - Identity, trado-modernity and decoloniality in social and
behavior change The university as a relational space: challenging colonial
Venue - Distinction Hotel Cathedral North continuities in higher education through participatory
Organised by: Dr. Monique Lewis (Australia) approaches to teaching and learning alongside students in
Aotearoa
» Dr. Maja Zonjić (Te Herenga Waka | Victoria University of Wellington)
Decolonising health research methodologies in South Africa:
Exploring participatory methods to advance intentional listening
and dialogue in HIV prevention 10:00 General
» Prof. ELIZA GOVENDER (South Africa)1 (1. UNIVERSITY OF KWAZULU- Coffee break
NATAL) Venue - Exhibition Hall 1 and 2 - Te Pae Convention Centre

Decolonizing Health Practices in the Santhal Tribe of West Bengal:

Understanding the Incorporation of Reiki Healing through Media
Narratives Panel
10:30
» Dr. Sananda Mukherjee (India)1, Ms. Aditi Ranjan (India)1 (1. School of Plenary / Indigenous Epistemologies: Decolonizing communication
Mass Communication, KIIT DU, Bhubaneswar. India) through Indigenous Perspectives
Venue - Te Pae Auditorium
Disputes between Tradition and Modernity: Discussions on
Scientificity and Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine,
and its Health Communication
» Panellists: Prof Bronwyn Carlson (Macquarie University, Australia), Dr
» Mr. Siquan Wu (China)1, Ms. YIxin Bai (China)2 (1. School of Journalism Nēpia Mahuika (Massey University, New Zealand), Prof Selina Tusitala
and Communication, Peking University, 2. Acupuncture institution, Marsh (University of Auckland, New Zealand) and Prof Carl Mika
Cheng'du University of traditional Chinese medicine) (University of Canterbury, New Zealand)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July “Unrelenting passion and selflessness”: theorising the affective
labour of community radio practitioners
» Dr. Bridget Backhaus (Australia)1, Dr. Heather Anderson (Australia)1
12:30 General (1. Griffith University)
Lunch
Venue - Exhibition Hall 1 and 2 - Te Pae Convention Centre
Preaching to the converted: A critical media analysis of the
alternative media in Portugal
» Prof. Carla Ganito (Portugal)1, Prof. Cátia Ferreira (Portugal)1 (1.
Universidade Catolica Portuguesa)
14:00 Panel : CAM-8
CAM - Critical Interrogations of Community/Alternative Media 14:00 Panel : INC-2
Venue - Turanga Library Activity room INC - Fighting, Promoting Dialogue and Influence of Generative AI
Organised by: Dr. Vinod Pavarala (India) and Social Media
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 1
Organised by: Dr. M Wu (Macao)
The challenge of progressive alternative media in the age of
digital populism.
» Dr. Andrew Ó Baoill (Ireland)1 (1. University of Galway) What is the role of social media in public opinion? An empirical
research among American audiences toward China-US news
events
Reparative justice in/through the media: Evaluating media » Ms. Qixin Lin (China)1, Prof. Liu YANG (China)1 (1. Sun Yat-sen
reparation initiatives University)
» Dr. David Cheruiyot (Netherlands)1, Dr. Irene Awino (United States)2
(1. Centre for Media and Journalism Studies, Univeristy of Groningen, Communication and Development: From the Perspective of
2. University of Wisconsin-La Crosse) Promoting the New Order of Information and Communication in
the 21st Century
» Prof. Xinyu Lu (China)1 (1. East China Normal University)
Finding community in Chilean community radio
» Dr. Jorge Saavedra (Chile)1 (1. Universidad Diego Portales)
Trajectories of PTSD and PTG among victims 6 months after the
2021 Henan floods: predictive roles of social support and short
video exposure during the disaster
It takes a town to build an app: Local news abundance, citizen- » Ms. Yimei Zhang (China)1, Dr. Zhihao Ma (China)1 (1. Nanjing
centered innovation, and platform cooperativism University)
» Prof. Christian Pentzold (Germany)1, Ms. Andrea Grahl (Germany)2,
Dr. Katharina Heitmann-Werner (Germany)2, Mr. Julius Reimer
(Germany)3, Mr. Bartje Krüger (Germany)1, Dr. Alexander Ohlei Technological Breakthrough and Ethical Blockade—Exploring the
(Germany)2, Dr. Leif Kramp (Germany)2, Prof. Wiebke Loosen Dual Impact of Generative AI on Chinese “Short Video” Users from
(Germany)3, Prof. Andreas Hepp (Germany)2 (1. Leipzig University, 2. the Perspective of Media Affordances
University of Bremen, 3. Leibniz Institute for Media Research - Hans » Dr. Le Luo (Macao)1, Ms. Kaiyu Xu (Macao)1 (1. Macau University of
Bredow Institute) Science and Technology)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July Digital Capitalism in the Global South: The Political Economy of
the National Identification System in Nepal
» Mr. Harsha Man Maharjan (Nepal)1 (1. Northwestern University
14:00 Panel : REC-2 Qatar)
REC - Media Audiences and Content on Religion
Venue - Crowne Plaza Oram room Telefónica from Reconquista to Divestment
Organised by: Dr. Shinto Augustine (India) » Dr. Gabriela Martinez (United States)1 (1. University of Oregon School
of Journalism and Communication)
Digital Pluriversalism in Religious Communication? First Results
of a Quantitative Survey within Large European Christian Meta’s infrastructural turn in Africa: Access with strings
Churches » Dr. Guy Hoskins (Canada)1 (1. School of Journalism and
» Prof. Holger Sievert (Germany)1 (1. Macromedia University) Communication, Carleton University)

The Inward Digital Silk Road and the Geopoliticalization of

The "Other" in Religion News Interest Among Israeli Jews Platform Economy in Guangxi
» Prof. Yoel Cohen (Israel)1 (1. Ariel University) » Ms. ZIYI WANG (Singapore)1 (1. National University of Singapore)

Community division and commonalities in mediatised public 14:00 Panel : POP-2

crisis: Jewish institutional child sexual abuse and binary POP - TV – not dead yet
representations
Venue - Te Pae Conway 3
» Ms. Mona Chatskin (Australia)1 (1. University of Canberra)
Organised by: Prof. Sarah Baker (New Zealand)

Cultural Heritage as a Cross-Religion Strategy in Discourse:

Race and Crime Dramas on Mainstream Over-the-air television in
Unraveling the Influence of Gandhara's Representation in
the US: Progressive nationalism in action
Pakistani English Newspapers within an Islamic Framework
» Dr. Esra Ozcan (United States)1 (1. Tulane University)
» Ms. Bei Liu (China)1 (1. Institute for International and Area Studies,
Tsinghua University)
Online Moral Deliberations – Investigating The White Lotus
audiences on Reddit
14:00 Panel : POE-1
» Ms. Alba Clement (Netherlands)1, Dr. Tonny Krijnen (Netherlands)1 (1.
POE - Digital Infrastructures, Global Power Dynamics, and Erasmus University Rotterdam)
Technocolonialism
Venue - Turanga Library Spark Place Farewell to China: The Genrification of Taiwanese Historical
Organised by: Dr. Gabriela Martinez (United States) Drama and the Making of Multicultural Taiwan
» Prof. Shuling Huang (Taiwan)1 (1. National Yang Ming Chiao Tung
Colonization and Resistance in Digital Infrastructure: A Study of University)
the Development of the Data Center Industry in India
» Mr. YinFai Ho (China)1, Ms. Hanshu Zhang (China)1, Prof. Weijia Wang “To Get Justice, Sometimes You Need to Cross a Line”: Examining
(China)1 (1. School of Journalism and Communication, Peking Feminist Snaps in Wentworth’s “Hell Bent” Episode
University) » Dr. Lauren DeCarvalho (United States)1 (1. University of Denver)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July Challenges and New Trajectories in Adolescent Social Media
Addiction Research: Revisiting Conceptual Boundaries,
Algorithmic Affordance, and Theoretical Frameworks
14:00 Panel : AUD-5 » Dr. Qingqing Hu (China)1, Ms. Yating Yin (China)1, Ms. Mingli Ding
AUD - Psychological burdens of media (China)1 (1. Northwest University)
Venue - Crowne Plaza Golden Fleece
Organised by: Dr. Miguel Vicente Marino (Spain) Panel : POL-2
14:00
POL - The “battle of narratives” in uncertain world: Communicating
The Digital Ripple: How Does Parental Cyberchondria Affect Ukraine and its historical and cultural heritage in global media.
Children’s Mental Health? Focus on the Global South.
» Ms. Yining Lu (China)1, Ms. Menmen Wang (China)2, Prof. Kexin Wang Venue - Te Pae Conway 5
(China)2 (1. Zhejiang University, 2. College of Media and International Organised by: Prof. Natalia Chaban (New Zealand) and Dr. Daria
Culture, Zhejiang University) Kuznetsova (New Zealand)

Narratives of Ukraine on the information battlefields of global

Examining the Link Between Congruent and Incongruent Parent-
media
Child Communication Patterns and Child Smartphone Addiction:
The Mediating Influence of Loneliness » Prof. Natalia Chaban (New Zealand)1, Prof. Svitlana Zhabotynska
(Ukraine)2 (1. University of Canterbury, 2. Cherkasy National University)
» Ms. Menmen Wang (China)1, Ms. Zaizai Wang (China)2, Prof. Kexin
Wang (China)1, Ms. Yining Lu (China)3 (1. College of Media and
International Culture, Zhejiang University, 2. Hangzhou Foreign Indonesian Media Perspectives on Framing Ukraine’s Cultural and
Languages School, 3. Zhejiang University) Historical Heritage
» Ms. Mia Angeline (New Zealand)1 (1. University of Canterbury)
What about Digital stress? The Mediating Factors among Life
Stress and Depression
Ukrainian cultural heritage, but without Ukraine: why Ukraine is
» Mrs. Xinjie Lin (China)1, Dr. Fangfang Gao (China)1, Mrs. Ruihan Zhao denied of subjectivity/agency in Chinese political narratives?
(China)1 (1. Zhejiang university)
» Mr. Dmitry Romanenko (New Zealand)1 (1. University of Canterbury)

We share the same feelings: A Discourse and Frame Analysis of Whose narrative are we reporting? Destruction of Ukraine’s
Weibo Responses in Two High-Profile Teen Bullying Cases. cultural heritage, Russia-Ukraine Conflict, and battleground
» Ms. Yan Xu (Hong Kong)1, Ms. Xuekang Shi (Hong Kong)1 (1. Hong Indian media
Kong Baptist University) » Mr. Shalabh Chopra (New Zealand)1 (1. University of Canterbury)

Users’ perception about media content and platform governance: 14:00 Panel : ESR-2
Reporting harmful comments from a dual “content-materiality” ESR - Environmental and climate change protest and activism in
perspective media
» Ms. Zhuo Song (China)1 (1. School of Journalism and Communication, Venue - Te Pae Dobson 4
Nanjing Normal University) Organised by: Dr. Maitreyee Mishra (India)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July From Imitation to Innovation：Actors, Local Pathways, and
Governance Policies for Embedding Media Technologies in Society
— An Empirical Research from China
Journalistic Transformation of Climate Justice Activists into » Prof. Lingbo Tu (China)1, Ms. Meng Zhang (China)2, Prof. Xuan TANG
Climate Justice “Warriors” (China)1, Ms. Yameng Ma (China)1 (1. Communication University of
China, 2. Communication University of China)
» Dr. Hanna E Morris (Canada)1 (1. University of Toronto)

Negotiable Nodes: A Study on Provincial Media Convergence

Bridging the Action Gap: Engaging Youth in Climate Change Policy Design in China
Communication through Participatory Media » Mrs. Hao Guo (China)1 (1. Southwest University)
» Dr. Carme Ferré-Pavia (Spain)1, Dr. Luisa Martínez (Spain)1 (1.
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) Public interest for whom? a comparative analysis on the
stakeholder discourses of Bill C-18 and NMBC
» Mr. Yuanbo Qiu (China)1, Prof. Xiaojie Cao (China)1, Mr. Ranxing
Challenging Plastic Polluters: Public shaming campaigns and Zhang (China)1 (1. South China University of Technology)
corporate engagement with international regulatory processes on
plastic pollution Closing the Gap: The Role of Government Policies in Addressing
» Dr. Steph Hill (United Kingdom)1 (1. University of Leicester) the Digital Divide in Japanese ICT Education
» Ms. Xueqin Huang (Japan)1, Mr. Xingjian Gao (Japan)1, Prof. Sangmi
Kim (Japan)1, Dr. Siro Ono (Japan)2 (1. Nagoya University, 2. University
Digital Activism of Young People on Instagram: Analysis of the of Tokyo)
Power Up Movement in Indonesia
» Ms. Yuanita Safitri (New Zealand)1 (1. University of Canterbury) 14:00 Panel : VIC-2
VIC - AI & VR Technologies
Venue - Novotel Hotel Waimakariri room 1
Laying the Groundwork for Climate Justice: A comparative
analysis of the No DAPL, Fridays for Future, and Yellow Vests Organised by: Dr. Chunyi Liu (China)
movements
» Ms. Julia Cope (United States)1 (1. University of Pennsylvania) Immersive Visual Culture: Exploring the Application and Impact of
VR Technology on Audiovisual Productions.
» Dr. Chunyi Liu (China)1 (1. Peking University)
14:00 Panel : CPT-3
CPT - Local policy design, stakeholders and public interests Integrating AI-generated Imagery to Enhance Creativity in
Venue - Turanga Library TSB Space Writing: A Novel Approach to Aid the Mental Modelling of Stories
Organised by: Prof. Gerard Goggin (Australia) » Ms. Pamela Morrow (New Zealand)1 (1. The University of Auckland)

'Whiria te tangata' in Collaborative Creativity: Exploring the

Assessing data quality in smart cities datafication
Interplay of Social Identity Theory and Generative AI in Content
» Mr. Carl Chineme Okafor (Norway)1, Prof. Raul Ferrer-Conill (Norway) Creation and Storytelling
1
, Prof. Helle Sjøvaag (Norway)1 (1. University of Stavanger)
» Mr. Jed Senthil (Singapore)1 (1. Nanyang Technological University)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July Harnessing Migrant Youth Aspirations to Combat Misinformation
» Dr. Sukhmani Khorana (Australia)1 (1. University of New South Wales)

The Metaverse Virtual Humans as Brand Communicators: "Speak Hokkien": Identity Politics and Online Social Movement
Experimenting AI-powered Computer-generated Imagery Virtual among Chinese in Penang,Malaysia
Influencers as Social Actors on Chinese Social Media
» Mr. Baolong Chen (China)1 (1. Communication University of China)
» Ms. Norhan Omar (China)1, Prof. Xiaojing Li (China)1 (1. School of
Media and Communication, Shanghai Jiao Tong University)
14:00 Panel : DID-2
DID - Uncovering Digital Disadvantage: Exploring Inequalities in
Examining VR's Efficacy in Enhancing Cultural Empathy: A Access and Usage
Comparative Study of Asian, African, and Latin American
Audiences in Visual Arts Narratives Venue - Novotel Hotel Waimakariri room 2
» Ms. SHUO SHAN (New Zealand)1 (1. University of Canterbury) Organised by: Mrs. Martyna Dudziak-Kisio (Poland)

Bridging the Digital Divide for Seniors: Fostering Inclusivity in the

14:00 Panel : DIM-1 Era of Aging Societies
DIM - Countering Marginalisation, Cementing Solidarity of Diaspora » Mrs. Ksenia Wróblewska (Poland)1, Mrs. Martyna Dudziak-Kisio
Communities (Poland)1, Prof. Anna Jupowicz-Ginalska (Poland)1 (1. University of
Venue - Crowne Plaza Gartner room and Ellis room Warsaw)
Organised by: Dr. Sumana Chattopadhyay (United States)
Bridging Discursive Worlds: Integrating Indian Nyāya Philosophy
with Digital Rhetoric to Address the Digital Divide
Playing politics with peoples’ lives: Examining the U.S. migrant
busing crisis through the lens of media in U.S. border states » Dr. Umashankar Pandey (India)1 (1. Surendranath College for
Women, University of Calcutta)
» Dr. Sumana Chattopadhyay (United States)1 (1. Diederich college of
communication，Marquette University)
A growing divide between the digitally included and digitally
excluded? Findings from the 2023 Australian Digital Inclusion
“Empowering happiness?”: WeChat's role in cultivating Index
relationships among a part of female migrant workers with their » Prof. Julian Thomas (Australia)1, Prof. Anthony McCosker (Australia)2,
spouses or partners Dr. Sharon Parkinson (Australia)2, Dr. Jenny Kennedy (Australia)1, Dr.
» Dr. Linxin WANG (United Kingdom)1 (1. Cardiff Univeristy) Daniel Featherstone (Australia)1, Dr. Lyndon Ormond-Parker
(Australia)1, Mr. Kieran Hegarty (Australia)1 (1. RMIT University, 2.
Swinburne University of Technology)
Collective Imaginaries: East and Southeast Asian Londoners and
Diasporic Solidarities in the City
Understanding the Relationship between ICT Inequalities, Offline
» Ms. Stephanie Guo (United Kingdom)1 (1. London School of Social Engagement, and Well-being in the Post-Pandemic Era
Economics and Political Science)
» Ms. Xiaohua He (Netherlands)1 (1. University of Amsterdam)

Mobility in the "Middle Ground": A Study of Transnational An in-depth look at Padma Bridge rumour on Facebook in
Migrants' Sense of Place in Shanghai Bangladesh: Generation, Propagation, and Prevention
» Ms. Sheng Lyu (China)1 (1. Shanghai International Studies University) » Mr. Md Asaduzzaman (Bangladesh)1 (1. Dhaka Univeristy)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July 14:00 Panel : ETH-2

ETH - Perspectives on Grief and Communication
Venue - Novotel Hotel Ashley room
14:00 Panel : CRI-1
Organised by: Prof. Yanick Farmer (Canada)
CRI - Disaster and crisis communication
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 3
Organised by: Dr. Virpi Salojarvi (Finland) Commodifying Disasters: Art and its Ethical Dilemma
» Dr. Maria Zenaida Panol (United States)1 (1. Middle Tennessee State
Climate Strategy Communication in National Leadership Models: University, College of Media & Entertainment)
an Examination of Six Countries/International Organizations
» Mr. Tong Tong (China)1 (1. Communication University of China)
The Influence Factors of Judgment about “Media Intrusion into
Grief” in Disaster Reporting: A Survey of Journalism Students in
TikTok v Government: A comparative analysis of crisis responses China
to Tropical Cyclone Jasper and Tropical Cyclone Kirrily in North » Mr. Yuzhen Deng (China)1, Mr. Yufei Bao (China)1 (1. Renmin
and Far North Queensland University of China)
» Dr. Susan Grantham (Australia)1 (1. Griffith University)

Maximizing crisis communication efficiency: Examining a multi- Supporting the well-being of people living with traumas through
agent governance mechanism on Weibo during different stages of the study of “words that do good”.
the Hebei rainstorm » Prof. Yanick Farmer (Canada)1 (1. Université du Québec à Montréal)
» Dr. yanjun lin (China)1, Prof. xiaoke guo (China)1, Ms. Yuge Xu (China)1,
Mr. mingyu cui (China)1, Dr. chuanbiao wang (China)1, Prof. yan wang
(China)1 (1. Communication University of China) Exploring the Ethical Boundaries of Emotional Expression and
Cyber-Violence: A Comparative Study of Internet Tree Holes and
Internet Toilets on Weibo
Current State and Issues of Japan's Disaster Information and
communication in the 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake: What has » Ms. Xiaoxiao Hu (China)1, Ms. Shiyang Cui (China)2 (1. School of
been resolved, and what issues remain since the 2011 Great East Journalism and Communication, Wuhan University, 2. School of
Japan Earthquake? Journalism and Communication ,Wuhan University)
» Mr. Shinya Miura (Japan)1 (1. Senior Research Fellow, Disaster
Information Research Division, National Research Institute for Earth
Science and Disaster Resilience) Mediating the Suffering of COVID-19 Patients: Classed Morality as
Reflected in the Visibility-conferring Behaviors of Chinese
Professional Media and Social Media Users Amid the Pandemic
Role of digital literacy, trust in government actions, traditional » Ms. Yixuan Wang (China)1 (1. Communication University of China
media, and new media in influencing travel intentions after a (CUC))
health crisis
» Prof. Benjamin Detenber (Singapore)1, Dr. Talya Porat (United
Kingdom)2, Prof. Gerard Goggin (Australia)3, Dr. Rafael Calvo (United Auwas stories frum wan tua: Norf’k Ailen aklan’s relationships
Kingdom)2, Ms. Zoe Ong (Singapore)1, Ms. Melissa Kwan (Singapore)1 with mutiny on the Bounty narratives
(1. Nanyang Technological University, 2. Imperial College London, 3.
Western Sydney University) » Ms. Lotus Rana (Australia)1 (1. Macquarie University)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July How do we value Olympic sport? An analysis of media discourse
within the mediatized network of Aotearoa New Zealand
» Mrs. Leah Stanley (New Zealand)1 (1. AUT University)
14:00 Panel : ESN-1
ESN - Media, Trust, and Truth
Venue - Distinction Hotel Worchester Olympic sentiment in online and social media ahead of Brisbane
2032
Organised by: Dr. Aniruddha Jena (India)
» Dr. Peter English (Australia)1, Dr. David Fleischman (Australia)1, Dr.
Rory Mulcahy (Australia)1, Dr. Aaron Tham (Australia)1, Dr. Lenny Vance
Safeguarding Children in Assam: Understanding and Addressing (Australia)1, Dr. Merryn Sherwood (Australia)2 (1. University of the
Deepfake Vulnerabilities Sunshine Coast, 2. La Trobe University)
» Mr. Abhishek Kabra (India)1 (1. Department of Mass Communication
and Journalism, Tezpur University) Examining the influence of Chengdu 2021 FISU World University
Games on the host city’s salience in international news coverage:
A three-year comparative study
Jean Baudrillard and "Fake News" : Toward an Event Analysis » Dr. Stephanie Na Liu (China)1 (1. College of Literature and Journalism,
based on Symbolic Exchange Sichuan University)
» Mr. Yue Wang (China)1 (1. College of Communication, National
Chengchi University)
Olympic Narratives in the East and West: A Comparative Analysis
of The New York Times and China News Service Coverage of
The Emerging Landscape of Femtech: A Study of Indian Period Beijing 2022
Tracking Apps » Mr. Yulong Chen (China)1 (1. Communication University of China)
» Ms. Amritha Balakrishnan (India)1 (1. Central University of Karnataka)
Invited presentation - Te Matatini: Screening the Olympics of Kapa
Haka
To let content be or not be: Understanding decision making
process of content moderators on social media platforms in India » Dr. Jani Wilson (New Zealand)1 (1. Aotahi, School of Māori &
Indigenous Studies)
» Ms. Tania Chatterjee (Australia)1 (1. University of Queensland- Indian
Institute of Technology Delhi Academy of Research)
14:00 Panel : PCR-2
PCR - Communication and participation for social justice and
Wolf Warrior or Political Bullshit? Mainland Chinese’s Perception democracy: Visions, debates and struggles
on the Spokespeople of China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Venue - Te Pae Conway 2
» Ms. Fangyuan LIU (Hong Kong)1, Mr. Zuquan XIONG (Hong Kong)1,
Mr. Tianlun ZHOU (Hong Kong)1 (1. Hong Kong Baptist University) Organised by: Dr. Vaia Doudaki (Czech Republic)

Communication, social justice, democracy, power concentration

14:00 Panel : MCS-1
and digital platforms
MCS - Sporting mega-events: between the global and the local
» Prof. César Ricardo Bolaño (Brazil)1, Prof. Helena Martins (Brazil)2,
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 2 Prof. Fernando Oliveira Paulino (Brazil)3 (1. Universidade Federal de
Organised by: Dr. Xavier Ramon (Spain) Sergipe, 2. Federal University of Ceara, 3. University of Brasilia)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July Examining the Effect of Prosocial Behavior on Community
Resilience among LGBTQ+ Individuals in China
» Ms. Yuke Huang (China)1, Dr. Kai Kuang (China)2 (1. School of
Imagining futures of un/democratic surveillance and resistance in Journalism and Communication, Tsinghua University, 2. School of
Europe through collaborative scenario building Journalism and Communication, Tsinghua University)
» Dr. Vaia Doudaki (Czech Republic)1 (1. Charles University)
Asexuality and Media Indifference in India: Case of Diversity
Bundled Privacy: Discursive Practices of Privacy Policies Between Suppression
Chinese Social Media Platforms and Their Users in the post-PIPL » Dr. Mausumi Bhattacharyya (India)1, Mr. Apratim Bhattacharya
Age (India)1 (1. Centre for Journalism and Mass Communication, Visva-
» Dr. Yiming Chen (China)1, Mr. Liming Liu (United States)2 (1. Xi'an Bharati - A Central University and an institution of national
Jiaotong-Liverpool University, 2. Arizona State University) importance)

On the difficulties of "rising from humble beginnings to success" The History and Current Status of Mainstream Chinese Media
in China An analysis on how Chinese news organizations discuss Coverage on Sexual and Gender Minorities: Evolving
social justice issues Communication Practice
» Dr. Xianwen Kuang (China)1 (1. Xi’an Jiaotong – Liverpool University) » Ms. Yushan Zhao (China)1, Mr. Zhifeng Wang (China)2 (1.
Communication Unviersty of China, 2. cucfrankwang@[Link])
Articulating social and environmental justice: A participatory arts
project on forestry at the Moulding Nature Arts exhibition 14:00 Panel : GEN-5
» Prof. Nico Carpentier (Czech Republic)1, Dr. Vaia Doudaki (Czech GEN - Gender: Politics and power
Republic)1 (1. Charles University) Venue - Te Pae Conway 4
Organised by: Prof. Jessica El Khoury (Lebanon)
14:00 Panel : GEN-2
GEN - LGBTIQA+ Media: Folk devil identity, diversity and nationalism Are boys better at science? Rethinking “science worship” in
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 5 contemporary Chinese romance drama in the context of China’s
Organised by: Dr. Carolyn Byerly (United States) anti-colonial history, gender stereotypes and pop-cultural
narratives
» Ms. Yuzhuo Wang (China)1 (1. Communication University of China)
Transforming into Folk Devils: Tracing the Trajectory of News on
"LGBT" in the Indonesian Online Media
» Dr. Dina Listiorini (Indonesia)1 (1. UnIversity of Atma Jaya Yogyakarta) Weaving a Place for Women: Deconstructing the Lebanese
Political Space
» Prof. Christy Mady (Lebanon)1, Prof. Jessica El Khoury (Lebanon)1 (1.
Representation of Anglosphere LGBTIQA+ Individuals in Chinese Notre Dame University - Louaize)
Patriotic Online Media Content
» Ms. Lu Liu (Australia)1 (1. RMIT University)
A Corpus-Based Critical Discourse Analysis of Chinese Mainstream
Media Reports on Meng Wanzhou’s Extradition Case：at the
Symbolic Annihilation and Metaphor: The Media Image of LGBT+ Intersection of Nationalism and Feminism
in Chinese TV Series and Films » Ms. Yao Hu (United Kingdom)1 (1. the London School of Economics
» Mr. Xi YU (China)1 (1. Communication University of China) and Political Science)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July 14:00 Panel : JRE-14

JRE - Weaving ethical challenges faced by journalists globally
Branding, Objectivity, and Political Reporting During the Super Venue - Te Pae Bealey 4
Election Year: Identifiably Female Ambient Journalists’ Voices in a Organised by: Dr. Ammina Kothari (United States), Dr. Rui Alexandre
Hostile Landscape Novais (Portugal), Dr. Ambrish Saxena (India), Dr. SEUNGAHN Nah
» Dr. Tania Rosas-Moreno (United States)1, Dr. Jaime Loke (United (United States), Dr. Levi Manda (Malawi), Dr. Valgerður Jóhannsdóttir
States)2 (1. Loyola University Maryland, 2. Texas Christian University) (Iceland), Dr. Birgir Guðmundsson (Iceland), Dr. Guðbjörg Kolbeins
(Iceland), Mr. Abdalmotalab Makki (Qatar), Dr. Verica Rupar (New
Zealand), and Dr. Elira Turdubaeva (Kyrgyzstan)
14:00 Panel : GEN-23
GEN - Gamophobia: Girl power, resistance, and oppositional gaze Panel : HEC-1
14:00
Venue - Te Pae Conway 1 HEC - People, Platforms and Health Impact
Organised by: Dr. Wafa Khalfan (United Arab Emirates) Venue - Distinction Hotel Cathedral North
Organised by: Dr. Sayyed Fawad Ali Shah (United States)
Why Do Chinese Women Experience Gamophobia?
» Dr. Joanna Nian Chang (United States)1, Dr. Dong Meng (China)1 (1.
Shanghai Jiaotong University) Exploring the Effect of Dating App Usage and Self-esteem on
Condom Use Among Chinese University Students: A Cross-
sectional Study
Body and Beyond: Arab Women's Media Representations in UAE
» Ms. Yifan Gao (China)1 (1. School of journalism and Communication,
Sports and Performing Arts
Tsinghua University)
» Dr. Wafa Khalfan (United Arab Emirates)1, Dr. Alaa Altaii (United Arab
Emirates)2, Ms. Rutendo Nyaku (South Africa)3 (1. University of Sharjah,,
2. University of Sharjah, 3. University of Cape Town)
Stop Overusing Earphones: An Online Experiment Examining the
Effect of Fear Appeal and Its Third-Person Effect
Girls lift the power: How gender stereotypes and social scrutiny » Ms. Ning Xu (China)1 (1. Macau University of Science and Technology)
put weights on their barbells
» Ms. Zixin Li (China)1, Dr. Yuner Zhu (Hong Kong)1 (1. Hong Kong
Baptist University) “I feel sick after searching online”: How Message Type and the
Need for Cognitive Closure Affect Cyberchondria
“The Harder You Work, The Better You are! ”: A Case Study of FTM » Dr. Wenqiang Teng (China)1, Dr. Hui Zhi (China)1, Dr. Miao Liu (China)2,
Bodybuilding in China Prof. Min Zhou (China)1 (1. Beijing Normal University, 2. Beijing Normal
» Ms. YIXUAN WU (China)1, Ms. Xiaohan Ding (China)1 (1. University of university)
Colorado Denver)

Change is good? Chinese Players' Perceptions of Gender and Live streaming as a new mode of health communication: The
Racial Stereotypes in League of Legends' Characters: Text Analysis felicitousness of interaction in Egyptian breast cancer awareness
Based on Stereotype Content Dictionaries events
» Mr. Yuan Huang (China)1, Ms. Yier Yao (China)2 (1. The School of » Ms. Basma Salem (United Kingdom)1, Prof. Paula Saukko (United
Media and Communication,Shanghai Jiaotong University,China., 2. Kingdom)2, Dr. Jessica Robles (United Kingdom)2 (1. PhD researcher at
Shanghai Jiaotong University) loughborough University, 2. Loughborough University)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July The Feedback Effect in Health Communication for Rural Women: A
Study on the Intervention Effect of Online Health Interventions
» Ms. Bingfei Li (China)1, Prof. Yang Yidan (China)1 (1. Tianjin University
From Social Media to Professional Websites: How Uncertainty of Traditional Chinese Medicine)
Drives Online Health Information Searches
» Ms. Qianfeng LU (Switzerland)1, Dr. Peter Schulz (Switzerland)1 (1.
Università della Svizzera italiana) 14:00 Panel : SPS-6
SPS - Special Session / Extending global knowledge production
beyond the Global North: Journal Editors’ Perspectives
What Factors Influence Online Patient-Provider Communication?
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 2
A Qualitative Interview Study in Singapore
Organised by: Daniela Dimitrova
» Dr. Shaohai Jiang (Singapore)1, Ms. Melody Tan (Singapore)1 (1.
National University of Singapore)

Panel : HEC-5 » Speakers: Daniela Dimitrova (Editor, Journalism and Mass

14:00 Communication Quarterly, Iowa State University, USA), Jack Qiu (Chair
HEC - When the medium is no longer the message and Shaw Foundation Professor of Media Technology, Wee Kim Wee
Venue - Distinction Hotel Cathedral South School of Communication and Information, Nanyang Technological
Organised by: Dr. Mary Anne Taylor (United States) University, Singapore, Asian Editor of Information, Communication &
Society and Editor of the Chinese-language journal Communication
and Society), Porismita Borah (Editor, International Journal of Public
"Suddenly, I realized…": A Critical Analysis of Therapeutic Opinion Research Washington State), Celeste González de Bustamante
Experiences in an Online Counseling App's Social Media Soft (Associate Dean for Global Initiatives in the Moody College of
Advertisement Communication at University of Texas Austin, USA and coordinator of
» Mr. Yuchen Wang (China)1, Ms. Ziwei Feng (China)1, Mr. Chenwei Yang Border Journalism Network/La red de periodistas de la frontera), Daya
(China)2 (1. Shanghai Jiao Tong University, 2. School of Media and Thussu (Founding and Managing Editor, Global Media and
Communication, Shanghai Jiao Tong University) Communication Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong)

14:00 Panel : MAR-6

Visualizing complexity: the visual coverage of the COVID-19
vaccination process MAR - Music, Audio, Radio and Sound Working Group Business
Meeting
» Dr. Ángel Vizoso (Spain)1, Dr. Sara Pérez-Seijo (Spain)1 (1.
Universidade de Santiago de Compostela) Venue - Te Pae Bealey 3
Organised by: Prof. Mia Lindgren (Australia)

Mediatized Rituals: Exploring the Vaccine Rumor Discourse amid

the COVID-19 Pandemic in Taiwan
» Prof. Mei-Ling Hsu (Taiwan)1, Mr. Hung-Yen Hsu (Taiwan)1 (1. College
of Communication, National Chengchi University) 15:30 General
Coffee break
The Influence of Cultural Attributions of Disease on Health Venue - Exhibition Hall 1 and 2 - Te Pae Convention Centre
Message Persuasion Effect: A Panel Study Based on Cancer Issues
» Dr. Zhang Lin (China)1 (1. Shanghai University)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July 16:00 Panel : INC-3

INC - Decolonised Communication: The Roles of Indigenous
Communication and Ethnic Minorities
16:00 Panel : CAM-5
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 1
CAM - Online Communities and Offline Participation in China
Organised by: Prof. Guobin Yang (United States)
Venue - Turanga Library Activity room
Organised by: Dr. Heather Anderson (Australia)
Decolonizing Communication: The Roles of Indigenous,
Participatory and Intercultural Communication
Organization, Discourse, and Power Dynamics in Urban » Ms. Yian Mao (China)1, Prof. Deqiang Ji (China)2 (1. The School of
Community Mediatized Struggles: An Actor-Network Perspective International Studies, Communication University of China, 2. The State
» Dr. yezi liu (China)1, Mr. Zimu Wang (China)2 (1. Guangdong University Key Laboratory of Media Convergence and Communication
of Foreign Studies, 2. School of Literature and Journalism, Sichuan Communication University of China)
University)

Social Media Habitus Among Chinese Ethnic Minority Adolescents:

Social Identity Approach on Tibetan, Yi, Miao, Hui, and Uighur
Hometown in the Cloud: Exploring the Impact of Online Geo-
Community Construction on Local Youth Groups' Community » Ms. Mingli Ding (China)1 (1. Northwest University)
Participation
» Ms. KEER SHI (China)1 (1. School of Media and Communication,
Shanghai Jiao Tong University) The Universality of Communication: A Tripartite PEP Model for
Understanding Human Interaction
» Mr. Harshit Kachhap (India)1, Dr. Jayanta Kumar Panda (India)2 (1.
Berhampur University, 2. Berhampur University,Odisha, India)
Alternative Connectivity: The Relational Process and Dilemma of
Online-to-Offline Strangership in the Platformizing Urban China
» Dr. Zhenhua Cai (China)1, Mr. Zixiao Wang (China)2 (1. School of "Asiacentric": Ideological Approach from Periphery to Center of
Journalism, Fudan University, 2. School of Digital Media & Design Arts, Asia's Intercultural communication
Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications)
» Mr. Hexuan Cui (China)1 (1. School of Journalism and Communication,
Tsinghua University)
Perceived Community Resilience in Multi-Ethnic Inner Mongolia,
China: The Interplay of SNS Dependency and Communication Fostering Linguistic Justice in Digital Spaces: Using Indigenous
Infrastructure Methods in the Study of NLP
» Ms. Lisi MAI (Japan)1, Prof. Joo- Young Jung (Japan)1 (1. International » Ms. Melissa Gasparotto (United States)1 (1. Rutgers University)
Christian University)

The Formation of Imaginary China: A Study of Modern Japanese

"Stable Time and Space": The Construction of Elderly Daily Life in Travel Reports to China from the Perspective of Media and
Rural Areas by the Village Loudspeaker -- A Field Survey in Village Geography
C, Southeast China. » Ms. yuanyuan xiao (China)1 (1. Institute of Communication Studies,
» Mr. Jingyi Yang (China)1 (1. Communication University of China) Communication University of China)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July Emotional Flow in the Hybrid ACG Culture: a computational study
on the Japanese players of Genshin Impact
» Mr. Zhaoyin CHU (China)1 (1. Communication University of China)
16:00 Panel : REC-3
REC - Rhetoric and Religion Communication
Venue - Crowne Plaza Oram room Emotional Heterotopias and Digital Engagement: Navigating
Middle-Aged and Elderly Fan Cultures in the Era of Short Video
Organised by: Mr. Joseph Muyangata (United States) Platforms
» Dr. ZAOZAO ZHANG (China)1 (1. Shanghai Academy of Social
The Rhetoric of Catholic World Communications Day Messages: Sciences)
Implications for the Intersection of Religion and Media
» Dr. Dominic Maximilian Ofori (Ghana)1 (1. University of Ghana Expressing Sang: creativity and catharsis in the mediated
Department of Communication Studies) emotional practice among frustrated youths in China
» Dr. linxin wang (Macao)1 (1. University of Macau)
Christian Nationalists on Social Media: DezNat, Rad Trads, and the
Seven Mountain Mandate
From 2D Affection to 3D Relationships: Investigating Emotional
» Dr. Chiung Hwang Chen (United States)1 (1. Brigham Young Labor in China's "Cosplay Commissions" Phenomenon through
University-Hawaii) Grounded Theory
» Ms. Xinyi Rui (China)1, Ms. Huang Mo (China)1 (1. Communication
Christian Persecution Discourse in American Political University of China (CUC))
Communication
» Dr. Hannah Dick (Canada)1 (1. Carleton University) Wings or Shackles:The Creative Revolution, Emotional Labor and
Digital Exploitation of Chinese Fans Empowered by AIGC
» Ms. Ying Qi Chen (China)1, Ms. Yunfan Zhao (China)2 (1.
The Mediated Rhetoric of National Religion in a Secular State: An
Communication University of China, 2. Communication University of
Analysis of Official statements related to Ram Mandir Installation
China (CUC))
in India
» Dr. Shinto Augustine (India)1 (1. [Link]’s College, Ernakulam)
16:00 Panel : HEC-3
HEC - Vaccine Uptake, hesitancy and the ‘glocal’ health information
Institutional Dynamics of the Change of Pontiff in Religious eco-system
Institutions: A Case Study Of Krishna Mutt, one Of The Largest
Mutts In India Venue - Distinction Hotel Cathedral North
» Dr. Manjushree Naik (India)1, Prof. Sanjay Bharthur (India)1 (1. Organised by: Dr. Monique Lewis (Australia)
Manipal Institute of Communication, MAHE)
THE DYNAMICS OF COVID-19 VACCINE ACCEPTANCE IN THE
PHILIPPINES: AN ANALYSIS OF COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES USED
16:00 Panel : POP-3
BY THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH (DOH) AND THE ATTITUDE OF THE
POP - Understanding Emotional Labour FILIPINO TOWARD IT
Venue - Te Pae Conway 3 » Ms. Princess Catherine Pabellano (Philippines)1 (1. Dalubhasaan ng
Organised by: Prof. Yongliang Gao (China) Lungsod ng Lucena)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July Enhancing Task Enjoyment in Media Multitasking: The Role of
Relatedness and Anticipatory Self-Referencing
» Dr. Yuhmiin Chang (Taiwan)1 (1. Department of Advertising, National
Predicting Vaccine Hesitancy Among U.S.-Americans By Their Chengchi University)
State Political Leaning
» Dr. Ammina Kothari (United States)1, Dr. Stephanie Godleski (United
States)2, Dr. Gerit Pfuhl (Norway)3, Dr. David Schieferdecker (Germany)4 "Destination? Love!": A study on the intersection of contemporary
(1. University of Rhode Island, 2. Rochester Institute of Technology, 3. dating and travel in a globalized world from a Filipino perspective
Norwegian University of Science and Technology,, 4. Freie Universität » Ms. Jhana Centeno (Philippines)1 (1. De La Salle University)
Berlin)

Image and Social Identity of the Elderly in Short Video Dating

A Study of Parental Decision-Making in HPV Vaccination of Junior Shows on TikTok
High School Girls in China
» Prof. fang Yuan (China)1, Ms. yanping Hu (China)2, Ms. ziyi zou (China)3
» Ms. Kaidi Ren (China)1 (1. Sichuan university) (1. yuanfang@[Link], 2. 1870736732@[Link], 3. Communication
University of China)
Mapping the Landscape of HPV Vaccine Communication: An
Umbrella Review Introduction
BL as Conditional Resilience: How Hong Kong Gay and Bisexual
» Ms. Luying WANG (Hong Kong)1, Ms. Zixi LI (Hong Kong)2, Ms. Yifan LI Men Consume Boys’ Love
(Hong Kong)3, Prof. Xiaohui WANG (Hong Kong)1, Mr. Haonan YIN
(Hong Kong)1, Prof. Ye Sun (Hong Kong)1 (1. City University of Hong » Ms. Don, Lok Tung Chui (Hong Kong)1, Dr. Lik Sam Chan (Hong Kong)2
kong, 2. Hong Kong Baptist University, 3. Chinese University of Hong (1. Independent Researcher, 2. The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Kong)
From Love Transference to Fantasy Production: The Relationship
In the crosshairs of misinformation: Examining vaccine myths in Expectations and Subjectivity Reconstruction of Chinese
Southeast Asia ‘Coupling’ (CP) Fans
» Prof. May Lwin (Singapore)1, Prof. Peter Schulz (Singapore)1, Ms. Pei » Dr. Chen Li (China)1, Mr. Haoyu Huang (China)2 (1. School of
Ling Tng (Singapore)1, Ms. Zoe Ong (Singapore)1, Ms. Anita Sheldenkar Journalism and Communication, Wuhan University, 2. Wuhan
(Singapore)1 (1. Nanyang Technological University) University)

Exploring Vaccine Hesitancy in the Philippines: A Content Analysis 16:00 Panel : POL-3
of Comments on National TV Channel YouTube Videos POL - Media framing
» Prof. Daniel Catalan-Matamoros (Spain)1, Mr. Daniel Fritz Silvallana Venue - Te Pae Conway 5
(Australia)2 (1. Professor, University Carlos Madrid, 2. Deakin Organised by: Mr. Dmitry Romanenko (New Zealand)
University)

When is radical too radical? The media portrayal of Fridays for

16:00 Panel : AUD-3 Future and The Last Generation in Germany during the protest
AUD - Relationships and identity winter 2022/23
Venue - Crowne Plaza Golden Fleece » Mr. Henri Mütschele (Germany)1 (1. Center for Advanced Internet
Organised by: Dr. Zita Joyce (New Zealand) Studies, Bochum, Germany)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July 16:00 Panel : CPT-2

CPT - The impact of technology on content visibility and
transparency
Images of Ukraine in New Zealand media: from "Win a Wife" Venue - Turanga Library TSB Space
competition to "Desperate, powerless, disoriented, with empty
eyes". Organised by: Dr. Victor Pickard (United States)
» Mr. Dmitry Romanenko (New Zealand)1 (1. University of Canterbury)
AI vs. human journalist – who is the author and who gets paid?
Compare US, EU, and Chinese copyright regimes’ impact on
Making public or quiet listening?: Media logics and public automated journalism
inquiries into the abuse of children » Ms. Joanne Kuai (Sweden)1 (1. Karlstad University)
» Prof. Kerry McCallum (Australia)1, Dr. Tanja Dreher (Australia)2, Dr.
Poppy de Souza (Australia)2, Prof. Eli Skogerbø (Norway)3 (1. University Research on the Practicability of the Principle of Journalistic
of Canberra, 2. University of New South Wales, 3. University of Oslo) Transparency in the Era of Intelligent Communication
» Mr. Zhipeng Yang (China)1, Dr. molin cui (China)2 (1. Beijing Normal, 2.
16:00 Panel : ESR-4 Beijing Normal university)
ESR - Science, Communication, and Journalism I
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 4 "Are There Really No Poor People on Social Media?" — A Study on
Platform Visibility
Organised by: Dr. Claire Konkes (Australia)
» Mr. Wenchang Wang (China)1 (1. Peking University HSBC Business
School)
Arab Science Journalism Between Conflict and Climate Change
» Dr. Noha Mellor (United Arab Emirates)1 (1. University of Sharjah,) Examining the Role of Technology in Promoting Inclusive and
Diverse Discourse
» Dr. Dong Meng (China)1, Dr. Joanna Nian Chang (United States)1 (1.
When journalists drive public debate about invasive species risks Shanghai Jiaotong University)
» Prof. Mildred F. Perreault (United States)1, Prof. Donald Matheson
(New Zealand)2 (1. University of South Florida,, 2. University of
Canterbury) 16:00 Panel : MPS-2
MPS - Digital Mourning
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 3
The role of Generation Z in environmental communication in
global geoparks: Case studies from China
Online Mourning and Collective Memory: The Nanjing Massacre in
» Ms. LIANG ZHANG (China)1, Ms. Lisha Fu (China)1 (1. Spbu) WeChat Moments
» Ms. ZITONG GAO (China)1, Mr. LANGGE MO (China)2 (1. +86
Scientists' Perceptions and Behaviours Regarding Hype in Science 18353516999, 2. Nanjing Normal University)
Communication
» Dr. Maite Soto-Sanfiel (Singapore)1, Ms. Chin-Wen Chong (Singapore) Affective Contemplation: A Study of Shidu parents' Social Media
1
, Dr. José Ignacio Latorre (Singapore)2 (1. Department of Mourning Behaviors
Communications and New Media, National University of Singapore, 2. » Ms. Yihang Ding (China)1, Ms. Ding Zhang (China)1 (1. Communication
Centre for Quantum Technologies. National University of Singapore) University of China)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July Screenplay and Montage in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
» Mr. Marcos De Bona de Carvalho (Brazil)1 (1. UTP - Universidade
From Ritual to Memory: A Study on the Digital Mourning of Tuiuti do Paraná, Brazil)
Chinese Netizens on Social Media ——Evidence from Sina Weibo
» Mr. Junchi Ma (China)1 (1. Communication University of China) 16:00 Panel : MAR-2
MAR - Podcasting: Audiences and emotions
Affective Media and Affective Publics: A Case Study of Online Venue - Crowne Plaza Gartner room and Ellis room
Public Mourning in the Crash of China Eastern Airlines Flight
MU5735 Organised by: Prof. Mia Lindgren (Australia)
» Ms. Mengyuan Zhang (China)1, Prof. Yuqiong Zhou (China)2 (1. School
of Media and Communication, Shenzhen University, Shenzhen City, Podcasting and the personal: Mediating subjectivity in
Guangdong Province, 2. Shenzhen University) constructive audio journalism practice
» Mr. Dylan Bird (Australia)1 (1. University of Tasmania)
SNS Accounts as Tombstones: Online Social Support and
Emotional Transformation in Online Mourning Behavior of
Bereaved People Listening as Resilience Repertoire: A Case Study on the Podcast
» Dr. Rui Qiao (China)1 (1. School of Humanities, Shanghai University of Users in China
Finance and Economics) » Mr. Jiaqi Liu (China)1 (1. School of Journalism and Communication,
Tsinghua University)
16:00 Panel : VIC-3
VIC - Film, Audiovisual, Sound and Theater Montage
Emotional connection and media imagination: Individual
Venue - Novotel Hotel Waimakariri room 1
narratives and the construction of digital communities in
Organised by: Prof. Paulo Monteiro (Portugal) Podcasts
» Dr. MEI YU (China)1, Ms. TIANGE XIANG (China)1 (1. Communication
The Imagination, Construction, and Deconstruction of the University of China)
Working Class in Chinese TV Dramas
» Ms. Yihan Zhao (New Zealand)1 (1. The University of Auckland)
Community Construction and Social Bonding within Queer Groups
on Chinese Podcast Platforms: A Podcast Ethnography Exploration
Rediscovering Bruce Lee: Reverse Cross-cultural communication
based on Little Universe
in film symbols
» Mr. Yu Wang (China)1, Mr. Bu'en Xu (China)2 (1. Communication
» Ms. Ying LAI (China)1 (1. Beijing Normal University)
University of China (CUC), 2. Communication University of China)

Intermedial strategies of montage in cinema and theatrical dance

» Prof. Paulo Monteiro (Portugal)1 (1. Universidade Nova de Lisboa) Is there a place for empathy online? Using audio production to
develop digital empathy
Sound objects in the Documentary "Miles Davis: Birth of the » Ms. Ivone Neiva Santos (Portugal)1, Prof. Ana Isabel Reis (Portugal)2,
Cool", By Stanley Nelson (2019) Prof. José Azevedo (Portugal)1 (1. University of Porto / ITR - Associated
» Ms. Gisele Filippetto Filippetto (Brazil)1 (1. UTP - Universidade Tuiuti Laboratory for Integrative and Translational Research in Population
do Paraná, Brazil) Health, 2. University of Porto / CITCEM)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July ‘Oil-wise hands in a lonely expanse of land’: How the Australian
mainstream press e erased the Indigenous Traditional Owners in
their coverage of early oil exploration during 1950s Australia.
16:00 Panel : DID-3 » Dr. Jennifer Martin (Australia)1, Dr. Denis Muller (Australia)2 (1. Deakin
DID - Innovations in Digital Divides: Exploring AI, Resistance, and University, 2. University of Melbourne)
Collaboration
Venue - Novotel Hotel Waimakariri room 2 The Face of Civilization: History Research on News Coverage
Organised by: Dr. Carolina Escudero (United States) about the Issue of 1937 Guangzhou Massacre of Leprosy Patients
» Ms. Jiale Xiong (China)1, Ms. Yangxin li (China)2, Ms. Hui Ding (China)2
(1. School of Journalism and Communication ,Wuhan University, 2.
Using the AI approach to examine public opinion manipulation in School of Journalism and Communication, Wuhan University)
2024 Taiwan presidential elections
» Prof. WenCheng Fu (Taiwan)1 (1. National Defense University Taiwan) Conflict, childhood and nationalism: A discourse-theoretical
analysis of Turkish Cypriot children’s magazines
» Mr. Mazlum Kemal Dagdelen (Czech Republic)1 (1. Charles University)
Escaping from the digital labyrinth: Media resistance of the
Generation Z in China towards Short Video Platforms from the
perspective of de-domestication ——A case study on the Media representations of professional journalism from a
resistance to the use of Tiktok diachronic perspective
» Mr. Jiachen Lyu (China)1 (1. University of Melbourne) » Dr. Helena Popović (Croatia)1 (1. University of Zagreb, Faculty of
Humanities and Social Sciences, Department of Sociology)

Self-managed media in Argentina: when innovation means The Development and Evolution of the Political Attitudes of
humanization Modern Chinese Concession Newspapers: 1921 — 1949
» Dr. Carolina Escudero (United States)1 (1. University of Missouri) » Prof. Gang Wang (China)1, Mr. Kecheng Du (China)1 (1. Wuhan
University)

Social Class Influences People’s Willingness to Collaborate with AI: Panel : ETH-1
the Mediating Role of Perceived AI Threat
16:00
ETH - The Shifting Power of Journalism
» Ms. Le Wang (China)1, Dr. Yan Zhang (China)1 (1. School of Media and
Communication, Shenzhen University, Shenzhen City, Guangdong Venue - Novotel Hotel Ashley room
Province) Organised by: Teresa Nicolás (Mexico) and Dr. Xavier Ramon (Spain)

The ‘digital death knock’ as moral injury risk in journalists:

16:00 Panel : HIS-1 exploring the need for normative and policy change
HIS - News, Journalism and Representations » Ms. Alysson Watson (Australia)1 (1. RMIT University)
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 3
Organised by: Nelson Ribeiro (Portugal) Inside fact-checking operations: an ethnographic study of
methodologies, strategies, and challenges at [Link], RMIT
FactLab, and [Link]
Rainbow Warrior: France’s Watergate moment
» Dr. Xavier Ramon (Spain)1, Dr. Ruth Rodriguez (Spain)1, Ms. Saman
» Dr. Beate Josephi (Australia)1 (1. The University of Sydney) Choudary (Spain)1 (1. Universitat Pompeu Fabra)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July Tracking the Sustainability Transition in Public Discourse: A Case
Study of the Environmental Change and Transformative
Trajectories in China
"Blood-Soaked Bun" (Renxue Mantou): Digital Press Criticism » Ms. Yongxin Du (China)1 (1. School of Journalism and Communication,
Concerning Journalistic Ethics in the Chinese Context. Peking University)
» Mr. Yulong Zhang (China)1, Ms. Kexin Feng (China)2, Prof. Chujie Chen
(China)3 (1. School of Journalism and Communication, Nanjing How media framed the Chinese diaspora during COVID-19 in
University, 2. School of Journalism and Communication, Shandong multicultural Australia
University, 3. School of Journalism and Communication, Nanjing
» Ms. Susanna Su (Australia)1 (1. The University of Queensland)
Normal University)

COMMUNITY RADIO AS A COUNTER-DISCURSIVE AND DIALOGIC

Analysis of the ethical aspects of investigative journalism in TOOL FOR HEALTH COMMUNICATION: GHANAIAN PERSPECTIVES
podcast format in the VOD series: Truth Be Told » Dr. EMMANUEL ESSEL (South Africa)1, Prof. ELIZA GOVENDER (South
» Prof. Concha Edo (Spain)1, Dr. José María Legorburu (Spain)2, Mr. Africa)1 (1. UNIVERSITY OF KWAZULU-NATAL)
David Parra (Spain)1, Mrs. Elvira García (Spain)3 (1. Complutense
University of Madrid, 2. Universidad San Pablo-CEU, 3. Universidad Panel : MPA-1
Cardenal Herrera CEU) 16:00
MPA - Power, equality and profit in audiovisual production
Venue - Turanga Library Spark Place
Medios de comunicación en Chile: situación de la autorregulación Organised by: Dr. Willemien Sanders (Netherlands)
como instrumento de rendición de cuentas de la prensa
» Ms. Constanza Hormazabal (Chile)1 (1. Universidad UNIACC) Decolonising screen production: The work of the Indigenous
screen producer
» Dr. Christina Milligan (New Zealand)1 (1. Auckland University of
Chinese journalists under artificial intelligence: Journalistic Technology)
norms and visibility
» Ms. Yanpeng WU (China)1, Ms. Linna Yang (China)2 (1. Communication Global Flows, Local Frames: The impact of neoliberal globalization
Unviersty of China, 2. Communication University of China) on Korean film production and content.
» Mr. Woochul Kim (Canada)1 (1. Simon Fraser university)
16:00 Panel : ESN-2
ESN - Communication, media, and framing global challenges Consensus, Order and Profit: Chinese Drama Series Production in
Venue - Distinction Hotel Worchester the Age of Platformization
Organised by: Dr. Steph Hill (United Kingdom) » Ms. Yihan Liu (China)1 (1. School of Media and Communication,
Shanghai Jiao Tong University)

Environmental Representation in the Age of Ephemeral Women and visibility: actresses and camerawomen in Dutch Film
Communications: Through the Microscopic Lens of Individual and Television
Usage
» Dr. Willemien Sanders (Netherlands)1, Ms. Kirsten van der Holt
» Mr. Bliss Sandhu (Australia)1 (1. University of Tasmania) (Netherlands)1, Ms. Noortje Post (Netherlands)1 (1. Utrecht University)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July 16:00 Panel : GEN-9

GEN - Digital feminist: Activism, resistance and sexuality
Do Platforms Make Online Drama Production Increasingly Venue - Te Pae Bealey 5
Concentrated in China？ Evidence from Social Network Analysis of Organised by: Dr. Carolyn Byerly (United States)
Platforms and Production Institutions
» Dr. Yijun Liu (China)1, Prof. Xuetao JIN (China)2, Ms. Jun Lin (China)2 (1. Global and local contexts of oppression and gender injustice:
School of Literature, GuiZhou University of Finance and Economics, 2. Representing agency in Brazilian and Indian streaming content.
School of International Media, Communication University of China)
» Prof. Gauri Durga Chakraborty (India)1, Prof. Clarice Greco (Brazil)2 (1.
Bennett University, Greater Noida, 2. University Paulista (UNIP))
16:00 Panel : PCR-3
PCR - Participation and the political sphere
Venue - Te Pae Conway 2 Anti caste discourses on Social Media: A Critical Analysis of the
Organised by: Dr. Dorismilda Flores-Márquez (Mexico) Dalit Women Activism on Social Media
» Prof. Ratnamala Vanamamalai (India)1, Mr. Anantha Raman Perumal
(India)1 (1. Mizoram University)
Towards a Conceptualisation of Alternative Political Participation
» Prof. Yerkebulan Sairambay (Kazakhstan)1 (1. SDU University)
Negotiating Gender Scripts in Human-Chatbot Romantic
Political Participation and Digital Media Use during Wartime: The Relationships: Through the Lens of Imagined Affordances
Case of Ukraine » Ms. Liuyi Chen (China)1 (1. Sichuan university)
» Dr. Daria Kuznetsova (New Zealand)1 (1. University of Canterbury)

Communicating a New Community: The Symbolic Challenges of "I Want to Be Myself" in Chat APP: A Study of Women's Diversified
Hong Kong's Anti-Extradition Movement Discourse Resistance and Positive Gender Negotiation against
Intensive Motherhood by Innovative Feminist Post-structuralism
» Prof. Ming-sho Ho (Taiwan)1 (1. National Taiwan University) Discourse Analysis (FPDA)
» Ms. Yijia Jia (China)1, Mr. Ruyao An (China)1 (1. Communication
Double Generalized Hate Speech: The Boundary of Hate Speech in University of China)
China's Crowdsourcing Governance Practices
» Ms. Weijia Wang (China)1, Mr. Fankai Dai (China)2, Mr. Jianhong Xing
(China)1, Mr. DO SEONG YUN (Korea, Republic of)1 (1. Zhejiang Echoes and Edges: Female Algorithmic Resistance and the
University, 2. Tsinghua University) Reactive Dynamics of Online Content Distribution
» Ms. Meihan Peng (China)1 (1. Communication University of China
Be Seen and/or Be Safe? How Chinese Social Media Users Perceive (CUC))
and Negotiate Visibility in Political Participation
» Mr. Muyao Jiang (China)1 (1. Annenberg School for Communication
and Journalism, University of Southern California) 16:00 Panel : GEN-29
GEN - #MeToo, rape, revolution or resistance: Reclaiming sexual
Memes as a New Political Discourse: A Case Study on Chinese (in)visibility on digital platforms
Youths’ Utilization of Memes in Political Participation Venue - Te Pae Conway 1
» Mr. Jialiang Bu (China)1 (1. Communication University of China) Organised by: Prof. Nicole Bush (United States)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July Empowering or Constraining?: A Content Analysis of Plus-Size

Women's Clothing Advertisements on E-commerce Platform
TaoBao
The Legacy of #MeToo in China: "Xiaozuowen" Against Gender- » Ms. Jialin Wei (China)1 (1. School of Journalism, Communication
Based Violence on Chinese Social media after #MeToo University of China)
» Ms. Jinna He (China)1, Dr. XINLU WANG (China)2 (1. University of
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, 2. Tsinghua University)
Gender, precarity and promotion: Betty Stewart’s public relations
Me! Too! … or worse? career in twentieth century Australia
» Dr. Rosemary Overell (New Zealand)1 (1. University of Otago) » Dr. Kate Fitch (Australia)1 (1. Monash University)

Speaking in One Voice? Discursive Features and Patterns of the Debunking the myths of women empowerment: Stories from
#Metoo Movement in China women migrant returnees in rural areas of Bangladesh
» Mx. Wanyao Yu (China)1, Ms. Yuxi Peng (China)1, Ms. Yi Wang (China)1, » Ms. Janina Abir Islam (Bangladesh)1 (1. Independent University,
Ms. Xueshan Hu (China)1 (1. Renmin University of China) Bangladesh (IUB))

Building bridges between research and pedagogy: Feminist Media

Studies as an intervention in cultures of sexual assault Gender Identity Construction and Performance of Female Media
Practitioners in China
» Dr. Shobha Avadhani (Singapore)1, Dr. Michelle Ho (Singapore)1 (1.
National University of Singapore) » Ms. HONG YOU (China)1 (1. School of Journalism and Communication,
Nanjing Normal University)

Error 404: Sex Worker Digital Tactics Resisting Enforced Invisibility

» Prof. Nicole Bush (United States)1, Mx. Christianna Clark (United 16:00 Panel : JRE-1
States)2 (1. Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, JRE - Journalism in the Digital Age I
University of Southern California, 2. Pepperdine University) Venue - Te Pae Bealey 4
Organised by: Dr. Elizabeth Van Couvering (Sweden)
Reclaiming Digital Visibility: The Silent Revolution of “Baobao
Fushi” on Xiaohongshu
Tracking the trackers within digital journalism. Fueling platform
» Ms. Fanqi Meng (New Zealand)1, Mr. Wenrui Xue (United Kingdom)2 data capture through digital news products
(1. The University of Auckland, 2. University of York)
» Prof. Raul Ferrer-Conill (Norway)1, Dr. Elizabeth Van Couvering
(Sweden)2, Prof. Helle Sjøvaag (Norway)1, Dr. Cornelia Brantner
16:00 Panel : GEN-10 (Sweden)2, Prof. Michael Karlsson (Sweden)2, Dr. Rasmus Helles
GEN - Public relations: Gender fairness, empowerment and career (Denmark)3 (1. University of Stavanger, 2. Karlstad University, 3.
Venue - Te Pae Conway 4 University of Copenhagen)
Organised by: Dr. Kate Fitch (Australia)
Research on the development of Women's issues in China Data
The Social Effects of Female Empowerment Advertisements: An Journalism——a Case Study of the Winning Entries of China Data
Online Experimental Study in China Journalism Competition
» Dr. Ran Feng (China)1 (1. City University of Macau) » Ms. yuqian zhou (China)1 (1. Student)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July 16:00 Panel : MER-1

MER - Resisting, decolonizing, and thriving: Calibrating the present
and future of communication pedagogy
Fostering Chinese Indigenous Journalism: Insights from the Venue - Te Pae Bealey 2
Canadian Online News Act Organised by: Dr. Teddy Workneh (United States) and Dr. Ikram Toumi
» Ms. Tianyu Zhou (China)1, Ms. Jiaqi Fan (China)2 (1. Communication (United States)
University of China (CUC), 2. Shandong University)

"Her Time is Now" as a space for intercultural filmmaking: Critical

Professional "Organic Solidarity": Jurisdictional Solutions and pedagogy in gender and education research in an embedded
Social Integration of Journalists in the Age of Integrated international program
Media—An empirical study based on 10 media platforms in 9 » Dr. Irene Awino (United States)1 (1. University of Wisconsin-La Crosse)
provinces in China
» Prof. Liu Nian (China)1 (1. Southwest University)
Navigating intersecting roles: An inside look at international
graduate student experiences in North American higher
AI-driven Technology and Journalism Practice: Exploring the education
Hybridization of Humans and AI in Journalistic Workflows in » Ms. Nahla Bendefaa (United States)1 (1. University of Oregon School
Taiwan of Journalism and Communication)
» Prof. Chao Chen Lin (Taiwan)1 (1. Graduate Institute of Journalism,
National Taiwan University)
Building the archive from the ground up: The Latino Roots project
and course
Unveiling the Digital Journals of News Organizations in China: A » Dr. Gabriela Martinez (United States)1 (1. University of Oregon School
Tri-dimensional Analysis of Transparency Performance of Journalism and Communication)
» Ms. Weiman Chen (China)1, Ms. Huilin Tan (China)2 (1. School of
Journalism, Fudan University, 2. College of Media and International
Culture, Zhejiang University) A representative journalism education
» Dr. Saba Bebawi (Australia)1 (1. University of Technology Sydney)
16:00 Panel : SPS-1
SPS - Partner Session / ICA
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 2 The “travel gaze” in the American classroom: Reflecting on critical
pedagogical interventions in a travel storytelling course
Organised by: Dr. Terry Flew (Australia)
» Dr. Ikram Toumi (United States)1 (1. Kent State University)
Decolonizing, engaging and listening: communication rights and
responsibilities in shifting times Panel : RUC-3
16:00
» Speakers: Barbie Zelizer (Annenberg School of Communication, RUC - Digitization and empowerment
University of Pennsylvania) , Weiyu Zhang (National University of
Singapore), Anis Rahman (University of Washington), Katie Ellis (Curtin Venue - Distinction Hotel Cathedral South
University) and Mohan Dutta (Massey University) Organised by: Dr. Sujatha Sosale (United States)

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Continued from Monday, 1 July Dancing between religiosity and sexuality: Transgender
communities in South Asian alternative media
» Dr. Mehrub Awan (Pakistan)1, Ms. Amna Yameen (New Zealand)2, Dr.
From Kredit Usaha Tani to Kartu Tani – the digitalisation of Debashish Munshi (New Zealand)2 (1. Independent scholar, 2.
financial transactions and what’s missing to empower farmers University of Waikato)
» Dr. Elske van de Fliert (Australia)1, Mr. Muhammad Fasha Rouf
(Australia)1, Dr. Nurul Hilmiati (Indonesia)2 (1. The University of Communicating Identity through Ethnic Festivals in the Goalpara
Queensland, 2. National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN)) Region
» Dr. Jyotirmay Das (India)1 (1. Mahindra University)
The Evolution of China's Rural Media Landscape in the Era of 5G
Getting back to Social Life? A Research on the Construction of
» Dr. Jiaojiao Ma (China)1 (1. School of Media and Communication,
Actor-Network in the Case of Accessible Film Project in China
Shanghai Jiao Tong University)
» Prof. Xingang Chen (China)1, Ms. Dingxiang Liu (China)1 (1.
Communication University of China)
“Unplug our house’s network cable!” The paradox in fostering
children’s digital literacy in rural China Social inclusion: Interviews on social media use for deaf and hard
» Ms. Xinyu Lyu (China)1, Dr. Yurong Yan (China)2 (1. Xi'an Jiaotong of hearing adults in China
University, 2. Northwest University of Political Science and Law) » Ms. Wenqing Zhou (China)1, Dr. Ruotong Yi (China)2 (1. Huazhong
University of Science and Technology, 2. Journalism and Information
Communication School, Huazhong University of Science and
Technology)
Tuesday, 2 July
08:30 Panel : REC-4
REC - Social Media & Religion
08:00 General
Venue - Crowne Plaza Oram room
Registration
Organised by: Prof. Holger Sievert (Germany)
Venue - Te Pae Convention Centre
The role of AI in digitising religion: a study of religious
consumption on Chinese social media
» Ms. Ying LAI (China)1 (1. Beijing Normal University)
08:30 Panel : CAM-6
CAM - Celebrating and Supporting Inclusion Analyzing Online PR Tactics of Romanian Religious Institutions
Venue - Turanga Library Activity room During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Organised by: Prof. Kanchan K. Malik (India) » Mr. Adrian Gog (Romania)1 (1. Babeș-Bolyai University)

Facebook Reels and Tik-Tok - A Home for the Churchless: The

Enlightening the Vision: An Ethnographic Study on the Audio- Nones and the Dones and their Interaction with Spirituality on
Described Film Making in China social media.
» Mr. Zhaoyang Wang (China)1, Mr. Kunpeng Miao (China)1 (1. » Mr. Joseph Muyangata (United States)1 (1. Light Of The World Bible
Communication University of China) College, c/o Full Gospel Tabernacle International)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July Ghosts of stereotypes past: Ethnic ambiguity and archetypes in
intra-Asian romances on-screen
» Dr. Murali Balaji (United States)1, Dr. Worapron Worawongs-
Semiotic Transfiguration of the Mahabharata: Character Chanthapan (United States)2 (1. University of Pennsylvania, 2.
Narratives and Hashtag Hermeneutics in Digital Microblogging California State University-Long Beach)
» Dr. Shivani Sharma (India)1 (1. Communications Department, Indian
Institute of Mangement Indore) How games portray female character models/anti-stereotypical
women: a textual analysis of gender representation in video
games
08:30 Panel : POE-2
» Ms. Yuqiu Zhou (China)1, Mr. Wenqi Pan (China)1 (1. Wuhan
POE - Laboring in the Digital World: Exploring Autonomy, Advocacy, University)
and Precarity
Venue - Turanga Library Spark Place
Decolonising entertainment media through translocal ethnic
Organised by: Dr. Jaka Primorac (Croatia) content on YouTube: The case of Ilocano video blogger Auntie
Bangit
Advocating migrant workers’ rights: NGOs, advocacy groups, and » Dr. Jozon Lorenzana (Philippines)1 (1. Ateneo de Manila University)
labor activism in Canada
» Dr. Siyuan Yin (Canada)1 (1. Simon Fraser university) 08:30 Panel : AUD-4
AUD - Short video format: affordances and practices
Continuity of precarity? Trajectory of film labour as project-to- Venue - Crowne Plaza Golden Fleece
project work in Croatia Organised by: Dr. Maite Soto-Sanfiel (Singapore)
» Dr. Jaka Primorac (Croatia)1 (1. Institute for Development and
International Relations (IRMO)) Put it in writing: Framing the contract of liveness
» Dr. Benjamin J. Lynn (United States)1, Dr. Roxane Coche (United
“Hidden in the Character Costume of Brand”：the Invisible Labor States)1 (1. University of Florida)
and Double Exploitation of Social Media Workers in Chinese
Platform Exploring the Dynamics of Virtual YouTuber Fan Formation and
» Mr. Haoyu Huang (China)1, Dr. Chen Li (China)1 (1. School of Subcultural Identity: A Case Study of NIJISANJI Corporation's
Journalism and Communication, Wuhan University) Vtuber
» Ms. Zhiyan Zhang (China)1 (1. Communication University of China)
08:30 Panel : POP-4
POP - Still going on? Stereotyping across genres Imagined affordance in Digital Human: Lessons from self-
presentation from Designers and Audiences on Short Video
Venue - Te Pae Conway 3 Platforms
Organised by: Prof. Yongliang Gao (China) » Ms. Wanyan Wu (China)1, Prof. Yupei Zhao (China)1 (1. Zhejiang
university)
Everything Everywhere All at Once: odd narrative but still
stereotype University Engagement in Short Video Trends: Design Patterns
» Dr. JUNG CHUN CHANG (Taiwan)1, Prof. Yu-Wei Hu (Taiwan)2 (1. and Viewer Interpretations
Chinese Culture University, 2. Chinese Culture Unive) » Ms. Jiawei Ding (United Kingdom)1 (1. UCL)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July 08:30 Panel : ESR-5

ESR - Extreme Weather and Events: Crisis and Disaster
Communication
08:30 Panel : POL-5
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 4
POL - Political Engagement and Participation
Organised by: Prof. Franzisca Weder (Austria)
Venue - Te Pae Conway 5
Organised by: Dr. Ferruh Yilmaz (United States) How do China and US Mainstream Media Construct
Environmental Risk? A Comparative Content Analysis of Media
Mapping emerging nodes of mediated engagement and critique in Coverage of 2023 Fukushima Nuclear Water Discharge
‘post-journalism’ Africa: Notes from South Africa and Zimbabwe » Ms. Yihui Li (China)1, Ms. Yixuan Huang (China)1, Ms. Shichun Lu
» Prof. Wallace Chuma (South Africa)1 (1. University of Cape Town) (China)1 (1. Sun Yat-sen University)

How are the images of natural disasters in news coverage

All politics is local: News influencers and audience engagement in framed?
local and state politics discourse dynamics on TikTok
» Prof. Miki Kawabata (Japan)1 (1. Mejiro University)
» Ms. Samantha Vilkins (Australia)1, Dr. Sebastian Svegaard (Australia)1
(1. Digital Media Research Centre, Queensland University of
Technology) Independence and Pan-politicization: the Shift in Climate
Emergency Discourse when COVID-19 Emergency Comes to an End
» Mr. Aocheng Zhou (China)1, Ms. Yingyuan Li (China)1, Ms. KeTong
Democracy and citizen engagement: Information strategy of local Cheng (China)1, Mr. Yuxi He (China)1, Mr. Zepei Wang (China)1 (1.
government on social media Communication University of China)
» Prof. Gisela Gonçalves (Portugal)1, Mr. Mateus Noronha (Portugal)1,
Dr. Branco di Fatima (Portugal)1 (1. University of Beira Interior) Navigating Risks: Narratives of Media Reporters in
Communicating Climate Change and Disasters
» Prof. Flordeliz Abanto (Philippines)1, Dr. Augustus Ceasar Latosa
Authoritarian Censorship: A Comprehensive Examination of its
(Philippines)1, Dr. Ma. Theresa Rivera (Philippines)1 (1. Far Eastern
Impact on Political Participation through Voice Suppression and
University)
Emotional Influence
» Mr. Yabo Tang (Australia)1 (1. University of Melbourne)
Fire, fire everywhere: Political framing and journalistic coverage
of extreme weather events in Canada
Factors Influencing Hong Kong Youth's Social Media Political » Ms. Pranjali J Mann (Canada)1 (1. School of Communication, Simon
Participation Behavior: An Analysis Based on the OSROR Model Fraser University)
» Ms. cai chuping (China)1, Prof. Zhongxuan Lin (China)1 (1. School of
Journalism & Communication, Jinan University) Analysis on News Coverages of Fukushima contaminated water
release in China, Japan, and Korea
The Relationship Between Online Political Information » Prof. Kyung Han You (Korea, Republic of)1, Mr. Yifan Wang (Korea,
Consumption and Political Participation: A Moderated Mediation Republic of)2, Mr. So Byung-Hoon (Korea, Republic of)1, Ms. Honoka
Model Wada (Korea, Republic of)1 (1. Department of Media and
Communication Studies, Jeonbuk National University, 2. Jeonbuk
» Mr. Kaiming Su (Hong Kong)1 (1. Hong Kong Baptist University) National University)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July From “Tales of Bliss” to “Myths of Miss”: The Impact of SNS on
Marriage Perceptions within Chinese Culture—A Qualitative
Inquiry into the Life Narratives of 14 Marriage-Free Women
08:30 Panel : CPT-4 » Ms. Yangjiadi Liu (China)1, Prof. Xiaoyan Fu (China)1, Mrs. Maggie Qin
CPT - Approaches and challenges of regulating disinformation (China)1, Ms. Chuanyu Li (China)1 (1. Sun Yat-sen University)
Venue - Turanga Library TSB Space
Organised by: Dr. Eduardo Villanueva-Mansilla (Peru) Aao, Jagah Banaye!: Voicing and Listening to Stories of Vending,
Mending, and Reclaiming the City
» Dr. Sonali Sharma (India)1 (1. A JK Mass Communication Research
Platform governance under the Digital Services Act: A perspective Centre, Jamia Milia Islamia)
on disinformation
» Ms. Rita Gsenger (Germany)1 (1. Free University Berlin, Weizenbaum
Institute) Examining Women’s Support for Fertility Encouragement Policy in
China: An Extension of the Influence of Presumed Media Influence
Model
Exploring Disinformation Regulation Strategies in Africa: Mapping » Ms. Shiyao LI (Singapore)1 (1. National University of Singapore)
the Challenges and Opportunities.
» Ms. Grace ITUMBIRI (South Africa)1 (1. University of Cape Town) Agenda-setting on Chinese Social Media: A Case Study of Chinese
Youth's Political Discussion on the Three-child Policy
» Ms. Shihan Sun (China)1 (1. Beijing Normal University)
Freedom of speech vs. National Security: Taiwan’s policy
responses to foreign disinformation attacks
» Prof. Chen Ling Hung (Taiwan)1 (1. Graduate Institute of Journalism, 08:30 Panel : VIC-4
National Taiwan University) VIC - Memory, Visual Arts, Culture & History
Venue - Novotel Hotel Waimakariri room 1
The Legitimization of “Fake News” Laws: A Study of how Policy Organised by: Dr. Susan Keith (United States)
Interventions Against Fake News May Build Legislative Legitimacy
» Dr. Shangyuan Wu (Singapore)1 (1. National University of Singapore) Reshaping Art History and Cultural Appreciation: An Innovative
Subversion in Contemporary Multifunctional Exhibition Spaces
» Ms. Junming Shi (Australia)1 (1. University of Melbourne)
08:30 Panel : MPS-3
MPS - Female Voices
Disney’s Chinese Princesses: Unveiling the Imaginary Oriental
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 3 Impression and Examining Cultural Identity and Resistance in
Organised by: Dr. Willemien Sanders (Netherlands) Cross-Cultural Communication
» Ms. Yiping Li (Macao)1 (1. Macau University of Science and
Fear of Childbirth in Contemporary China: A Qualitative Analysis Technology)
Unveiling Discourse Dynamics and Empowering Women's Voices
on the digital platform The Reverse Journey of Modernist Vision: The Pre-Cinema History
» Dr. Christina Zhang (China)1 (1. Zhejiang International Studies as a Material History
University) » Prof. Tianle Huang (China)1 (1. Communication University of China)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July 08:30 Panel : DID-4

DID - Bridging the Gap: Exploring Digital Divides Across Regions and
Generations
Exploring the Reconstruction of Social Relations in the Era of Venue - Novotel Hotel Waimakariri room 2
"Selfie" Imagery: A Case Study of the Vertical Documentary Film
'This is Life' Organised by: Dr. Noha Mellor (United Arab Emirates)
» Ms. Wei-Ting Hsiao (Taiwan)1 (1. School of Journalism and
Communication, Tsinghua University) Digital Divide in the Arab region – a preliminary analysis
» Dr. Noha Mellor (United Arab Emirates)1 (1. University of Sharjah,)
Collective memory in a liminal form: Commemoration of Queen
Elizabeth in the UK press The Participation Divide Centered on Creative Production
» Dr. Susan Keith (United States)1 (1. Rutgers University) Mediated by Platforms: A Qualitative Study on Chinese Grassroots
Entrepreneurs
» Dr. XINLU WANG (China)1, Dr. Xueying NIU (China)1 (1. Tsinghua
08:30 Panel : MAR-3 University)
MAR - Radio studies perspectives
Venue - Crowne Plaza Gartner room and Ellis room Media use of "Digital Immigrants" in Practice: An Ethnography
Organised by: Ms. Uwonkunda Sylvie Dushime (Qatar) critique of Digital-intelligence Divide and Inclusion among the
Elderly in China
At the Crossroads: Student Radio in Aotearoa » Prof. Yannan Liu (China)1, Ms. Quanqingqing DU (China)2, Ms. Sige He
(China)1 (1. Communication University of China, 2. Institute of
» Dr. Matt Mollgaard (New Zealand)1 (1. Auckland University of Communication Studies，Communication University of China)
Technology)

E-governance as an enhancer of Digital capital: An Indian case

Generating and analysing visual data in radio studies » Dr. Padma Rani (India)1 (1. Manipal Institute of Communication,
» Dr. Amber Hammill (New Zealand)1 (1. None) MAHE)

Prison Radio in Poland: Exploring Gendered Differences in 08:30 Panel : HIS-3

Audience Expectations HIS - History, Heritage and Collective Memory
» Dr. Urszula Doliwa (Poland)1 (1. University of Warmia and MAzury) Venue - Te Pae Dobson 3
Organised by: Dr. Omar Al-Ghazzi (United Kingdom)
Evolution of Embodied Models of Radio Presenters in the
Transition of Broadcast Visualization Generation Animating Collective Memory: History and Fiction about the Red
» Dr. Yan WANG (China)1, Ms. Yuchen ZENG (China)1 (1. Zhejiang Lanterns in Post-Reform China (1995)
University of Technology) » Ms. Shenglan Zhou (Portugal)1 (1. Catholic University of Portugal)

Reimagining radio education through studio-based pedagogy Buried Images and Suppressed Memories: An Alternative Visual
» Dr. Rufus McEwan (New Zealand)1 (1. Auckland University of History of China Through the Lens of Three Photographers
Technology) » Dr. Shi Li (United States)1 (1. Southern Illinois University Edwardsville)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July From Within: A Reflective Equilibrium Outlook on the Ethics
Policies of Artificial Intelligence
» Mr. Laurence Dang (China)1, Dr. Shan Huang (Macao)2 (1. LeapFive
Communicating Collective Memory: The Narrative Nexus of Technologies, 2. University of Macau)
Zweig's Vienna and Said's Jerusalem
» Dr. Taner Dogan (United Kingdom)1 (1. Queen Margaret University)
08:30 Panel : MCS-3
A Fusion of Traditional and New Memoryscapes: Geo-spatial MCS - Emerging perspectives in eSports research
Technologies and Built Heritage Preservation in Benin as Venue - Te Pae Bealey 2
Postcolonial Memory Praxis Organised by: Dr. Xavier Ramon (Spain)
» Dr. Patricia Davis (United States)1, Dr. Killion Mokwete (United
States)1, Dr. Ogou Franck (Benin)2, Dr. Jessica Parr (United States)1 (1.
Northeastern University, 2. Ecole du Patrimoine Africain) Media Construction and Public Perception: the Network Agenda
Setting of “eSports Entering the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games”
» Mr. Yuxi He (China)1, Prof. Yu Zou (China)1 (1. Communication
08:30 Panel : ETH-3 University of China)
ETH - The Ethics of AI Culture
Venue - Novotel Hotel Ashley room
Organised by: Ms. Shima Saniei (Australia) " eSports Don't Believe in Women": gender inequality and hostility
in China's social media esports community
» Ms. Hongxiu Guo (New Zealand)1, Mr. Jiaqi Zhao (United Kingdom)2
Intelligent Toys, Complex Questions: A Multivocal Literature (1. University of Otago, 2. The University of Edinburgh)
Review of Emotional AI in Children’s Toys and Devices
» Ms. Wei Xiao (United States)1, Dr. Alexandre Goncalves (United
States)1 (1. University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign)
The endorsement effectiveness of Esport celebrity in China: The
role of de-stigmatization, product type, and consumer gender
Behind the Algorithm: Perspectives on the Ethics of "Black Boxes" » Ms. Ke Huang (China)1, Ms. Xianjing Bi (China)2, Ms. Tang Tan (China)2,
» Mr. Yufan Yang (China)1, Mr. Yuguo Luo (United Kingdom)2 (1. Prof. Chen Gan (China)2 (1. School of Media and Communication,
Communication University of China, 2. London School of Economics Shanghai Jiao Tong University, 2. Beijing Normal University)
and Political Science)

Technologies of the self(-deception): Confidence, optimism, and

The collaborative censorship network: Investigating the human- effort of Chinese esports players
machine relations and ethical risks of automated censorship in » Mr. Yifan Zhong (China)1, Prof. Zhongxuan Lin (China)2 (1. Jinan
digital journalism University, 2. School of Journalism & Communication, Jinan University)
» Ms. Ziyu Fan (China)1 (1. Beijing Sport University)

An Ellulian Analysis of Propaganda in the Context of Generative AI Esports Spectatorship: Enjoying the Suspenseful eSports Live
Streaming
» Dr. Xiaomei Bi (China)1, Ms. xingyuan su (China)2, Ms. Yi jia Xin
(China)1 (1. East China University of Political Science and Law, 2. Beijing » Dr. Jingzhi ZHANG (China)1, Dr. Li ZHI (China)1 (1. BNU-HKBU United
Jiaotong University 北京交通大学) International College)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July 08:30 Panel : GMP-1

GMP - Imaginaries, mechanisms, and models of digital governance
in China and beyond
08:30 Panel : PCR-5
Venue - Distinction Hotel Worchester
PCR - Institutions, civic engagement and participation II
Organised by: Mrs. Claudia Padovani (Italy)
Venue - Te Pae Conway 2
Organised by: Dr. Yiming Chen (China) 'Drop me a message and I will send the installation package to
you’: Chinese players’ imaginaries to censorship in the case of The
The Consumer Movement in Socio-Digital Networks: An Analytical Invisible Guardian
Framework and Case Study from China » Ms. Yichen Wang (Macao)1 (1. University of Macau)
» Dr. Na Ning (China)1 (1. Communication University of China)
Policy Imitation and Competition in China, the USA, and the EU:
Weaving people together (or not) with “What is your revolution?”: Conditions and Pitfalls for Building Transnational Data
participatory challenges of a mural strategically designed to Governance
engage and listen. » Dr. Aifang Ma (China)1 (1. Peking University)
» Prof. Ana Melo (Portugal)1 (1. Universidade do Minho)
Collaborative Governance in Chinese Platforms: Mechanisms and
Utilization of City Museums for Social Integration: an Identity Challenges
Education approach to Immigration Society in the Postcolonial » Mr. Yiran Liu (China)1, Ms. Shuchang Shao (China)2 (1. Nanjing
age University, 2. The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
» Mr. Zhichao (Jacob) Lei (Korea, Republic of)1 (1. Department of
Communication, Seoul National University) Policy Coordination and Global-Local Complementarities
：Analysis of the Policy Process of Media Production Outsourcing
Revitalizing City Branding Through Concerts? Cultural Circuit, for Transitional China
Fandom, Urban Public Relations in Xi’an: A Case Study Regarding » Ms. xiaokun su (China)1 (1. Communication University of China (CUC))
TFBOYS Ten-Year-Anniversary Concert
» Mr. Hongyu Zhu (China)1, Mr. Zizhong Zhang (China)2 (1. School of Platform Governance and the Alpine Ecological Distribution of
Journalism and Communication, Tsinghua University, 2. Tsinghua Global Media
University) » Mrs. yan xu (China)1 (1. Fudan University)

Research on Participatory Place Branding from the Perspective of Panel : POP-11

Platform Society: A Case Study on the Branding Co-Creation of 08:30
Rongjiang Village Super League（Cun Chao） POP - Creating Alternative Universes
» Prof. Hong Fan (China)1, Dr. Xinnan Shi (China)1 (1. School of Venue - Te Pae Conway 1
journalism and Communication, Tsinghua University) Organised by: Ms. Tianyi Yang (United States)

Reversal Event Familiarity, Compassion Fatigue and Civic Playing politics in Minecraft: Monarchy, rebellion, and just staying
Engagement: A Moderated Mediation Analysis out of it in YouTube series Hermitcraft
» Ms. Baoying Fu (China)1, Prof. Xueqing Li (China)1 (1. Shanghai Jiao » Dr. Kim Barbour (Australia)1, Dr. Caitlin Adams (Australia)1, Mr. Tariq
Tong University) Osman (Australia)1 (1. The University of Adelaide)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July The Reproducing Mechanism of Gender Stereotypes in the Ear of
Short Videos
» Mr. Fan Jiang (United Kingdom)1, Ms. YUXIN LIU (United Kingdom)1 (1.
Diverse, dynamic, and paradoxical: character masculinity in The University of Sheffield)
Chinese danmei fictions
» Ms. YILING XU (China)1 (1. Communication University of China)
Gender as a Productive Force: The Construction and Maintenance
of a Gender Cultural Landscape in Chinese Online Communities
Pawprints in Cyberspace: Navigating Pet Mourning and
Generational Shifts on WeChat Moments » Ms. lili huo (China)1 (1. Communication University of China (CUC))
» Mr. Bowen Jiang (China)1, Prof. Xuan TANG (China)1 (1. Television
School, Communication University of China) 08:30 Panel : GEN-6
GEN - Barbie: Cross-cultural interpretation and radical feminist
Fictional Narratives and Romantic Love: Examining the Influence practices
of Female-oriented Romantic Video Games on Character Venue - Te Pae Conway 4
Identification, Parasocial Relationships, and Romantic Beliefs Organised by: Dr. Mausumi Bhattacharyya (India)
» Ms. Huatian Zheng (China)1, Ms. Ruhao Liu (China)1, Ms. Danyi You
(China)1, Ms. Shurun Ge (China)1, Mr. Qipeng Yang (China)1 (1. School of
Journalism and Communication, Renmin University of China) Barbie in China: A Cross-Cultural Interpretation of the Feminist
Film
» Mr. Jialiang Bu (China)1 (1. Communication University of China)
08:30 Panel : GEN-7
GEN - Gender cultural landscape: Ecofeminist and (fe)male-initiated
misogyny Barbie’s Feminist Journey in China: Representations and Readings
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 5 of Barbie (2023)
Organised by: Dr. Longxuan Zhao (China) » Ms. qiyue yang (China)1 (1. School of Journalism, Communication
University of China)
A Study on the Climate Risk Perception and Governance Efficacy
of Chinese Rural Women: An Ecofeminist Perspective Into the Barbie Box: Chinese Women's Self-Exhibition and Post-
» Ms. Hanqin Li (China)1 (1. School of Journalism and Communication, Feminism
Tsinghua University) » Ms. Xiaoyi Wang (China)1 (1. Communication University of China)

Why She Resents ‘Her’ Kind: Exploring Female-Initiated Misogyny

on Chinese Social Media Following the girlfriend:A Guide to Men`s Enlightenment in
Feminist Practice
» Ms. Yiwen LUO (China)1 (1. Communication University of China)
» Ms. xingyan liu (China)1 (1. Communication University of China)

Constructing Online Misogyny: A Study of Chinese Men's

Discourse on Hupu through Xiaohongshu Discussions Take Root and Break Roof: Radical Feminist Impression and
» Ms. Wanyu Wu (United States)1, Dr. Xingyuan Meng (United States)1, Feminist Practices in China
Mr. Zining Wang (China)2, Prof. Ioana Literat (United States)1 (1. » Ms. Jiaxin Guo (China)1, Ms. Jiaxin Chen (China)1, Ms. xingyan liu
Columbia University, 2. Peking University) (China)1 (1. Communication University of China)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July Adaptive modernizations: News at the edge of the grid in rural
South India
» Dr. Sujatha Sosale (United States)1 (1. The University of Iowa)
08:30 Panel : JRE-9
JRE - Practicing journalism in the age of social media
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 4 Rethinking the limited effects theory: Farmers' indifference
towards new media in the diffusion of new agricultural
Organised by: Dr. Margaret Ng (United States) technology
» Prof. Li Zhang (China)1, Ms. Yu SU (China)1, Dr. Zongyi Huo (China)2 (1.
Digital Diaspora: Analyzing News Outlet Migration to Alternative School of journalism and Communication, Tsinghua University, 2. T si n
Social Media Post-Twitter Takeover g hua)
» Dr. Margaret Ng (United States)1 (1. University of Illinois, Urbana-
Champaign) Study on the Influencing Factors of Communication Effect of
China's "New Farmers" on TikTok: An Elaboration Likelihood
Model Perspective
Affectivity in Institutional Journalism: Finnish Legacy Media on » Ms. Jing Shan (China)1 (1. Communication University of China (CUC))
TikTok
» Dr. Virpi Salojarvi (Finland)1, Dr. Liisa Kääntä (Finland)2, Dr. Teija
Waaramaa (Finland)2 (1. University of Helsinki, 2. University of Vaasa) Bridging the Last Mile: Indigenous Radio and the Resurgence of
Rural Communication Services in Rural India
» Dr. Aniruddha Jena (India)1 (1. Indian Institute of Management
Rethinking the Effects of Disinformation on the Production of Kashipur)
Investigative Journalism in the Social Media Age—A Case Study of
China
08:30 Panel : INC-4
» Dr. Lin Pan (United Kingdom)1 (1. City, University of London)
INC - Women inclusion, climate change, social networks, and
audiovisual diversity: Perspectives from Europe (Spain), New
The Newsification of Social Media Information—A Case Study of Zealand, India and China
Weibo Hot Search Venue - Te Pae Dobson 1
» Ms. Jingxuan Gao (China)1, Prof. Ruhan Zhao (China)1 (1. Organised by: Prof. Karen Arriaza Ibarra (Spain) and Ms. Manisha Mishra
Communication University of China) (Norway)

Feminine roles and audiovisual diversity in audiovisual

Rethinking the Echo Chamber Effect: The Mediating Role of “News
production in Europe (Spain) : So many advances and yet so far
Finds Me” Perception and the Moderating Effect of News Efficacy
away?
» Ms. Xiaohao He (China)1 (1. School of New Media, Peking University)
» Prof. Karen Arriaza Ibarra (Spain)1 (1. Universidad Complutense de
Madrid)
08:30 Panel : RUC-1
RUC - Communication media in rural environments Gender diversity in news: the Aotearoa New Zealand perspective
Venue - Distinction Hotel Cathedral South » Prof. Susan Fountaine (New Zealand)1 (1. Massey University
Organised by: Dr. Maria Stella Tirol (Philippines) Wellington)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July

Birthing Justice: Combatting medical racism and Black maternal

Media representations of Climate Change on Health – The Use of death rates in the United States--one story at a time
Gender in Audiovisual Narratives in India » Dr. Mary Anne Taylor (United States)1 (1. Emerson College)
» Dr. Deepti Ganapathy (India)1 (1. Indian Institute of Management
Bangalore)

Women Communities in Chinese Social Media：Emerging Power in 08:30 Panel : SPS-12

Parenting，Marital Relationship and Social Life SPS - Partner Session / AMIC
» Prof. Ruhan Zhao (China)1, Ms. Jinnan Huang (China)1 (1.
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 2
Communication University of China)
Organised by: Prof. Edson Tandoc (Singapore)

08:30 Panel : HEC-15

The Bandung Spirit in the Era of AI (Artificial Intelligence)
HEC - Amplifying BIPOC perspectives in health crisis communication
» Speakers: Dadang Rahmat HIDAYAT (Dean, Faculty of
Venue - Distinction Hotel Cathedral North Communication Sciences, University of Padjadjaran, Bandung West
Organised by: Dr. Mary Anne Taylor (United States), Dr. Kayla Rhidenour Java, Indonesia), Peixin CAO (Professor and Deputy Dean, School of
(United States), Dr. Sharifa Simon-Roberts (United States), Dr. Naa Dodoo Journalism, Communication University of China), Sadia Jamil
(United States), Dr. Elizabeth Glowacki (United States), and Dr. Timothy (University of Nottingham, Ningbo, China), Randy Jay C. SOLIS (PhD
Affonso (Trinidad and Tobago) Associate Professor Chair, Department of Communication Research
College of Mass Communication, University of the Philippines) and Dr.
Jack Linchuan QIU (Shaw Foundation Professor of Media Technology
A thematic analysis of Black maternal health in The Resident's "If Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information)
Not Now, When?"
» Dr. Sharifa Simon-Roberts (United States)1, Dr. Naa Dodoo (United General
States)1 (1. Emerson College) 10:00
Coffee break
Venue - Exhibition Hall 1 and 2 - Te Pae Convention Centre
Illness narratives: Examining health disparities as told by COVID-
19 long-haulers' posts on Reddit
» Dr. Kayla Rhidenour (United States)1 (1. Baylor University)

10:30 Panel
When there is no trust: Public art as awareness and resistance
during COVID-19 Plenary / Creative Communication and Activism: Catalyst of
Change?
» Dr. Elizabeth Glowacki (United States)1, Dr. Mary Anne Taylor (United
States)2 (1. Northeastern University, 2. Emerson College) Venue - Te Pae Auditorium

Maternal health, race, and human rights

» Panellists: Prof Shih-Diing Liu (University of Macau Dr Helen Pearse-
» Dr. Timothy Affonso (Trinidad and Tobago)1 (1. University of West Otene, New Zealand), Dr Holly Ryan (Queen Mary University of
Indies - St. Augustine) London), Prof Elspeth Tilley (Massey University, New Zealand)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July Philanthropic Platformization in China: A Study of Tencent and
Alibaba's Digital Giving Ecosystems
» Dr. zhan zhang (China)1 (1. Assistant Professor)
12:30 General
Lunch
Venue - Exhibition Hall 1 and 2 - Te Pae Convention Centre Shaping and Consolidating the Identity of the Community for the
Chinese Nation: From the Perspective of International /
Intercultural Communication
» Prof. Yongliang Gao (China)1 (1. Communication University of China)

14:00 Panel : INC-5

INC - China’s Focus on International Media Issues 14:00 Panel : REC-5
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 1 REC - Visual Culture & Religion and Working Group Business Meeting
Organised by: Prof. Deqiang Ji (China) Venue - Crowne Plaza Oram room
Organised by: Dr. Chiung Hwang Chen (United States)

Provincialized Affordance between Two ‘Sister Apps’ Taobao and

AliExpress: An Alternative Globalization Strategy in Digital Representation of Sikh Religion in the Emerging Digital Media
Platform Economy Landscape: A Case Study of the Webcomic "Sikh Park"
» Mrs. LIN YUE (Switzerland)1, Mrs. Jiaxi Hou (Japan)2 (1. Università della » Ms. Kashish Singh (India)1, Dr. Pragati Paul (India)1 (1. A JK Mass
Svizzera italiana, 2. The University of Tokyo) Communication Research Centre,Jamia Millia Islamia)

Peace journalism in China: how the Chinese official media reports Myth and Magic: Contextualizing Religion within Children’s
on the lsraeli-Palestinian conflict Animation in India
» Mr. Yuhan Deng (China)1, Ms. wu yan (China)1 (1. Communication » Ms. Archana K Shaji (India)1 (1. Jawaharlal Nehru University)
University of China)
Media, Religion, Politics, Indigeneity; competing nationalisms in
Discourse Construction of the Belt and Road Initiative in Aotearoa/New Zealand
International Media: The case of China Daily(2013-2023) » Dr. Ann Hardy (New Zealand)1 (1. University of Waikato)
» Ms. Ying Huang (China)1, Ms. Xiangyuan Huang (China)2 (1. School of
Literature and Journalism, Changsha University of Science &
14:00 Panel : POE-3
Technology, 2. School of Literature and Journalism, Changsha
University of Science & Technology) POE - Media and internet concentration studies around the world
Venue - Turanga Library Spark Place
Organised by: Dr. Dwayne Winseck (Canada)
The impact of international reporting on the image construction
of countries along "the Belt and Road Initiative" ——Analysis
based on GDELT and X Critical Analysis of the Structural Transformation of the Korean
» Ms. Shu Yang (China)1, Ms. Qin Chen (China)1 (1. Communication Platform Industry
University of China) » Dr. Dal Yong Jin (Canada)1 (1. School of Communication, SFU)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July From Interest Fandom to Idol Politics: Based on the Qualitative
Research of Chinese K-pop Fandom Cyber-Nationalism
» Ms. TIANGE XIANG (China)1 (1. Communication University of China)
How Do Platforms Matter? Inter-capitalist competition, digital
platforms, and nation-states
» Dr. Terry Flew (Australia)1 (1. Australian Research Council (ARC) Cyber Nationalism and Self-Orientalism: Unveiling China's "Chink
Laureate Fellow at the University of Sydney) Eyes" Controversy
» Mrs. Zhuoyu Wang (China)1 (1. School of Journalism, Fudan
Global Digital Games: Theoretical and Methodological Reflections University)
and Gaps
» Prof. Aphra Kerr (Ireland)1 (1. Maynooth University) Reading Wizard Chan’s Earth Song as an Expression of
Decoloniality
Monopolising the India Stack: The Political Economy of Super » Dr. Sarah Joe (Nigeria)1 (1. Rivers State University)
Platforms
» Dr. Adrian Athique (Australia)1 (1. Institute for Advanced Studies in
14:00 Panel : POP-6
the Humanities, University of Queensland)
POP - Moving Pictures
Venue - Te Pae Conway 3
Analysing the Challenges of Concentration in the Cultural and
Digital Industries In France Organised by: Dr. Tonny Krijnen (Netherlands)
» Dr. Philippe Bouquillion (France)1, Dr. Bruno Lefevre (France)2 (1.
Professor, Information and Communication Sciences at Sorbonne Tár: contemporary lesbian representation. Progress or Problem
Paris Nord University & director of LabEx ICCA, 2. Laboratory of the appeal of an anti-hero.
Excellence "Cultural Industries and Artistic Creation" (ICCA) and » Prof. Sarah Baker (New Zealand)1 (1. Auckland University of
associated to the Laboratory Information and Communication Technology)
Sciences (LabSIC) at Sorbonne Paris Nord University)

14:00 Panel : POP-5 The Gender order and Chinese imagination in recent Chinese-
POP - National Identities in Popular Culture American films in Hollywood
Venue - Te Pae Conway 1 » Prof. Xing Zeng (China)1, Mr. Kejiang Liu (China)2 (1. Communication
University of China, 2. School of Journalism, Communication University
Organised by: Dr. Jozon Lorenzana (Philippines) of China)

“White People Food” Memes：National Identity and Gaze

of Ethnicity in a Global Discourse of Food Culture Research on the Female Images in Hou Hsiao-hsien’s Films
» Ms. Lin Ye (China)1 (1. Communication University of China) » Ms. Zhenting He (China)1 (1. Shenzhen University)

Identity Crisis of Non-mainstream Group in Chinese K-pop Resonance with Time: The Slow Practice of Film Photography
Fandom: How to Balance National and Fan Identity? Enthusiasts in an Accelerated Society
» Ms. Jiaxun Xu (China)1 (1. National University of Singapore) » Ms. Mengqian Cai (China)1 (1. Shanghai Jiaotong University)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July 14:00 Panel : POL-4

POL - Propaganda and Information Control
Venue - Te Pae Conway 5
14:00 Panel : AUD-2
Organised by: Ms. Rita Gsenger (Germany)
AUD - News contexts
Venue - Crowne Plaza Golden Fleece
Organised by: Dr. Miguel Vicente Marino (Spain) Propaganda as a social process: Erecting monopolies of truth in a
high-choice digital information environment
» Prof. Christian Baden (Israel)1, Dr. Anna Litvinenko (Germany)2, Dr.
MAKING SENSE OF THE NEWS IN A HYBRID MEDIA ENVIRONMENT: Gregory Asmolov (United Kingdom)3 (1. The Hebrew University of
NEWS REPERTOIRES, DISCURSIVE PUBLICS AND CIVIC ENGAGEMENT Jerusalem, 2. Free University Berlin, 3. King's College London)
» Prof. Maria Bakardjieva (Canada)1, Mr. Jian Chung Lee (Canada)1 (1.
University of Calgary)
Engineering adaptive conspiracies: Online cults and the case of
QAnon
Media trust still high in Nordics, challenges ahead: Views of » Ms. Rita Gsenger (Germany)1 (1. Free University Berlin)
audiences and professionals
» Mr. Mikko Grönlund (Finland)1, Dr. Minna Horowitz (Finland)2, Dr.
Katja Lehtisaari (Finland)3 (1. University of Turku, 2. University of India that is Bharat: Decolonization, Indigeneity and Hindutva as
Helsinki, 3. University of Tampere) transnational authoritarianism
» Mx. Debadatta Chakraborty (United States)1 (1. University of
Massachusetts Amherst)
Generation Z's news use and the role of news socialization, news
formats and incidental news consumption
The Weaponization of Digital Afterlives in The Propaganda of
» Dr. Jerome Chariatte (Switzerland)1, Dr. Friederike Vinzenz Tomorrow: Re-imagining a New World Information Order in the
(Switzerland)1, Prof. Diana Ingenhoff (Switzerland)1, Ms. Nabila Patwari age of “Griefbots” Fueled by Digital Remains
(Switzerland)1, Prof. Alexandra Feddersen (Switzerland)1 (1. University
of Fribourg) » Mr. Joseph Nicolai (Canada)1, Dr. Nicole Stewart (United States)2, Mr.
Kotak Ritesh (Canada)3 (1. Simon Fraser university, 2. Texas State
University, 3. N/A)
Understanding What Readers Like: The Appeal of Subtle Climate
References in News Stories Critical Race Theory, Moral Panic and Far Right Strategy
» Dr. Asta Zelenkauskaite (Lithuania)1, Ms. Gintarė Gulevičiūtė » Dr. Ferruh Yilmaz (United States)1 (1. Tulane University)
(Lithuania)1, Dr. Monika Mačiulienė (Lithuania)1, Dr. Aelita
Skaržauskienė (Lithuania)1, Dr. Aistė Diržytė (Lithuania)1 (1. Mykolas
Romeris University) Panel : ESR-CAM-
14:00
ESR - CAM - Joint session with the Community Communication and
Alternative Media Section - Communities and Environmental
Contextualising the Democratic Consolidation generation’s Communication
engagement with Crazy News and OM Goose in Taiwanese society Venue - Te Pae Dobson 4
» Dr. Ssu-Han Yu (Taiwan)1 (1. National Chengchi University) Organised by: Dr. Steph Hill (United Kingdom)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July Governing Generative AI for Disability and Inclusion
» Dr. Kuansong Victor Zhuang (Singapore)1, Prof. Gerard Goggin
(Australia)2 (1. Nanyang Technological University, 2. Western Sydney
Leash as Media: Human-Dog Interspecies Communication during University)
Dog Walking - A Submission to the ESR/CAM Joint Session
» Mr. Haojie Mu (China)1, Prof. Yun Long (China)1 (1. Communication
University of China) The Disconnect Between Policy and Practice: Examining the
Effectiveness of Financial Fraud Awareness Interventions in
Limited Digital Literacy Environments for Rural Indian Women
Trouble in paradise: The narrative construction of place and
» Ms. Shikha Shalini (India)1 (1. University School of Mass
climate change in a coastal community.
Communication, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University , New
» Mr. Sam Brett (New Zealand)1 (1. University of Canterbury) Delhi)

Youth Participation in the Construction of Agricultural Culture in Not too old to engage: Case of Baringo Grannies on e-commerce
Rural Communities: Local Practices of Returning-to-Rural Youth platform in rural Kenya
Farmers in Taiwan
» Dr. Leah Komen (Kenya)1 (1. Daystar university)
» Prof. Ming-Ying Lee (Taiwan)1 (1. Providence University)

14:00 Panel : MPS-4

Bridging Top-Down and Ground-Up Communication in
Environmental Crises: An Exploration of Community-Level MPS - Cyberbullying
Communication Ecologies Venue - Te Pae Bealey 3
» Ms. Susan Atkinson (Australia)1 (1. University of Canberra) Organised by: Mr. Pengyun Lu (United Kingdom)

Troubled Waters: A discourse analysis of community engagement Bystander Reactions to Cyberbullying Against Internet Celebrities
in environmental crises in the Waitākere Ranges in China: A Comparative Study of Cognitive, Emotional, and
» Dr. Jennie Watts (New Zealand)1 (1. Auckland University of Behavioral Differences
Technology,) » Mr. Junjie Wu (China)1, Ms. Haitong Song (China)1, Ms. Zhuo Ma
(China)2, Dr. Qifan Jia (China)1 (1. Communication University of China, 2.
University of International Business and Economics)
14:00 Panel : CPT-6
CPT - Inclusion & exclusion
Venue - Turanga Library TSB Space Covert Tug-of-War: How Does Social Exclusion Form in WeChat
Moments
Organised by: Prof. Usha Raman (India)
» Dr. Lin Shi (China)1, Ms. Xinru Fang (China)1 (1. University of Chinese
Academy of Social Sciences)
Not turning a blind eye: Digital inclusivity and smartphone
adoption among the visually impaired in Singapore
» Dr. Aaron Yi Kai Ng (Singapore)1, Ms. Rui Cheng (Singapore)1, Mr. Public Opinion Mirror: An Empirical Study on the Completeness
Gerald Sheng Yang Chong (Singapore)1, Mr. Tian Hui Lionel Goh and Sustainability of Campus Violence News
(Singapore)1, Mr. Liang An Mitchell Ng (Singapore)1, Ms. Yee Yin Natalie » Ms. xie mianxia (China)1, Dr. Su Junbin (China)1 (1. school of
Wong (Singapore)1 (1. Singapore Institute of Technology) Journalism and Communication, Xiamen University)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July Boid Corner. Visualizing hand-like virtual birds to interrogate AI-
based human digital twins.
» Prof. Marida Di Crosta (France)1 (1. Lyon 3 University (France) - CNRS
Crossing Digital Frontiers: Third-Person Effect and Cyberbullying at CREATE (Singapore))
in China's Social Media Landscape
» Mr. Wang Tat CHIO (Hong Kong)1, Ms. Yu QIU (Hong Kong)1, Ms. Yajing Panel : DIM-2
LU (Hong Kong)1 (1. Hong Kong Baptist University) 14:00
DIM - Innovative Adaptations of Diaspora Communities
Venue - Crowne Plaza Gartner room and Ellis room
Blaming of minorities on Twitter: Public opinion discourse during
the COVID-19 public health crisis Organised by: Dr. Brian Pindayi (South Africa)
» Dr. Yimei Zhu (United Kingdom)1, Mr. Shiyi Zhang (United Kingdom)2,
Prof. Panayiota Tsatsou (United Kingdom)3, Prof. Lauren McLaren Alternative public spheres and the mobilisation of the diaspora
(United Kingdom)1 (1. university of leicester, 2. University of Leicester, vote. A comparative case study investigating interactions on X
3. Birmingham City University) during elections in Kenya (2022), Zambia (2021) and Zimbabwe
(2023).
» Dr. Brian Pindayi (South Africa)1, Mr. Elastus Mambwe (South Africa)2,
Echoes in Silence: Navigating the Visibility Paradox of Deaf
Ms. Joy Buria (South Africa)2 (1. Cape Peninsula University of
Creators on China's UGC Platforms
Technology, 2. University of Cape Town)
» Mr. Pengyun Lu (United Kingdom)1, Ms. Zhiling Guo (United
Kingdom)1 (1. University of Warwick)
Migration Network, Mutual Requirements and Assistances of
Building Health Protection Community of Hong Kong Drifters
14:00 Panel : VIC-5 » Mr. Chenwei Yang (China)1 (1. School of Media and Communication,
VIC - Digital, AI & Metaverse Scenarios Shanghai Jiao Tong University)
Venue - Novotel Hotel Waimakariri room 1
Organised by: Prof. Marida Di Crosta (France) Rethinking digital food authenticity in a cross-cultural context: A
case study of Billy Kwong Restaurant in Australia
The Digital Scenario Creative Advances in the Virtual City » Prof. Xiaojie Cao (China)1, Ms. Huining Li (China)1 (1. South China
Construction of Baidu Map University of Technology)
» Ms. Yihui Wang (China)1 (1. School of journalism and Communication,
Tsinghua University) Dual Migration: A Relational Perspective on the Social Media Use
of International Students in China
» Ms. Xi Luo (China)1, Ms. Wei Yuan Toh (Malaysia)1, Ms. xin meng
Does AIGC Have the ‘Aura’? --Reflections on the Image Production
(China)1, Ms. Eunyeong Bae (Korea, Republic of)1 (1. Institute of
of Generative Artificial Intelligence
Communication Studies, Communication University of China)
» Ms. Ye Zi (China)1, Mr. Ding Yue Qiang (China)2 (1. School of
Journalism, Fudan University, 2. Faculty of Humanities and Arts, Macau
University of Science and Technology) Exploring the Digital Media Landscape: A Qualitative Study on the
Integration of Chinese and Overseas Platforms by International
Entrepreneurs in China
Embodied Cognition and Super Digital Scenarios: The Cultural » Ms. Yuet Chak Yuki Yuen (China)1, Dr. Daomi Lin (China)2 (1. School of
Communication Path of Digital Museums Journalism and Communication, Tsinghua University, 2. Sun Yat-sen
» Ms. Hong Luo (Australia)1 (1. Monash University) University)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July Unmasking Deception in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: A
Comprehensive Analysis of Indian Celebrity’s Deepfake News
» Dr. Jayanta Kumar Panda (India)1, Ms. Rajanandini Panigrahy (India)1
Wander in Foreign Land: Homeland Social Media Interaction and (1. Berhampur University)
Acculturation Among Chinese New Immigrants in the United
States Exploring the Impact of Digital Authoritarianism on Democratic
» Ms. Xin Xia (China)1 (1. Jinan University) Processes in Africa: An In-depth Analysis of Unauthorised
Surveillance, Privacy Infringement, and Impunity.
Panel : DID-5 » Ms. Grace ITUMBIRI (South Africa)1 (1. University of Cape Town)
14:00
DID - Empowering Through Understanding: Advancing Media and
Digital Literacy How fact-checking run in an authoritarian regime? A comparative
case study in China
Venue - Novotel Hotel Waimakariri room 2
» Dr. Ruiming ZHOU (China)1 (1. Zhejiang University)
Organised by: Dr. Runping ZHU (China)

Liquid Power and Docile Bodies: How Does Everyday

Exploring Digital Literacy: A Comparative Analysis of the Western Circumvention Shape the Censored Digital Life in China
and non-Western Academic Discourse » Mr. Du Shen (Ethiopia)1 (1. International Telecommunication Union)
» Ms. Mia Angeline (New Zealand)1 (1. University of Canterbury)

14:00 Panel : CRI-2

The Recognition Gap: the Fourth Digital Divide CRI - Mediatizing societal threats
» Ms. GAOGAO PENG (China)1 (1. Communication University of China) Venue - Te Pae Dobson 3
Organised by: Dr. Shixin Zhang (China)

A systematic review of literature on media education during the

Digital sovereignty, but for whom? Internet connectivity in
COVID-19 pandemic
geopolitical crises
» Dr. Bhanu Acharya (Canada)1 (1. University of Ottawa,)
» Dr. Olga Boichak (Australia)1, Prof. Siva Vaidhyanathan (United
States)2 (1. The University of Sydney, 2. University of Virginia)
How parental mediation and school education support children’s
digital literacy—A comparison study between urban and rural Who Manipulates Public Opinion？Exploring Human and Social
China Bots Agenda Setting in Russia-Ukraine Conflict
» Ms. Xinyu Liu (China)1, Ms. Zhenyun Shan (China)1, Dr. He Gou » Dr. Yuqing Yuan (China)1 (1. Tsinghua University)
(China)1 (1. Xi'an Jiaotong University)
Domesticating “reversed” distant suffering: the media logic of
Panel : CPN-2 historical analogy in Chinese and South Korean news discourses
14:00 of regional crisis based on Fukushima nuclear case
CPN - Between post-privacy and post-truth: adapting to new digital
dynamics » Mr. Lin Sun (China)1, Mr. Hou Yibin (China)2 (1. State Key Laboratory
of Media Convergence and Communication，communication
Venue - Turanga Library Activity room university of China, 2. State Key Laboratory of Media Convergence and
Organised by: Ms. Di Cui (China) Communication, Communication University of China, Beijing, China)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July On pressing record: Navigating the ethics around mobile reticent
women in rural India
» Ms. Debjani Chakraborty (India)1, Dr. Chhavi Garg (India)1 (1. Central
War or peace tweets? The case of Christchurch Mosques attacks University of Punjab)
in New Zealand
» Ms. Lubna Khalil (New Zealand)1, Dr. Nasim Ishaq (Pakistan)2, Prof.
Mazharuddin Syed Ahmed (New Zealand)3 (1. University of Waikato, 2. Measuring Online Privacy Literacy in Era of Intelligent Media: A
University of the Punjab, 3. University of Canterbury) Grounded Theory Approach
» Prof. Xiaojing Li (China)1, Dr. Yuxin Han (China)1, Ms. CongXuan Feng
(China)1 (1. Shanghai Jiao Tong University)
Framing NATO during the 2022 Russo-Ukrainian war in China
» Dr. Shixin Zhang (China)1, Dr. Altman Yuzhu Peng (United Kingdom)2,
Dr. Zixiu Liu (China)3 (1. University of Nottingham Ningbo China, 2. Predicting the engagement of Non-Consensual Forwarding of
University of Warwick, 3. Xi'an Jiaotong Liverpool University) Sexting: The role of Prototype Willingness Model and Moral
Disengagement
» Ms. SinMan Hung (China)1, Ms. SHUANG CHEN (China)2 (1. School of
Countering the Impact of Malicious AI to Psychological Security in Journalism and Communication, Tsinghua University, 2. School of
the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Propagandization of Relative journalism and Communication, Tsinghua University)
Gratification
» Ms. Gelan Cen (China)1 (1. KU Leuven) Panel : ESN-3
14:00
ESN - Indigeneity, Community and Coloniality I & Section Business
Panel : ETH-4 Meeting
14:00
ETH - Diving into the holes of privacy Venue - Distinction Hotel Worchester
Venue - Novotel Hotel Ashley room Organised by: Dr. Wafa Khalfan (United Arab Emirates)
Organised by: Dr. Yuxin Han (China)
Articulation and Boundaries: Practices of Player Community
Formation on Gaming Platforms
Who owns the visiting data：The Use and Privacy Protection of
» Mr. Ziran zhao (China)1 (1. Monash University)
Social Media User Data from a Platform Ethics Perspective
» Ms. Xiaowen Gong (China)1 (1. 中国传媒大学)
Quddusi Sahab Ki Bewah (2012): Decoding the lingua materna of
the transgender community in Pakistan
Self-presentation in the Human-machine Intimacy——an Example » Mr. Rehan Tayyab (Pakistan)1, Dr. Wajiha Raza Rizvi (Pakistan)2 (1.
for the "Human-Machine Love" Topic Group in China Beaconhouse National University, 2. Film Museum Society |
» Ms. Huifang Qiu (China)1 (1. Communication University of China，) Beaconhouse National University)

Ética y Persona: Vulnerabilidad Digital en los procesos 14:00 Panel : MCS-2

intersubjetivos de comunicación MCS - Media, sport, and cultural value in changing landscape
» Dr. Maria Virginia Bon Pereira (Mexico)1 (1. Universidad de Monterrey Venue - Te Pae Bealey 2
(UDEM)) Organised by: Dr. Peter English (Australia)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July Engaging the Community to Develop Health Intervention for
Adolescents
» Mrs. Thandi Lyew (United States)1 (1. University of Pennsylvania)
Mapping longitudinal shifts in media discourses of the cultural
value of Aotearoa women’s rugby
» Prof. Toni Bruce (New Zealand)1 (1. The University of Auckland)
#iSustain. Strategic sustainability communication as
conversational contestation, learnings from a higher education
YouTube interventions to enhance cultural citizenship through setting.
sport: Case studies from PSM in Europe, Americas, and Oceania » Prof. Franzisca Weder (Austria)1 (1. Vienna University of Business and
» Dr. Xavier Ramon (Spain)1 (1. Universitat Pompeu Fabra) Economics)

Shifting Live Sports Production Philosophies: From the Arledge 14:00 Panel : PSM-2
aesthetic to alternative approaches
PSM - The Value of Public Service Media
» Dr. Roxane Coche (United States)1, Dr. Benjamin J. Lynn (United
Venue - Distinction Hotel Cathedral South
States)1 (1. University of Florida)
Organised by: Prof. Fiona Martin (Australia)

14:00 Panel : PCR-4

PCR - Institutions, civic engagement and participation Towards responsible AI integration: guidelines for European
public service media
Venue - Te Pae Conway 2
» Dr. Sara Pérez-Seijo (Spain)1 (1. Universidade de Santiago de
Organised by: Prof. Naíde Müller (Portugal)
Compostela)

Ration and Emotion: The Dynamics of Participatory

Communication in Rural Public Affairs Governance - Experiences Finding a Direction through Co-Creation with Residents： A Case
from Rural Wastewater Treatment in Eastern China Study of the TV program “Local Friends” of NHK
» Ms. Zhuolin Li (China)1 (1. Nankai University) » Dr. TOMOKO KANAYAMA (Japan)1, Mr. RYO OHSUMI (Japan)2 (1.
Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Sciences, 2. Japan Broadcasting
Role of communication in Public Service Delivery: A case study in Corporation Sapporo Station)
India
» Dr. Sheeva Dubey (India)1 (1. FLAME University)
Redefining “Public Service Broadcasting” beyond broadcast
borders- Hong Kong as case study
The Role and Potential of Community Media in Risk » Mr. Chak Ho Samuel Li (Taiwan)1 (1. International Masters' Program in
Communication: From the Practice of FM Iwaki in the Wake of the International Communication Studies, College of Communication,
Great East Japan Earthquake National Chengchi University, Taiwan)
» Ms. Ayano Kubota (Japan)1, Dr. Kuniko Sakata (Japan)2, Mr. Shinya
Miura (Japan)3 (1. Specially Appointed Assistant Professor,Fukushima
University, 2. Associate Professor, Graduate School of Information Public Service Media's value in creating externalities and
Sciences, Tohoku University, 3. Senior Research Fellow, Disaster mitigating the effects of concentration: The Portuguese Case
Information Research Division, National Research Institute for Earth
Science and Disaster Resilience) » Prof. Paulo Faustino (Portugal)1 (1. Universidade do Porto)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July 14:00 Panel : GEN-11

GEN - Brand gender: Purchase intention and male self-fetishisation
Venue - Te Pae Conway 4
14:00 Panel : GEN-8
Organised by: Prof. Yu Jia (China)
GEN - Online Dating Diaries: Intimacy, vulnerability and authenticity
in real-time locative chatbot romance
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 5 Audience Responses for Gender Role Portrayals in Contemporary
Organised by: Dr. Gregory Ugbo (Nigeria) Indian Advertisements
» Prof. Rabindranath Manukonda (India)1, Ms. Priya Shaw (India)1 (1.
KitoDiaries: Exploring the Other Shade of Gender-Based Violence Jawaharlal Nehru University)
Associated with Online Dating Apps in Nigeria
» Dr. Gregory Ugbo (Nigeria)1, Dr. Henry Duru (Nigeria)2 (1. Federal
University, Oye-Ekiti, 2. Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka) Revisiting the (Self) Fetishization: A Critical Analysis of Asian Male
Social Media Influencers
Incompetence, Vulnerability, Authenticity: Desired Form of » Ms. Judy Yae Young Kim (Canada)1, Ms. Hyejin Jo (Canada)1 (1. Simon
Presentation and Intimacy on Dating Apps among Chinese Gay Fraser university)
Men
» Mr. Zhensheng LIN (Hong Kong)1 (1. The Chinese University of Hong
Kong) The Impact of Unisex Labels on Consumer Product Evaluation and
Purchase Intention: The Moderating Effect of Product Gender
Signals and Consumer Gender Traits
Living the Fantasy: Real-Life Dates with Virtual Boyfriends
through “Cos Commissions” » Ms. Jinfeng Tian (China)1 (1. School of Media and Communication,
Shenzhen University)
» Ms. Zishan Lai (Singapore)1 (1. National University of Singapore)

Exploring the Evolution of Gendered Affective Labor in Mediatized Gendered Power in Names: The Impact of Brand Name Gender on
Intimacy: From Social media platforms to Social Chatbots Brand Attitude
» Ms. Yadi Zhang (China)1 (1. School of Journalism and Communication, » Prof. Yu Jia (China)1, Mr. Haoxiang ZHANG (China)2, Ms. Xinxing Peng
Tsinghua University) (China)2, Ms. Yixin Huang (China)3, Ms. Shufei Chen (China)4 (1. Center
for Studies of Media Development, School of Journalism and
Communication, Wuhan University, 2. School of Journalism and
Aging, Love and Intimacy: A Case Study of Dating Show for the
Communication,Wuhan University, 3. School of Journalism and
Elderly “Not Too Late for Fate”
Communication ,Wuhan University, 4. School of Journalism and
» Dr. Zhijuan Chen (China)1, Ms. Jie Zhang (China)1 (1. Communication Communication, Wuhan University)
University of China)

14:00 Panel : JRE-4

“Marriage Just Like a Big Gamble”: Exploring the Implications of
Contemporary Chinese Youth’s Fear of Marriage JRE - Journalism practice across regions and cultures II
» Ms. Yu-hsin Kung (Macao)1, Prof. Xiaoqin Li (Macao)1, Ms. Jiaqi Liang Venue - Te Pae Bealey 4
(Macao)1, Ms. Yushi Liu (Macao)1 (1. University of Macau) Organised by: Dr. Tara Ross (New Zealand)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July Study on health communication in Chinese elderly patients'
community from the perspective of actor network theory
» Dr. Dong Meng (China)1, Dr. zhenyi Guo (China)1, Dr. Ye Sheng
Constructive Journalism in Post-Genocide Rwanda: Strategic (China)2 (1. Shanghai Jiaotong University, 2. Peking University)
Media Transformation and Ethnic Governance
» Mr. Bolin Wang (China)1, Mr. Jing Zhang (China)2 (1. State Key
Laboratory of Media Convergence and Communication
Exploring dynamics of older adults’ smartphone usage in China:
，Communication University of China, 2. Communication University of
Mental health, using preferences, smartphone dependency
China)
» Ms. Yiting Liu (China)1, Prof. Siyue Li (China)1, Ms. Shiyu Han (China)1,
Prof. Xiaoting Liu (China)1 (1. Zhejiang university)
Enigma of Media Transformation and Journalism Implications: A
Critical Reflection of the Nigerian and Ghanaian Media
Environments Anxiety or ignorance? A pilot study on Chinese older adults’
» Prof. Ufuoma Akpojivi (United Kingdom)1 (1. Advocates for health information avoidance on social media
International Development) » Prof. Yu Wang (China)1, Dr. Lutong Sun (China)2 (1. Communication
University of China, 2. China University of Labour Relations)
Decolonising local news: A case study of Aotearoa’s The Press |Te
Matatika newspaper
Motivations for Health Information Sharing Among Older Social
» Dr. Tara Ross (New Zealand)1 (1. University of Canterbury)
Media Users
» Ms. Yu QIU (Hong Kong)1, Dr. LI Wenshu (Hong Kong)1, Dr. CHANG
The Constructive Logic and Internal Influence of Chinese Leanne (Hong Kong)1 (1. Hong Kong Baptist University)
Governmental New Media Generation Operation
» Dr. yu ling (China)1, Dr. Yuding Qiu (China)2 (1. the Beijing Municipal
Party Committee School （the Beijing Administration Institute）, 2. Digital Threads of Parenthood: Exploring the Transformative
Renmin University of China) Impact of Social Media on New Mothers
» Mr. Ali Ghanbarian (China)1, Mr. Noureddin Yeilaghi (China)1 (1.
Shanghai Jiao Tong University)
Singapore's Newspapers' Portrayal of Gay Sex Law
» Dr. Hee Jhee Jiow (Singapore)1, Ms. Rebecca Chong (Singapore)1 (1.
Singapore Institute of Technology) 14:00 Panel : SPS-3
SPS - Partner Session / IAMCR Task Force for GAMAG
Cognitive Drives of Youth News Avoidance: A Case of China Venue - Te Pae Dobson 2
» Ms. JIAYI MA (China)1, Dr. Angela Wang (Hong Kong)1 (1. Hong Kong Organised by: Dr. Aimee Vega Montiel (Mexico)
Baptist University)
Beijing Platform for Action +30: the academic agenda on women’s
Panel : HEC-2 rights in communication
14:00
HEC - Older People, New Technology » Speakers: Aimée Vega Montiel (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de
México), Claudia Padovani (University of Padova), Carolyn Byerly
Venue - Distinction Hotel Cathedral North (Howard University), Karen Ross (Newcastle University), Lisa French
Organised by: Dr. Cindy Sing Bik Ngai (Hong Kong) (RMIT)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July 16:00 Panel : CAM-1

CAM - New Books on Community Communication and Alternative
Media and Section Business Meeting
14:00 Panel : F34
Venue - Turanga Library Activity room
F34 - Meet with the creators of Flow34 works
Organised by: Dr. Vinod Pavarala (India), Dr. Amparo Cadavid (Colombia),
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 1 Dr. Andrew Ó Baoill (Ireland), Dr. Bridget Backhaus (Australia), and Dr.
Organised by: Prof. Nico Carpentier (Czech Republic), Dr. Sandra Juan Ramos (Colombia)
Ristovska (United States), and Mazlum Kemal Dagdelen
Community Newspapers in India: Manifestations and
Gardens and Power: Domesticating Nature Metamorphosis, Routledge India. Routledge India. 2023.
» Prof. Nico Carpentier (Czech Republic)1 (1. Charles University) » Dr. Annapurna Sinha (Indonesia)1 (1. Bina Nusantara University,
Jakarta)

Playing Serious Games about Migration

Environmental Communication and Water Management in India:
» Dr. Juan Llamas-Rodriguez (United States)1 (1. University of A Civil Society Perspective. Routledge India: Taylor & Francis, 2023.
Pennsylvania)
» Dr. Ram Awtar Yadav (India)1, Prof. Kanchan K. Malik (India)2 (1.
University of Allahabad, 2. University of Hyderabad)
Through the Lens: The Past We Have Not Seen
» Dr. Arezou Zalipour (New Zealand)1 (1. Auckland University of El Libro del Agua en el Sur de Bolívar (The Book of Water of the
Technology) South Bolívar Region). Bogotá, FES, UNIMINUTO. PDPMM.
» Dr. Amparo Cadavid (Colombia)1, Dr. Juan Ramos (Colombia)2 (1.
School of Communication UNIMINUTO, 2. Pontificia Universidad
“Expanded Mashup”: reframing images and speeches Javeriana)
» Mr. Marcos De Bona de Carvalho (Brazil)1 (1. UTP - Universidade
Tuiuti do Paraná, Brazil)
16:00 Panel : POE-4
POE - Digital Convergence: Search Innovations, Social Media Policies,
A tribute to Hermeto Pascoal and AI Perspectives
» Ms. Gisele Filippetto Filippetto (Brazil)1 (1. U) Venue - Turanga Library Spark Place
Organised by: Dr. Merja Myllylahti (New Zealand)
Seif Haus: Documentary Approaches and production challenges
filming in Papua New Guinea. Under the microscope: How Microsoft’s and Google’s new search
» Mr. Jim Marbrook (New Zealand)1 (1. University of Canterbury) functions shape news discovery
» Dr. Merja Myllylahti (New Zealand)1 (1. Auckland University of
Technology)
15:30 General
Coffee break
Brazil's Response to Social Media: Tackling Fake News and
Venue - Exhibition Hall 1 and 2 - Te Pae Convention Centre Radicalism in the Digital Era
» Mr. Giovanni Francischelli (United States)1 (1. University of Oregon
School of Journalism and Communication)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July Beyond the Fandom Curtain: Unveiling Power Dynamics and
Marginalization in China's Idol Talent Shows and the Rise of
'Baipiao'
Daigou on Social Media: A Critique on Social Taste of Chinese » Ms. Shitong LI (China)1 (1. Communication University of China)
Urban Youth in the Digital Era
» Ms. Yao Xu (United Kingdom)1 (1. University of Leicester)
Perception of Chinese Web Novels in High & Low-Context
Cultures: An LDA Analysis on Wuxiaworld Comments
Coevolution and Continuity: A Netnography Study of Data » Dr. JUN LIU (China)1, Mr. MINYANG LING (China)2 (1.
Labelers among Three Types of AI Large Language Models 42408@[Link], 2. lingminyang2002@[Link])
» Mr. Jishuo Han (China)1 (1. Beijing Foreign Studies University)

16:00 Panel : POP-8

The Problem of Artificial Intelligence from a Marxist Perspective POP - Food, Nationalism, Race and Racialisation
» Prof. César Ricardo Bolaño (Brazil)1 (1. Universidade Federal de Venue - Te Pae Conway 3
Sergipe) Organised by: Dr. Tresa LeClerc (Australia), Dr. Shakira Hussein
(Australia), Dr. Eugenia Flynn (Australia), and Dr. Suban Nur Cooley
(United States)
16:00 Panel : POP-7
POP - Popular Representions of the Marginalized
The Paleo Diet and Political Nostalgia
Venue - Te Pae Conway 1
» Dr. Tresa LeClerc (Australia)1 (1. The University of Melbourne)
Organised by: Mr. Zhaoyin CHU (China)

From “Death” to “Mercy”: Negotiating Visibility and Safe Indigenous food cultures and the consumption of Indigenous
Resistance in China’s Censored Hip-hop Scene Through Lyrics knowledges
Adaptation » Dr. Eugenia Flynn (Australia)1 (1. RMIT University)
» Ms. Tianyi Yang (United States)1, Ms. Yilin Luo (China)2, Ms. Ge Zhu
(China)3 (1. University of Massachusetts, Amherst, 2. School of
Journalism and Communication, Renmin University of China, 3. Aqoon La’aan Waa Iftiin La’aan: Somali Home Spaces as a Site of
Renmin University of China) Cultural Transmission and Preservation
» Dr. Suban Nur Cooley (United States)1 (1. Michigan State University)

Chinese Mother-fans: Nurturing Para-kin Bonds and Performing

Motherhood Curry Nights and Kitchen Cabinets
» Ms. Bowen SHAN (Hong Kong)1, Ms. Yiping Li (Macao)2 (1. Hong Kong » Dr. Shakira Hussein (Australia)1 (1. The University of Melbourne)
Baptist University, 2. Macau University of Science and Technology)

16:00 Panel : AUD-6

Laughter as Liberation: Unpacking Gender, Mental Health, and AUD - Media risks: Harms and care
Resistance in Female Stand-Up Comedy Venue - Crowne Plaza Golden Fleece
» Ms. Gina Junhan Fu (Singapore)1 (1. National University of Singapore) Organised by: Dr. Miguel Vicente Marino (Spain)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July 16:00 Panel : ESR-7

ESR - Decolonising Environmental, Science and Risk Communication
II
Tracking health app usage – young adults taking care of Venue - Te Pae Dobson 4
themselves Organised by: Dr. Maitreyee Mishra (India)
» Mr. Eduardo Antunes (Portugal)1, Dr. Ana Marta Flores (Portugal)2 (1.
University of Coimbra, 2. University of Coimbra / ICNOVA)
From Colonial Legacies to Citizen Science: Rethinking Approaches
to Nuclear Safety Discourse
Action and Translation: A Research of Gaming Bloggers' Behavior » Mr. Yi Ji Huang (China)1 (1. 1758930820@[Link])
in Resisting Gamebullying
» Ms. Jinxia Shen (China)1, Mr. Chaoyi Chen (China)1 (1. Communication
University of China) From voice to action: Mobilising radical eco-communicative praxis
in response to climate coloniality
» Dr. Kerrie Foxwell-Norton (Australia)1, Dr. Troy Meston (Australia)1, Dr.
How does social media users' rumination affect illness anxiety Bridget Backhaus (Australia)1 (1. Griffith University)
disorder: Revisit the response styles theory by integrating the role
of multidimensional information overload and internet addiction
» Mr. Peng Xiao (China)1, Ms. Yifan Wu (China)2 (1. School of Journalism Postcolonial Discourse of Nuclear Narratives in East Asia: A
and Communication, Renmin University of China, 2. School of Liberal Critical Discourse Analysis Based on Corpora of Chinese and
Arts, Journalism and Communication, Ocean University of China) Japanese Media Coverage of Fukushima Nuclear Contaminated
Water/Wastewater Controversies
» Mr. Lin Sun (China)1 (1. State Key Laboratory of Media Convergence
Connected but Looking the Other Way: Audience Hypo- and Communication，communication university of China)
Connectivity in WeChat
» Dr. Qun Li (China)1, Dr. Xiao Yu (China)1 (1. Minjiang University)
Anthropocentrism and ecocentrism’s entanglement with political-
ethical practice in eco-fiction: A participatory analysis of the TV
series ‘Thin Ice’
Online game participation and social integration of visually » Dr. Vaia Doudaki (Czech Republic)1, Prof. Nico Carpentier (Czech
impaired people : a Mixed Methods Research based on Republic)1, Ms. Elisabeth Wennerström (Czech Republic)1, Ms. Ylva
questionnaires and interviews Hillström (Sweden)2, Mr. Johan Lindsjo (Sweden)3, Ms. Maria Brandt
» Mr. Wenqi Pan (China)1, Ms. Yuqiu Zhou (China)1 (1. Wuhan (Sweden)4 (1. Charles University, 2. Moderna Museet, 3. Swedish
University) University of Agricultural Sciences, 4. Biotopia Museum)

Communicative context matters: An experience sampling method Colonising Narratives: Forests, Ecological Knowledge and
(ESM) study on social media use and subjective well-being in Decolonisation in India
China » Dr. Maitreyee Mishra (India)1, Ms. Manisha Mishra (Norway)2 (1.
» Prof. Baohua Zhou (China)1, Ms. Yingying Lu (China)1 (1. Fudan Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE), Manipal, 2. University
University) of Agder)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July Double Tap for Friendship: Exploring the Social Capital of Dual
Instagram Accounts Among Japanese Youth
» Ms. Xueqin Huang (Japan)1, Mr. Xingjian Gao (Japan)1 (1. Nagoya
16:00 Panel : CPT-5 University)
CPT - Governing technology: power struggles between state and
private-sector
Venue - Turanga Library TSB Space Online Serendipity on Xiaohongshu: Unexpected Encounters with
Real-Life Acquaintances on Social Media
Organised by: Prof. Linchuan Jack QIU (Singapore)
» Mr. Yuguo Luo (United Kingdom)1, Mr. Qianhui Ju (China)2 (1. London
School of Economics and Political Science, 2. Communication
Digital Sovereignty and Big Tech Dynamics: Investigating the University of China)
Discursive Evolution of China's AI Regulatory Landscape (2019-
present)
A Moderated Mediation Model Linking Mobile Social Media
» Dr. zhan zhang (China)1 (1. Assistant Professor) Channels, Availability Pressure, and Media Habits
» Prof. Xueqing Li (China)1, Ms. Baoying Fu (China)1, Ms. Irem Cifci
From Self-regulation to Co-regulation: Interpretive Policy Analysis (China)2 (1. Shanghai Jiao Tong University, 2. Shanghai Jiaotong
of Two Draft Legal Acts University)
» Dr. Yachi Chen (Taiwan)1 (1. Chinese Culture University)
The “Deserted” Social Media: Impression Management, Social
Eastern Data, Western Computing: Understanding Government- Exchange, and Context Collapse in Chinese Youth
Companies Relationship and (Re)Distribution of Internet » Ms. Qingxuan Wang (China)1, Prof. Xiaoying Yan (China)2 (1. School of
Outcomes on China’s National Big Data Infrastructure Project Media and Communication, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, 2. Shanghai
» Mr. Haoyu Wang (China)1, Mr. Ke Ma (China)2, Mr. Han Wang (China)1 Jiao Tong University)
(1. Renmin University of China, 2. Communication University of China)
16:00 Panel : VIC-6
The Anticipatory Politics of 5G Standardization VIC - Films & Images on Focus: Dialogs & Strategies
» Dr. Rowan Wilken (Australia)1, Mr. Kieran Hegarty (Australia)1, Dr. Venue - Novotel Hotel Waimakariri room 1
James Meese (Australia)1, Prof. Catherine Middleton (Canada)2 (1. RMIT Organised by: Dr. KANIKA ARYA (India)
University, 2. Toronto Metropolitan University)

Exploration of Meta-story Conception and Activation in Chinese

16:00 Panel : MPS-5 Cinema
MPS - Social Media Ties » Ms. Wei-Ting Hsiao (Taiwan)1 (1. School of Journalism and
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 3 Communication, Tsinghua University)
Organised by: Ms. Baoying Fu (China)
"Teachers" Are About To Graduate: An Experimental Ethnographic
Overloaded closeness: the role of social media as a reverse Study of Chinese Student Film Crews
mediator in the maintenance of intimacy in long-distance » Ms. Zihe Wang (China)1, Mr. HEXI WANG (China)2 (1. Communication
relationships University of China, 2. Television School, Communication University of
» Mr. Haoyu Yang (China)1 (1. Communication University of China) China)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July Ochin Pakhi (Unknown Bird): Music in Urban Multilingual and
Multicultural Communication
» Dr. Elja Roy (United States)1 (1. University of Memphis)
Exploring the Relationship between Kashmiri Pandit Millennials
and Hindi Cinema Post-Migration: A Qualitative Study
Sound Maps as Archives: Public Participatory Listening and the
» Dr. KANIKA ARYA (India)1, Dr. Manish Verma (India)2 (1. DY Patil Reproduction of Space
University, 2. Chitkara University)
» Ms. Yang Ding (China)1, Ms. Weikun Fan (China)2 (1. China Women's
University, 2. Communication University of China)
I shoot, therefore I am: A study of Polaroid users' image practices
in the light of media materiality Panel : DID-6
16:00
» Ms. lu liu (China)1 (1. Minzu University of China) DID - Leave No One Behind: Empowering Marginal Groups by Digital
Literacy in Inclusive Development in China
A view of the street from the window(s): recollecting graffiti Venue - Novotel Hotel Waimakariri room 2
though online visual ethnography Organised by: Prof. Wei Bu (China), Mr. Cong Cai (China), Prof. Hongyan
» Dr. Kristian Jeff Agustin (Philippines)1, Dr. Wendy Wing Lam Chan Song (China), Dr. Shengce Wang (China), Dr. Ang Cao (China), and Dr. Ke
(Hong Kong)2 (1. De La Salle University - Manila & University of the Cai (China)
Philippines Diliman, 2. Hong Kong University School of Professional
and Continuing Education) From Media Monitoring to Journalists’ Workshops: Theory and
practice for promoting disability Equality through communication
16:00 Panel : MAR-4 » Mr. Cong Cai (China)1 (1. University of Chinese Academy of Social
Sciences)
MAR - Audio & Sound Studies
Venue - Crowne Plaza Gartner room and Ellis room
Organised by: Ms. Ivone Neiva Santos (Portugal) Research on Media use, Digital Aging and Digital Literacy among
the Elderly
» Prof. Hongyan Song (China)1 (1. Zhejiang Communication University)
Ikinamico: Cultural continuity through a mediated anthological
radio drama
A Survey Report on the Personal Information Protection
» Ms. Uwonkunda Sylvie Dushime (Qatar)1 (1. Northwestern University
Consciousness of Rural Adolescents in Zhejiang Province
Qatar)
» Dr. Shengce Wang (China)1 (1. Zhejiang Communication University)

Soar with the Noise: Interactive Audio Ritual and Religious

Opportunities and Challenges for Promoting Digital Literacy of
Soundscapes of Dragon Boat Race in South China
Rural B&B Practitioners
» Prof. Miaotong Yuan (China)1 (1. Communication University of China
» Dr. Ang Cao (China)1 (1. China Agricultural University)
(CUC))

Technology Philanthropy Empowers Rural Minority Women to

Aural Appetites: Weaving Auditory Narratives of Eating, Identity, Promote Local Inclusive Development
and Relationships
» Dr. Ke Cai (China)1, Prof. Wei Bu (China)2 (1. Beijing Foreign Studies
» Ms. Lea Redfern (Australia)1 (1. The University of Sydney) University, 2. Chinese Academy of Social Sciences)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July A “Rich Tapestry” of Identity: The Discursive Impossibility of
Intersectionality in AI-Generated Content and Imagery
» Dr. Victoria Simon (United States)1, Dr. Nathaniel Laywine (Canada)2,
16:00 Panel : CRI-3 Dr. Aram Sinnreich (United States)3 (1. Felician University, 2. York
CRI - Journalism in crisis and conflict University, 3. American University)
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 3
Organised by: Dr. Virpi Salojarvi (Finland) Young But Old: The Identities’ Media Construction, Conflict and
Reconstruction of Chinese Teenage Mothers
» Ms. Rong Gao (China)1 (1. Peking University)
Understanding the Dynamics of Peace Journalism and Nuclear
Weapons in conflicts: A content analysis of Nuclear Weapon
States' News Coverage during the Russia-Ukraine War Listening with Eyes and Hearts: Weaving Threads of Visual Ethics
» Ms. Xiubin Duan (China)1, Dr. Yu Guo (China)1, Mr. Yuxuan Wang into Truthful Witnessing for Common Purpose
(China)1, Mr. Zhenyu Sun (China)1 (1. Faculty of Humanities and Arts, » Prof. Julianne Newton (United States)1 (1. University of Oregon School
Macau University of Science and Technology) of Journalism and Communication)

Comparative framework study of war/peace news perspectives: Urban Visual Representation and Ethical Narrative Risks: A Study
Media coverage of the 2023 Israel-Palestine conflict on "The City of Zombies"
» Ms. Zihan Zhou (China)1 (1. Nanjing Normal Universit y) » Ms. Yanchun Chen (China)1, Mr. Wenqiang Han (China)1 (1.
Communication University of China)

War Voyeurism: A Content Analysis of the Official Global Reaction Panel : ESN-4
to the 2023 Israeli-Palestinian War 16:00
ESN - Convergence, Datafication, and the Digital
» Ms. Nermine Aboulez (Egypt)1 (1. University of Oregon School of
Journalism and Communication) Venue - Distinction Hotel Worchester
Organised by: Dr. Wafa Khalfan (United Arab Emirates)
Gray Rhino or Black Swan: Does UPI Underestimate Potential
Danger of Abu Sayyaf Group in World Risk Society? Decoding ‘Momo’: Investigating How Surveillance with Algorithmic
Influence on Social Media in China Shapes the Identity of
» Mr. Hao Jiang (China)1 (1. School of Journalism and Communication, Generation MZ
Shanghai International Studies University)
» Ms. Yining Wang (Korea, Republic of)1 (1. Hanyang University)

I also want to help! What are the informative demands that users
How Do Manual and Knowledge Workers Respond to AI
made to the media on Instagram during the coverage of the
Technologies with Narratives? – A Submission to the DID/ESN Joint
wildfires in Chile in 2024?
Session
» Ms. Constanza Ortega Gunckel (Chile)1 (1. Pontificia Universidad
» Mr. Gabriel Wong (Singapore)1 (1. Nanyang Technological University)
Católica de Chile)

On the discursive construction of Smart Home Cameras - A

16:00 Panel : ETH-5 submission to the CPT/ESN Joint Session
ETH - Weaving Together Ethics & Aesthetics » Ms. Ying Chen (China)1, Mr. Yuhang Xiong (China)1, Dr. Jing Li (China)1
Venue - Novotel Hotel Ashley room (1. China University of Geosciences (Wuhan))

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July 16:00 Panel : POL-6

POL - Nationalism and Identity
Venue - Te Pae Conway 5
A Hauraki analysis of storytelling and Māori data sovereignty
Organised by: Ms. Ziye Zang (United Kingdom)
» Dr. Kiri West (New Zealand)1 (1. Waipapa Taumata Rau: University of
Auckland)
How do Chinese leaders visualise the people? Comparing ‘the
people’ in the images of Mao, Deng and Xi in China Pictorial
What is Labor in an Age of Generative AI » Ms. Ziye Zang (United Kingdom)1 (1. University of Leeds)
» Ms. Bianca Perez (United States)1 (1. University of Colorado Boulder)

How the Media Shapes Nationalism in Different Political Systems:

16:00 Panel : LAW-2 A Comparative Study Between China and US
LAW - Media Regulation around the World » Dr. Tong-chen WANG (China)1, Ms. Mei-juan ZHANG (China)1, Dr.
Venue - Crowne Plaza Oram room Hualin Zhang (China)2 (1. School of Media and Communication,
Organised by: Dr. María José Labrador (Chile) Shenzhen University, 2. Shenzhen University)

Desinformación durante procesos electorales de Chile en 2022 y Ambivalent Chinese nationalism towards the U.S.: user comments
2023. Análisis comparativo de fact-checking en el marco de los to the U.S. embassy’s Weibo account during the 2024 Chinese
plebiscitos constitucionales. Stock Crash
» Dr. María José Labrador (Chile)1, Dr. Nairbis Sibrian (Chile)1 (1. » Ms. Duming Wang (New Zealand)1 (1. Massey University Wellington)
Facultad de Comunicaciones. Universidad del Desarrollo)

Imagination Production and Textual Poaching: The Formation of

Indicadores de Transparencia y Participación de la Audiencia en Cyber-Nationalism through Online Mourning Practices in the
Chile: ¿Cómo rinden cuentas los medios de comunicación? “Jade Rabbit Lunar Rover” Weibo Account
» Ms. Constanza Hormazabal (Chile)1 (1. Universidad UNIACC) » Mr. Zimu Wang (China)1, Mr. Yubo Liu (China)2, Dr. Yilin Niu (China)2
(1. School of Literature and Journalism, Sichuan University, 2. School of
Foreign Studies, University of International Relations)
How does citizen online participation affect the administrative
decision agenda? —A case study of the Chinese Quantitative
Trading document The Online Representation of fandom nationalism—take the
» Ms. Jing Fang (China)1, Ms. Huaxi Dong (China)1, Ms. Surigiga Bao "Pink" for example
(China)1 (1. Communication University of China (CUC)) » Ms. Yijun Liu (China)1 (1. School of Journalism, Communication
University of China)

Assessing the Assessments: Challenges and Recommendations for

Ethical and Legal Impact Assessments from an applied 16:00 Panel : MER-3
perspective MER - Contexts of Media Education
» Ms. Ana Fernandez (Belgium)1, Ms. Trisha Meyer (Belgium)1 (1. Vrije Venue - Te Pae Bealey 2
Universiteit Brussel) Organised by: Mrs. Rayen Condeza Dall'Orso (Chile)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July ‘Development’ is like..?: Unmaking communication for

development with metaphors
» Dr. Jessica Noske-Turner (United Kingdom)1 (1. Loughborough
Modeling Civility and Advancing Media Literacy in Contentious University)
Times: A Journalistic Approach
» Dr. Ed Madison (United States)1 (1. University of Oregon School of
Journalism and Communication) “We are doing in our ways”: Ethnic-minority-inspired facilitative
technique(s) in development sector in Vietnam
Activist Pedagogy: How Media Literacy Educators Can Impact » Ms. An-Binh Tran (Canada)1 (1. School of Communication, Simon
Their Colleagues Fraser University)
» Dr. Keren Ketko Ayali (Israel)1, Dr. Yonty Friesem (United States)2 (1.
Oranim Academic College, 2. Columbia College Chicago)
Participatory communication and production of space in Ex-situ
poverty alleviation relocation communities of rural Baiku Yao
Engaging Culturally Relevant Approaches in Media Literacy - For » Ms. Xiaoyu Chen (China)1 (1. Guangxi arts university)
and By Black Youth in Toronto
» Dr. Kisha McPherson (Canada)1 (1. Toronto Metropolitan University)
De-dependency:the Sinicization Path of Development
communication Theory and Practice from the Perspective of the
Collaborative transnational teaching: Weaving together for a Global South
globalised media and communication education » Prof. Piyu Gong (China)1, Prof. Zhenyu Hu (China)2, Ms. Zhenyi Ni
» Dr. Valerie Cooper (New Zealand)1, Dr. Veronica Yepez-Reyes (China)1 (1. School of Humanities, Tianjin University of Finance and
(Ecuador)2, Dr. Wajiha Raza Rizvi (Pakistan)3 (1. Victoria University of Economics, 2. School of Communication and Journalism,Tianjin Normal
Wellington, 2. Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Ecuador, 3. Film University)
Museum Society | Beaconhouse National University)

16:00 Panel : GEN-12

Nurturing Intersectional Digital Identities through Community-
GEN - Celebrity worship, fashion, and fandom
Led Social Media Education
Venue - Te Pae Conway 4
» Ms. Thilakshi Mallawa Arachchi (Australia)1 (1. Western Sydney
University) Organised by: Dr. Michelle Ho (Singapore)

Public memory as public education: Terry Fox, museum media, “It’s Freeing, Guys Have Alot Of Expectations On Their Shoulders":
and the indigenizing of a national hero Creating Feminist Realities Through The Wearing Of Virtual
Fashion In Decentraland.
» Dr. Derek Foster (Canada)1 (1. Brock University)
» Ms. Wi En Ng (Singapore)1 (1. National University of Singapore)

16:00 Panel : PCR-6

PCR - Participation, communication for development and social Gender Perspectives on Body Image in Chinese Adult Fan
change Communities: Exploring the Impact of Celebrity Worship and
Venue - Te Pae Conway 2 Social Dynamics
Organised by: Dr. Valentina Baú (Australia) » Ms. Xuan Deng (China)1 (1. Shanghai University)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July 16:00 Panel : GEN-3

GEN - Digital queer cultures, intimacies, and movements
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 5
Feminism & Digital Fandom: Contradictions in Chinese Fan
Culture, Case of K-pop Star Lisa Organised by: Dr. Elena Maydell (New Zealand)
» Ms. Qiuli Tong (China)1, Ms. Minghui Zhu (China)2, Ms. JING WEN
(China)3 (1. Beijing Normal University, 2. University of Washington, 3.
university of washtington) Decolonising the gendered history of Aotearoa New Zealand:
Weaving Takatāpui identity into queer spaces
» Dr. Elena Maydell (New Zealand)1 (1. Massey University Wellington)
Emotional Reconstruction and Empowerment Dilemma: A
Qualitative Study of Chinese Middle-aged and Older Female Fans
on DouYin
» Ms. Yuni Ou (China)1 (1. 202222110104@[Link]) Cooperation and Resistance: Chorus as a Distinct Form of
Communication Practice for Queer Individuals in China—A
Constructing Grounded Study of the Beijing Queer Chorus
16:00 Panel : JRE-5 » Mr. Xuanang Ma (China)1, Ms. Zichen Shan (China)2 (1. Sichuan
JRE - Journalism practice across regions and cultures III & Section University, China, 2. Communication University of China)
Business Meeting
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 4
Organised by: Dr. Sadia Jamil (Singapore) The Use of Smell as a Communicative Tool by Trans and
Nonbinary People
The Role of Mobile Media in Political Journalism in Pakistan » Dr. Gwyn Easterbrook-Smith (New Zealand)1 (1. Massey University
» Mr. Muhammad Adnan (Australia)1, Prof. Brett Hutchins (Australia)1, Wellington)
Dr. Stephanie Brookes (Australia)1 (1. Monash University)

How is Chinese Solutions Journalism Network being built? “Are we polyamorists queer too?”: (Non)queer identity-making
Findings from participant observation and in-depth interviews process in South Korean polyamory communities
with 23 professionals study » Dr. Jungyoung Kim (Singapore)1 (1. National University of Singapore)
» Mr. Shixin Hu (China)1, Prof. Xianling Chen (China)2 (1. Sun Yat-sen
University, 2. Shenzhen University)
Negotiating Christianity and Homosexuality in the Post-Colonial
From "Intrusion" to "Integration" : Discourse Construction of era: A Qualitative study on Christian Homosexual Youths in Kenya
Platform Media Organizations in the Social Media Era in China » Ms. Yifan Gao (China)1 (1. Tsinghua University)
» Ms. Aisheng Li (China)1, Ms. Zhongxing Fu (China)1 (1. Fudan
University School of Journalism)
16:00 Panel : SPS-4
Beyond Western Eyes: International video journalism awards in SPS - Special Session / International Roundtable on Public Media
South Korea and inherent challenges in fostering de-westernized Policy (sponsored by RNZ)
journalistic norms. Venue - Distinction Hotel Cathedral South
» Mr. Woochul Kim (Canada)1 (1. Simon Fraser university) Organised by: Peter Thompson (New Zealand)

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Continued from Tuesday, 2 July

Responses to Attacks Against Journalists: A Comparative Study of
Mexico and Brazil
» Mr. Joao Ozawa (United States)1, Dr. Celeste González de Bustamante
» Speakers: Paul Thompson (CE, RNZ and President, Public Media (United States)1 (1. University of Texas at Austin)
Alliance), Wouter Gekiere (European Broadcasting Union, Head of the
Brussels Office), Shane Taurima (CE, Whakaata Māori), Don Mann (CE,
Pacific Radio Network), Margaret Cassidy (Community Broadcasting
Foundation and former head, ABC national radio networks) and Fiona
Martin (The University of Sydney) Wednesday, 3 July

16:00 Panel : HEC-16 General

08:00
HEC - Health Communication Working Group Business Meeting Registration
Venue - Distinction Hotel Cathedral North Venue - Te Pae Convention Centre
Organised by: Prof. ELIZA GOVENDER (South Africa)

08:30 Panel : INC-7

16:00 Panel : INC-6 INC - Landscape of International Politics, Media and News
INC - International News, Journalists and Televised Events Venue - Te Pae Dobson 1
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 1 Organised by: Prof. Karen Arriaza Ibarra (Spain)
Organised by: Prof. Sudeshna Roy (United States)

Consumo Mediático y Orientación Política: Un Estudio sobre las

How audiences accept international news from Chinese media: Elecciones en España 2023
mixed-methods study on content frames and acceptance » Dr. Angel Rubio (Spain)1, Dr. Dimitrina Jivkova Semova (Spain)1, Dr.
» Prof. Li Tian (China)1, Ms. Kun Bi (China)1, Ms. Yan Sun (Singapore)2 (1. Andrea Donofrio (Spain)1 (1. Universidad Complutense de Madrid)
School of New Media, Peking University, 2. Nanyang Technological
University)
An analyze on the role of the globalization of media industry on
the exchange of diversified civilizations
The Trials of the Gangs: Remaking Youth on Television in the 1990s » Ms. Xu Chen (China)1 (1. Communication University of China)
» Dr. Clovis BERGERE (Qatar)1 (1. Northwestern University Qatar)

Russia Today (RT) and the Expansion of National Media Systems

Globalising and Deglobalising International News Media: An » Dr. Kareem El Damanhoury (United States)1, Dr. Carol Winkler (United
Analysis of the Implications of China’s CGTN Europe's License States)2, Dr. Virginia Massignan (United States)2, Mrs. Mor Yachin
Revocation in the UK (United States)2, Ms. Katerina Papatheodorou (United States)2 (1.
» Dr. Xin Xin (United Kingdom)1 (1. University of Westminster) University of Denver, 2. Georgia State University)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July 08:30 Panel : HEC-8

HEC - Reflections on Climate Change and Covid - 19 pandemic
engagement
Media systems’ evolution in European consolidated democracies – Venue - Distinction Hotel Cathedral North
The cases of Spain and Sweden
Organised by: Prof. ELIZA GOVENDER (South Africa)
» Prof. Karen Arriaza Ibarra (Spain)1, Prof. Lars Nord (Sweden)2 (1.
Universidad Complutense de Madrid, 2. Mid-Sweden University)
Risk Communication Mechanism in Health Communication
Transnational Trends in Misinformation: A Comparative Analysis Ecosystem: Research on Climate Change
Across Eight Countries » Ms. Fei Ge (China)1 (1. Communication University of China (CUC))
» Dr. Regina Cazzamatta (Germany)1 (1. erfurt)
The Impact of Social Presence and Uncertainty Reduction on
08:30 Panel : POP-9 Social Media: Promoting Audience Engagement after the
POP - Fans’ Labour Pandemic
Venue - Te Pae Conway 1 » Ms. Yitong Zhao (China)1, Prof. Jing Yu (China)2 (1. School of Politics
Organised by: Prof. Yongliang Gao (China) and International Relations, East China Normal University, 2. School of
Communication, East China Normal University)

“Layered Emotions”: A Multidimensional Perspective on Fan

Digital Labor in Fan Circles —An Ethnographic Observation of The Communication Practices from Public Health to
Jackson Yee's Fan Community on Weibo Peacebuilding: A Systematic Review
» Ms. yidi Luo (China)1, Ms. Chenlu Chen (China)2, Dr. Chengzhang Zhu » Mr. Qiupeng Wang (China)1, Dr. Kai Kuang (China)1 (1. School of
(China)3, Dr. Jie Feng (China)3, Dr. Yalong Xiao (China)1 (1. School of Journalism and Communication, Tsinghua University)
Humanities,Central South University, 2. Massey University, 3. Central
South University)
Exploring alternative health Facebook groups in the COVID-19
“We are fans, but also female workers prioritizing data”: Affective pandemic: An automated content analysis through structural
Labor of Chinese Fans Intertwined with Datafication, Subjectivity, topic modelling
and Exploitation » Ms. Yuanyuan Wu (Singapore)1, Dr. Ozan Kuru (Singapore)1 (1.
» Ms. Wei Lu (China)1, Dr. Xianwen Kuang (China)2 (1. None, 2. Xi’an National University of Singapore)
Jiaotong – Liverpool University)

But first, we need time to get to know each other: Meeting ethics
How to Extend Beyond Pseudo Intimacy: A Study on Fans requirements in research with vulnerable peoples.
Yingyuan Practices to Entertainment Idols in Three Countries
» Ms. Deborah Parker (New Zealand)1 (1. University of Canterbury)
» Ms. Jiaying Liu (China)1, Prof. Jiang Qiaolei (China)1 (1. School of
Journalism and Communication, Tsinghua University)
08:30 Panel : AUD-7
The Digital Amusement Hunters: Fandom, intimate public of AUD - Challenge of information: trust and disinformation
trolling practices, and online censorship in China Venue - Crowne Plaza Golden Fleece
» Ms. Yiming Wang (Netherlands)1 (1. Maastricht University) Organised by: Dr. Asta Zelenkauskaite (Lithuania)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July Hottest Year on Record: International Media Representation of
Marginalized Voices in News of Climate Change
» Dr. Elizabeth Burch (United States)1 (1. Sonoma State University)
Beyond the Uncanny Valley: How Does the Level of Perceived
Anthropomorphism in AI News Anchors Affect User Acceptance?
(Non) Reporting of the Causes and Effects of Climate Change
» Prof. Yuanxin Wang (China)1, Mrs. Qi Zhu (China)2, Ms. Zhuoyan Han
(China)1 (1. Minzu University of China, 2. School of New Media, Peking » Prof. Linda-Jean Kenix (New Zealand)1 (1. University of Canterbury)
University)
What influences public climate change beliefs in China? A
COVID-19 Vaccine Information Scanning and Seeking: What Do proposal of three-dimensional conceptualization and the role of
Digital Natives Use and Trust? environmental values.
» Dr. Nien-Tsu Chen (United States)1, Dr. Kimmy Kee (United States)1, » Mr. Zhipeng Zhang (China)1 (1. School of journalism and
Dr. Bianca Villalobos (United States)2, Ms. Miriam Ortiz (United States)2, Communication, Tsinghua University)
Dr. HyeSun Lee (United States)1 (1. California State University Channel
Islands, 2. University of Texas Rio Grande Valley) Episodic Advancement of Climate Action: A Systematic Literature
Review of Post-Paris Agreement Campaigns on Climate Change
The Code of Palworld : Political Metaphors of Chinese youth in a » Mr. . HEMANT (India)1, Mr. Aditya Ojha (India)2 (1. Central University
Virtual Game of Haryana, 2. Indira Gandhi National Open University)
» Mr. Qianhui Ju (China)1, Mr. Yufan Yang (China)1 (1. Communication
University of China) Communicating through Community in the Wonnarua Woodlands
of the Hunter Valley, NSW
Between graphical 'excellence‘, literacy, and polysemy: A bi- » Dr. Chloe Killen (Australia)1, Prof. Phillip McIntyre (Australia)1, Prof.
national study of political visualization reception Matthew Hayward (Australia)1, Mr. Luke Foster (Australia)2, Ms. Lucinda
» Dr. Eedan Amit-Danhi (Netherlands)1, Prof. Christian Pentzold Ransom (Australia)2, Mr. Aaron Mulcahy (Australia)2, Ms. Tara Dever
(Germany)2, Dr. Thomas Rakebrand (Germany)2 (1. Centre for Media (Australia)3 (1. University of Newcastle, 2. NSW DCCEEW, 3. Mindaribba
and Journalism Studies, Univeristy of Groningen, 2. Leipzig University) Local Aboriginal Land Council)

How social bots impacts public opinion and guides audience-text 08:30 Panel : CPT-7
interaction on Sina Weibo CPT - Policy approaches to content moderation and wellbeing
» Ms. Wang Shiqi (China)1 (1. Beijing university of posts and Venue - Turanga Library TSB Space
telecommunications)
Organised by: Prof. Andrea Medrado (United Kingdom)

Integrating Media Literacy Education in Community Colleges: The

case of Taiwan The Longer the Mute, the More Positive the Discourse: Exploring
the Impact of Short-term Silencing on Language Expression
» Prof. Hui Wen Liu (Taiwan)1 (1. National Chengchi University)
» Ms. Chuanzhen Bian (China)1 (1. Shanghai University)

08:30 Panel : ESR-3

A new universal service: alternatives to commercial
ESR - Climate Change: Communication, Media and Journalism I dissemination of public interest information
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 4 » Dr. Eduardo Villanueva-Mansilla (Peru)1 (1. Pontificia Universidad
Organised by: Dr. Hanna E Morris (Canada) Católica del Perú)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July 08:30 Panel : VIC-7

VIC - De/Re/colonization, Semiotic Analyses and Hollywood,
Bollywood and Nollywood
Navigating 'Distant' Contexts: Enhancing Social Media Content Venue - Novotel Hotel Waimakariri room 1
Moderation Decisions with Insights from the Ethiopian Experience
Organised by: Dr. Mason Allred (United States)
» Mr. Dagim Afework Mekonnen (Australia)1 (1. Queensland University
of Technology)
Capturing Hula: Cameras, Movement, and the (de/re)Colonization
Demystifying Harmful Content about Wellbeing on YouTube and of Hawaiian Dance
TikTok » Dr. Mason Allred (United States)1 (1. Brigham Young University-
» Prof. Weiyu Zhang (Singapore)1, Mr. Wei Yang Ho (Singapore)2 (1. Hawaii)
National University of Singapore, 2. TrueScope Ltd)
The Cross-cultural Matriarch in an Age of Chaos: A social semiotic
08:30 Panel : MPS-6 approach to images of Asian Mother in Michelle Yeoh’s Hollywood
MPS - AI Technologies blockbusters
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 3 » Dr. Yuan Tian (China)1 (1. Macao Polytechnic University)
Organised by: Mr. Justin Cheung (Singapore)
The visual discourse of gratitude in China’s humanitarian images:
An integrated model for examining news media effects on public A social semiotic analysis
perceptions of autonomous delivery drones » Dr. Zhen Sun (Macao)1 (1. Macau University of Science and
» Prof. Shirley Ho (Singapore)1, Mr. Justin Cheung (Singapore)1, Ms. Technology)
Wenqi Tan (Singapore)1 (1. Nanyang Technological University)
The Cinematic Canvas of War: Analyzing the 1971 Bangladesh
From Darwinism to Dataism: The Mechanisms of AIGC-Driven Liberation War in Indian Cinema
Cultural Evolution » Ms. Nishat Parvez (United States)1, Dr. ASM Asaduzzaman
» Dr. Xinyuan Zhang (China)1, Prof. Ke Xue (China)1 (1. Shanghai Jiao (Bangladesh)2 (1. University of Oregon School of Journalism and
Tong University) Communication, 2. University of Dhaka)

Online human-robot interaction: an information ecology Examining the visual construction of the “other” in postcolonial
perspective on the public opinion impact of social bots in reversal African films: A critical discourse analysis of Nollywood films
news
» Mr. Bakidzanani Dube (Czech Republic)1 (1. Institute of
» Ms. Wenhui Liang (China)1 (1. School of Literature and Journalism, Communication Studies and Journalism (ICJS), Faculty of Social
Sichuan University) Sciences, Charles University, Prague)

Online Mobilization in the Comments Section: Users' Attempts to Panel : MSD-1

Address Inequality in "Algorithmic Games" - Based on Data from 08:30
China's Major Social Media Platforms (2023) MSD - Conflicting Paradigms for Media Sector Development?
» Mr. Yifan Wang (China)1 (1. Television School, Communication Venue - Crowne Plaza Gartner room and Ellis room
University of China) Organised by: Prof. Jairo Lugo-Ocando (United Arab Emirates)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July How does technology pursue legitimation--Research on the
application of office automation software in the Chinese
government's digital reform
Media Devolvement: Toward a New Research Paradigm » Ms. jiamin liu (China)1, Dr. Xuqi Wan (China)2 (1. School of Politics and
» Dr. Carolyn Byerly (United States)1, Dr. Victor Pickard (United States)2 International Relations, East China Normal University, 2. School of
(1. Howard University, 2. University of Pennsylvania) Journalism, Fudan University)

Emotionalized State-led Nationalism: Nationalism in China’s

An Assessment of Operations of East African Media Coalitions and Official Online Propaganda
their Advocacy Agenda for Media Freedom
» Dr. Zifan Man (Hong Kong)1 (1. School of Journalism, Fudan
» Dr. Dorothy Njoroge (Kenya)1 (1. United States International University)
University - Africa)

Institutional Escape and Proximity: International News Narratives

Collision of points: A study of the effect of editorial policies on within Authoritarian States (A Case Study of China's CCTV News
employees' work attitudes in media institutions, based on in- Broadcasts, 2006-2023)
depth interviews with 12 foreign employees of CGTN » Ms. Hanrong Zhang (China)1, Dr. Yaotian Zhang (China)1, Prof. Cheng-
» Mr. Huining Liu (China)1, Ms. Zhe Li (China)1 (1. Communication Jun Wang (China)1 (1. Nanjing University)
University of China)

Xinwen Lianbo as a Mediatized Ritual: Construction of Party-State

Identity in China
Conflict and Compromise: Media Practitioners' Perception and
» Mr. Hung-Yen Hsu (Taiwan)1, Prof. Mei-Ling Hsu (Taiwan)1 (1. College
Acceptance of AI Technology via a Field Theory Lens
of Communication, National Chengchi University)
» Prof. Runping Zhu (China)1, Mr. Fang Zheng (China)2, Mr. Jianzhou LU
(China)2, Mr. Zhipeng Ma (China)3, Ms. Wanrong Li (China)3, Ms. Bingyu
Liu (China)3, Ms. Tiantian TANG (China)3 (1. Lanzhou, 2. Haifeng 08:30 Panel : HIS-4
Technology, 3. Lanzhou University) HIS - Women, Gender and (In)Visibility
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 3
08:30 Panel : CPN-3 Organised by: Dr. Beate Josephi (Australia)
CPN - Authoritarian narratives: digital governance and media
manipulation in China and Russia
Can We Define Ourselves? —Chinese Women’s Discourses in
Venue - Novotel Hotel Waimakariri room 2 Linglong Magazine in the Early Republican Era
Organised by: Prof. Lerong Jia (China) » Ms. Mengyuan Chen (United States)1 (1. University of Maryland)

The use of "soft power" in the context of Russia Invisible and Replaced: The Unrevealed Female Ghost Workers in
» Prof. Lerong Jia (China)1, Mrs. Yuetong Wang (China)2 (1. the History of Information Technology Development from the
Communication University of China, 2. Communication University of Perspective of Media Archaeology
China) » Ms. Keyu Zhang (China)1 (1. Peking University)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July Decolonizing promotion: The progressive potential of centring the
margins of promotional scholarship
» Prof. Lee Edwards (United Kingdom)1, Dr. César Jiménez-Martínez
Competition and Cooperation: A Study of the Construction of (United Kingdom)1, Prof. Debashish Munshi (New Zealand)2, Dr.
Mediated Traumatic Memory of "Comfort Women" in China, Japan Mahuya Pal (United States)3 (1. London School of Economics and
and Korea (1949-2023) Political Science, 2. University of Waikato, 3. University of South
» Ms. Yi Shi (China)1 (1. Shanghai International Studies University) Florida)

Ethical sense in a digital world: A sociopragmatics analysis of

Towards "controlling our own images": Visual culture, translation ethical guides: the case of the Austrian PR Ethics Council guide.
and Arab women
» Prof. Jo Katambwe (Canada)1 (1. Université du Québec à Trois-
» Dr. Mariam Karim (Qatar)1 (1. Northwestern University Qatar) Rivières)

Oral History of Women in Communications, Voices from the When Corporate Social Responsibility Expectations Encounter
Global South: United Arab Emirates Moral and Cultural Conflicts: The Response and Communication
» Prof. Tevhide Serra Gorpe (United Arab Emirates)1, Dr. Karima Behavior of Local Consumers in Multinational Corporate Crises
Mohamed Abdelaziz (United Arab Emirates)1 (1. University of Sharjah,) » Ms. Hanxu Zhou (China)1, Prof. Zhenfang Li (China)1 (1. Huazhong
University of Science and Technology)

08:30 Panel : ETH-6

08:30 Panel : ESN-5
ETH - Social Responsibility at the Forefront
ESN - Communication and Sociocultural Perspectives
Venue - Novotel Hotel Ashley room
Venue - Distinction Hotel Worchester
Organised by: Dr. Tobias Eberwein (Austria)
Organised by: Dr. Steph Hill (United Kingdom)

The values we share: Towards an inclusive ethics of dialogic Gibbs Reloaded: A "Proflective" Framework for Confronting Race
communication and 'Remoteness' in Qualitative Studies
» Dr. Tobias Eberwein (Austria)1, Dr. Laura Amigo (Switzerland)2, Ms. » Ms. Ruona Meyer (Germany)1, Mr. Elias Hedkvist (Sweden)2 (1. De
Sophie Duvekot (Netherlands)3, Prof. Kristina Juraite (Lithuania)4, Dr. Montfort University, 2. Stockholm University)
Jernej Kaluza (Slovenia)5, Prof. Epp Lauk (Lithuania)4, Dr. Mari-Liisa
Parder (Estonia)6, Ms. Marie Rathmann (Austria)1, Dr. Krisztina
Rozgonyi (Austria)1, Dr. Elina Tolonen (Finland)7 (1. Austrian Academy of Research on Social Search Behavior of Virtual Community Users
Sciences, 2. Università della Svizzera italiana, 3. Hogeschool Utrecht, 4. Based on Social Cognitive Theory
Vytautas Magnus University, 5. University of Ljubljana, 6. University of
Tartu, 7. Tampere University) » Ms. Zhiyi SHEN (China)1 (1. Nanjing Normal University)

Manifold Medialities, Platformised Educational Knowledge and

An Analysis of the infringements on the rights of child performers Imaginaries of Cultural Capital: A Material-Discursive Analysis of
in the working environment of the media industry in China Children's Reading Media in China
» Mr. Hailong Yu (China)1, Mr. Zhifeng Wang (China)2 (1. » Ms. Yu Jiang (China)1 (1. School of Journalism and Communication,
Yu_sunset481@[Link], 2. cucfrankwang@[Link]) Renmin University of China)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July 08:30 Panel : MER-4

MER - Lifelong Media Education
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 2
Engaging employees in a hybrid working culture: Communicative
construction of organisational identification Organised by: Dr. Oscar Mario Miranda Villanueva (Mexico)
» Mrs. Pranitha Devulapally (New Zealand)1, Dr. Juan Liang (New
Zealand)2 (1. Pranitha Devulapally, 2. Nelson Marlborough Institute of Digital Memory and The Continuation of Childhood:How Mediated
Technology) Childhood Memories Influence Individual Life Course,
Intergenerational Culture and Digital Parenting Behaviours？
The Labor Process of Data Annotation Workers in Rural China: an » Dr. Lin Qi (China)1 (1. Nanjing University)
Alienated Labor Perspective
» Ms. xi wang (China)1, Ms. Yao Yao (China)2 (1. Guizhou Radio TV Enhancing Elderly Media Literacy through Collaborative
Station, 2. Zhejiang university) Learning：A Novel Media Education Model
» Ms. Zhiwei Zhou (China)1 (1. School of Media and Communication,
Shanghai Jiao Tong University)
08:30 Panel : POL-9
POL - Political polarization
Bridging the Gap: Interventions Platforms in Early Childhood
Venue - Te Pae Conway 5
Family Education for LGBTQ Families
Organised by: Dr. Yuan Zhong (Singapore)
» Dr. Quhai SHI (China)1 (1. Chongqing Technology and Business
University)
Platform Matters: The Impact of Social Media Affordances on
Polarization
Work hard or carpe diem? The relationship between adolescents’
» Dr. Yuan Zhong (China)1 (1. Fudan University) new media consumption and possible selves
» Ms. Xiaoyu Ye (China)1 (1. Shanghai Jiao tong)
Affective Polarization and hate speech on Facebook: The case of
Spanish General Elections
Young Voices Creating News: An Opportunity to Decolonize Media
» Dr. Juan Antonio Guevara (Spain)1, Dr. Daniel Gómez (Spain)1, Dr. Education in Schools
Clara Simon de Blas (Spain)2, Dr. José Manuel Robles (Spain)1, Dr. Belén
» Mrs. Rayen Condeza Dall'Orso (Chile)1 (1. Pontificia Universidad
Casas-Mas (Spain)1 (1. Universidad Complutense de Madrid, 2.
Católica de Chile)
Universidad Rey Juan Carlos)

A Study on the Internet Rights of Child Influencers on TikTok:

In the Name of Righteousness: The Interplay of Moralized
Protection and Empowerment
Discussion and Group Polarization
» Prof. Yiqun Geng (China)1, Ms. ruan ya (China)2 (1. Communication
» Ms. Yiming LIU (China)1, Prof. Baohua Zhou (China)1 (1. Fudan
University of China, 2. Communication University of China)
University)

08:30 Panel : MPA-2

Can Disagreement Balance Bias? Pathways from Incidental and
Selective Exposure to Affective Polarization MPA - Digital technologies and media production
» Mr. Haotian Zhao (China)1, Ms. Youmeng liu (China)1 (1. Huazhong Venue - Turanga Library Spark Place
University of Science and Technology) Organised by: Prof. Concha Edo (Spain)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July “Chase a check，never chase a bitch”: Examining sigma men and
their masculinity on China’s social media Douyin
» Mr. chenshuo lin (China)1 (1. School of Journalism and
Algorithmic Mystique and Backdoors: Content Creators’ Adapting Communication, Jinan University)
Recommendation Algorithms in China
» Dr. Enze Liu (China)1 (1. Fudan University)
An exploratory analysis of Strategies and Dilemmas of
Constructing "Male Virtue"（Nande） in Chinese Feminist
Discourse
Holding studio operations in check, using Czech: language
management in the work of internationals in Czech video game » Ms. Linzhen She (China)1, Ms. Xiaoyan LIU (China)1 (1. Wuhan
companies University)
» Mr. Jan Houška (Czech Republic)1 (1. Charles University)
Deconstructing Masculinity: Women in Chinese Heavy Metal and
Hardcore Music Scene
“Old-timer，New-timer”: The "Two Realities" of Aural Narrative » Ms. Kezhu Chai (China)1 (1. Shanghai Jiao Tong University)
Model in Classical Novel Podcasting
» Prof. Miaotong Yuan (China)1 (1. Communication University of China
(CUC)) Varieties of Chinese men courting abroad: How China imagines
national relationships through transnational marriages
» Ms. Tiantian Chen (China)1 (1. Wuhan University)
The Disappearing Producers？ The Boundary Interaction Between
the Creative Class of Chinese Television Programs and Digital
Platforms and the Reproduction of Professional Culture 08:30 Panel : GEN-17
» Dr. Yuan TIAN (China)1 (1. Zhejiang university) GEN - The digital mirror: #Activism, beauty duty, and food and body
stigmas
Venue - Te Pae Conway 4
08:30 Panel : GEN-13 Organised by: Dr. Yosra Jarrar (Jordan)
GEN - #Toxic Masculinity: Sigma men, male virtues and resistance
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 5
Food, bodies, and stigmas: Self-representation of eating
Organised by: Dr. Elja Roy (United States) disordered women in Chinese social media
» Ms. Jialu Sun (United States)1 (1. Annenberg School for
Toxic Masculinity and the Rebirth of Angry Young Man in Indian Communication and Journalism, University of Southern California)
Cinema
» Dr. Elja Roy (United States)1 (1. University of Memphis) The Digital Mirror in Ideal Forms: Exploring the Digital Impact on
Body Perception among Female and Male Students in Cyprus
» Dr. Yosra Jarrar (Jordan)1, Ms. Lujain Ammar (Jordan)2, Dr. Gabriel E.
Hashtags of "Avoiding Men": Algorithmic Resistance of Young Nweke (Nigeria)3 (1. Associate Professor of Communication and
Chinese Women on Xiaohongshu Information Studies at the American University in Dubai, 2. research
» Prof. Qin Wang (China)1, Ms. Ying Cong (China)2 (1. Media and Gender assistant and Communication and Information Studies (B.C.I.S.)
Institute,Communication University of China., 2. Institute of student at the American University in Dubai, 3. Assistant professor of
Communication Studies，Communication University of China) psychology, humanities faculty, Girne American University)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July Transnational Fact-Checking Alliances and Collaborative

Journalism: Examining the impact on the LatamChequea-
Coronavirus Network
» Dr. Luisa Martínez (Spain)1, Dr. Iliana Ferrer (Spain)1 (1. Universitat
Intersectionality in feminist hashtag activism: Examining Chinese Autònoma de Barcelona)
women empowerment in digital community discussing beauty
duty
The dual role of platform power: a case study of fact-checking in
» Ms. Zhiting Zhang (United States)1 (1. University of Missouri)
partnership with Meta in the face of right-wing attacks
» Ms. Sushi Das (Australia)1 (1. RMIT University)

Gossip to Resist: Chinese Female Users Negotiating the Precarity How much is news credibility worth? A perspective on CBBE and
of Transforming Algorithmic Gossip into Resistance on RED news emotionality.
» Ms. Chen Fan (Netherlands)1 (1. University of Amsterdam) » Dr. Victoria Chen (Taiwan)1 (1. National Chung Cheng Univ)

Panel : JRE-7 08:30 Panel : JRE-12

08:30
JRE - Professional journalism: The emerging ethical issues offline JRE - Journalism research from diverse perspectives II
and online I Venue - Te Pae Conway 2
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 4 Organised by: Dr. Maja Simunjak (United Kingdom)
Organised by: Dr. Victoria Chen (Taiwan)
The 5W+1H of managing emotions in journalism
» Dr. Maja Simunjak (United Kingdom)1 (1. Middlesex University
Investigating “Credibility” in News and Journalism Research: A London)
Systematic Review of the Changing Nature of Credibility Concerns
over the Last 10 Years
Reawakening Journalism’s Relationship with its Audience.
» Dr. Shangyuan Wu (Singapore)1 (1. National University of Singapore) “Weaving people together” at an interactional, organizational,
and societal level
» Prof. Wiebke Loosen (Germany)1 (1. Leibniz Institute for Media
Fact-checking as a Developing Genre in Journalism: Professional Research - Hans Bredow Institute)
Perspectives and Practices
» Dr. Bogdan Oprea (Romania)1, Prof. Soledad Arreguez Manozzo Trust for Fun or For Information? Unravelling the Effect of
(Argentina)2, Prof. Navarrete Marcela Haydeé (Argentina)3, Prof. Louis- Accompanying Audio-visual Cues in Digital Short Video News on
Marie Kakdeu (Cameroon)4, Prof. Bintan Humeira (Indonesia)5, Dr. News Credibility: The Mediating Roles of Perceived Enjoyment and
Hazhan Ahmed (Iraq)6, Prof. Ali Abdullah Saleh (Iraq)7, Prof. Joanna Perceived Informativeness
Azar (Lebanon)8, Prof. Florin Cepraga (Netherlands)9, Prof. Alev Yücel » Ms. Yao Chu (China)1 (1. School of Media and Communication,
(Turkey)10, Prof. Peter Kravčák (Slovakia)11 (1. University of Bucharest, 2. Shanghai Jiao Tong University)
Argentine Catholic University, 3. National University of San Luis, 4.
University of Maroua, 5. UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta, 6. Kurdistan The Innovation of News Organization Production Model in User
Technical University, 7. Erbil Polytechnic University, 8. Holy Spirit Community Operation
University of Kaslik- USEK, 9. University of Amsterdam, 10. Istanbul
Bilgi University, 11. The Catholic University in Ružomberok) » Ms. zhaojuan liu (China)1, Prof. Xi Zhuang (China)1 (1. Nanjing Normal
University)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July Strategies to foster knowledge and human rights-based
engagement to counter hate speech
» Speakers: Cynthia Miller Idriss (Professor at the School of Public
Affairs and School of Education American University of Washington
The Platformization of Chinese Digital Cultural Production: From D.C., and author of the UNESCO publication “Addressing hate speech
Contingent Practice to Traceable Trend through education: a guide for policy-makers”), Alissa Wahid (National
» Ms. Vivian Kwan (China)1 (1. Nanjing Normal University) Director of GUSDURIan Network Indonesia), Emmanuel C Lallana
(member of the I4T Knowledge Network and Chief Executive of
ideacorp), Caroline Flora (Chief Censor, New Zealand Classification
Panel : PSM-1 Office) and Robin Mansell (Professor Emerita of New Media and the
08:30 Internet at London School of Economics)
PSM - Colonialism and Capture
Venue - Distinction Hotel Cathedral South
08:30 Panel : POP-13
Organised by: Anis Rahman
POP - Embracing Technologies
Venue - Te Pae Conway 3
Shrinking spaces for communities in India's iniquitous media eco Organised by: Ms. Jiahui Xing (Australia)
system: Conflating colonial legacies and nation building
challenges
» Prof. Sanjay Bharthur (India)1 (1. Manipal Institute of Communication, The Rise of AI Singers in China: The New Frontier of Popular Music
MAHE) or a Threat to Human Expression?
» Ms. Yingzixuan Zhang (China)1, Ms. Kaixuan Niu (China)1, Prof. Zhian
Zhao (China)1 (1. Communication University of China (CUC))

"All That Glitters is Not Gold": How Public Service Media in

Southeast Asia are Captured
Digital Threats or Opportunities? Navigating the Tension between
» Mr. Yujia Cheng (Hong Kong)1, Mr. Chak Ho Samuel Li (Taiwan)2 (1.
Suzhou Embroidery’s Tradition and Modern Popular Culture in the
Department of Journalism, Hong Kong Baptist University, 2. College of
Digital Age
Communication, National Chengchi University)
» Dr. Boyuan Wang (China)1, Dr. Yifei Li (China)1 (1. School of Media and
Communication, Shanghai Jiao Tong University)

From Sino-Japan to Taiwan-Japan Exchange on Co-production

between Public Broadcasters-An advancing on current democratic
media alliance or contesting the history of colonialism Human–technology entanglement in digital-human themed talent
shows programs: Multi-interactivity of biopower in Alter Ego
» Prof. Hamilton Cheng (Taiwan)1 (1. Bachelor's Program of Mass
Communication, Fu Jen Catholic University) » Prof. Yupei Zhao (China)1, Ms. Wanyan Wu (China)1, Prof. Hong Zhang
(China)1 (1. Zhejiang university)

08:30 Panel : SPS-7

SPS - Partner Session / UNESCO The Multimedia System of A Collaborative Writing Community: A
Virtual Ethnography of Backrooms Chinese Wikidot
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 2
» Mr. Sunny Ye (China)1 (1. Nanjing University)
Organised by: Ana Lomtadze

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July Engaging with and Listening to Neurodiverse Comics Creators
» Dr. Katerina Bryant (Australia)1, Dr. Jessica White (Australia)1, Dr.
Jeanne-Marie Viljoen (Australia)1, Dr. Aaron Humphrey (Australia)2, Ms.
Pop Mart Blind Box Consumed in China: Cultural Transduction Jo Mignone (Australia)1, Dr. Kylie Cardell (Australia)3 (1. University of
under Intertextuality and glocalization South Australia, 2. Adelaide University, 3. Flinders University)
» Mr. RAN ZHAO (China)1 (1. School of Journalism and Communication,
Renmin University of China) General
10:00
Coffee break
08:30 Panel : COA-1 Venue - Exhibition Hall 1 and 2 - Te Pae Convention Centre
COA - Comic and narratives
Venue - Crowne Plaza Oram room
Organised by: Ms. Qiyun Zhang (China)
10:30 Panel : CAM-2
A Study on the Chinese Animation Image of Monkey King CAM - Identity, Inclusion and Solidarity
» Ms. Mingzhu Fang (China)1 (1. School of Media and Communication, Venue - Turanga Library Activity room
Shanghai Jiao Tong University) Organised by: Dr. Juan Ramos (Colombia)

The Subjectivity discourse of Indigenous Peoples We Media in

Reconstructing the Wuxia World through Relations: The "Jianghu" Taiwan
Space in Contemporary Chinese Comics
» Prof. FU YUEH LIN (Taiwan)1 (1. Chinese culture University)
» Ms. Zeyu Liu (China)1 (1. Journalism and Information Communication
School, Huazhong University of Science and Technology)
Big Things, Bigger Shadows: amplifying counter-colonial stories of
place through short films in Aotearoa
Animation Landscape and Fan Anime Pilgrimage: City Image » Dr. Maja Zonjić (New Zealand)1 (1. Te Herenga Waka | Victoria
Construction and Cultural Communication in Japanese Animation University of Wellington)
» Mr. LANGGE MO (China)1 (1. Nanjing Normal University)

Navigating Digital Transitions: An In-Depth Exploration of Digital

The Framing of Incest in Anime Media Literacy for Indigenous Communities—A Case Study of the
Soliga Tribe in India
» Mr. Enggar Mohammad (Indonesia)1, Dr. Annapurna Sinha
(Indonesia)1 (1. BINUS University International) » Prof. Venu Arora (India)1, Prof. Ramakrishnan Nagarajan (India)1 (1.
O.P. Jindal Global University)

Forgetting is the end of life" : Intercultural Life Narratives in Voice and Belonging: Exploring ways for ethnic community media
Cinema — An Analysis of Western Animation Discussions on to ‘welcome’ refugee and humanitarian migrant communities
Bilibili
» Prof. Susan Forde (Australia)1, Dr. Heather Anderson (Australia)1, Prof.
» Ms. Qiyun Zhang (China)1, Ms. Ke Zhao (China)2 (1. Wuhan University, Halim Rane (Australia)1, Dr. Poppy de Souza (Australia)2 (1. Griffith
2. Wuhan University, University of London) University, 2. University of New South Wales)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July Weaving a Non-Western Political Economy Critique of

International Public Diplomacy
» Prof. Tewodros Workneh (United States)1 (1. Kent State University)
Indigenizing Media Policy and Practice, Decolonizing Media Spaces
» Prof. Marian Bredin (Canada)1 (1. Brock University)
10:30 Panel : POP-10
POP - Post-capitalism and Subjectivities
Beyond Media Diversity – listening in to sovereign and self- Venue - Te Pae Conway 3
determined media
Organised by: Dr. Xianwen Kuang (China)
» Dr. Tanja Dreher (Australia)1, Dr. Sukhmani Khorana (Australia)1, Dr.
Poppy de Souza (Australia)1 (1. University of New South Wales)
"You are who you follow": Entrepreneur worship and subjective
experiences of "copresence" among tech entrepreneurs in China
10:30 Panel : POE-6
» Dr. Yanan Guo (China)1 (1. Assistant Professor)
POE - Universes of Praxis: An Exploration of Imaginaries
Venue - Turanga Library Spark Place
Organised by: Prof. Jeremy Swartz (United States) and Prof. Janet Wasko Post-materialism in Chinese Style: Rustic (Tuwei) video trend and
(United States) youth subjectivities in-between rural and hyper-modern
experiences
» Ms. Pengchengyue XU (Hong Kong)1, Ms. ZIDAN LUO (Hong Kong)1,
Rethinking Digital Labor, Media, and Platform: A Historical and Mr. Boheng Liu (Hong Kong)1, Mr. Antu Peng (Hong Kong)1, Ms. Wenxin
Comparative Perspective Zhu (Hong Kong)1 (1. The Chinese University of Hong Kong)
» Ms. Wenyu Liao (United States)1, Ms. Xinxin Chen (China)2, Mrs. Ping
Sun (China)3 (1. University of Pennsylvania, 2. University of Chinese
Academy of Social Sciences, 3. Chinese Academy of Social Sciences) Imagining “Ci Shan”: Exploring the Symbolic Meaning
Construction of Charitable Behavior Among Chinese Youth
» Mr. Xu ZHANG (China)1, Mr. Zuquan XIONG (China)2, Ms. Tiantian
Reflections about the Pluriverse and Communicative Justice from Tang (China)3, Mr. Bolun WANG (China)4 (1. University of Chinese
an Indigenous Perspective Academy of Social Sciences, 2. Hong Kong Baptist University, 3. Nanjing
» Prof. Eliana Herrera Huérfano (Colombia)1 (1. Corporación University, 4. China National Committee for The Wellbeing of The
Universitaria Minuto de Dios) Youth)

A Political Economy of Imaginaries: Universes of Metaphors Producing a post-postmodern space: An assemblage analysis of
the space of Macau’s Cotai Strip
» Prof. Janet Wasko (United States)1, Prof. Jeremy Swartz (United
States)2 (1. University of Oregon, 2. University of Oregon School of » Dr. Zhen Sun (Macao)1 (1. Macau University of Science and
Journalism and Communication) Technology)

Utopia is Not What It Used to Be 10:30 Panel : HEC-9

» Prof. Vincent Mosco (Canada)1, Dr. Peichi Chung (Hong Kong)2, Prof. HEC - How technology is ‘driving’ our health: Are we moving too fast?
Janet Wasko (United States)3 (1. Queen’s University, 2. Chinese Venue - Distinction Hotel Cathedral North
University of Hong Kong, 3. University of Oregon) Organised by: Dr. Muhammad Ittefaq (United States)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July Beyond the Screen: Investigating Chinese Audience
Interpretations of Great Heroine TV Series
» Ms. Liang Peng (New Zealand)1 (1. University of Canterbury)
Enhancing Social Work Practices: Integrating AI Technology
through Co-Design Enterprising Fandom: The Production, Circulation and Community
» Mr. Wayne Sing (Singapore)1, Mr. Yugin Tan (Singapore)1, Prof. of Transformative Work in Mainland China
Renwen Zhang (Singapore)1, Prof. Yi-Chieh Lee (Singapore)1 (1. National » Ms. Sixue Li (China)1 (1. School of journalism and Communication,
University of Singapore) Tsinghua University)

Influencing Health: Investigating social media health influncer Struggling in Fragment of Time: An Exploration of Time usage on
cultures through immersive digital methods. smart Phones among the Chinese public
» Dr. Lisa Garwood-Cross (United Kingdom)1 (1. University of Salford) » Prof. chen rui (China)1, Ms. Ding Mai (China)2, Prof. Yu XiaoMei
(China)1, Ms. Luo Jia (China)2 (1. Communication University of China, 2.
CSM Media Research)
Mental health counselling apps: exploring young people’s
perspectives and concerns with using the apps for emotional
support 10:30 Panel : ESR-8
» Dr. Wai Han Lo (Hong Kong)1, Dr. Wai Sing Tsen (Hong Kong)1 (1. ESR - Science, Communication, and Journalism II
Hong Kong Baptist University) Venue - Te Pae Dobson 4
Organised by: Dr. Kerrie Foxwell-Norton (Australia)
Subjective and Objective Unified Assessment Model for Digital
Health Science Popularization: A Multi-Layer Perceptron Based Bolstering public trust in science: Examining the efficacy of
Approach uncertainty disclosure in correcting misinformation on
» Mr. Zining Wang (China)1, Ms. Ziyi Yang (China)2, Prof. Jing Xu (China)1 controversial science topics
(1. School of Journalism and Communication, Peking University, 2. » Ms. Zhuo Guo (China)1, Prof. Meng Chen (China)1 (1. Shanghai Jiao
Wuhan University) Tong University)

Green lawfare: Communicating science in climate litigation

E-cigarette communication strategies in social media:
Observations after legislative control » Dr. Claire Konkes (Australia)1 (1. University of Tasmania)
» Dr. Shun-Chih Ke (Taiwan)1 (1. Chinese Culture University)
Skepticism, Criticism or Actionism? Analyzing Public Discussion of
Scientific Controversies: Taking Online Discussion of Carbon
10:30 Panel : AUD-8 Neutrality as an Example
AUD - Media Experiences » Dr. Huiqin Li (China)1 (1. Renmin University of China)
Venue - Crowne Plaza Golden Fleece
Organised by: Dr. Miguel Vicente Marino (Spain) Scientific Discourse versus Political Discourse: A Comparative
Analysis of How Media in China, the US, and Japan Cover
Fukushima’s Radioactive Wastewater Discharge
Emotional rendering: How Chinese news audiences perceive news
» Prof. Li Ji (China)1, Dr. Fan Liang (China)2, Ms. Yuhan Wu (China)1 (1.
values on the Douyin (TikTok)
School of Journalism and Communication, Wuhan University, 2. Duke
» Ms. Zhiting Zhang (United States)1 (1. University of Missouri) Kunshan University)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July War in Ukraine and Decolonization in Kazakhstan:

Communicating Crisis Through Facebook
» Mrs. Nazira Bairbek (United States)1 (1. IUP)
Covering the Climate Crisis: The Biggest Media Failure of Our
Time?
Speaking Out for Reactance?: Examining Hong Kong Residents’
» Dr. Hendrik Theine (Austria)1 (1. Vienna University of Economics and Ordinance-related Expression through Social Media
Business)
» Dr. Caixie Tu (China)1, Prof. Xigen Li (China)1, Dr. Fangcao Lu (Hong
Kong)2 (1. Shanghai University, 2. The Hong Kong Polytechnic
10:30 Panel : CPT-8 University)
CPT - Surveillance & privacy from a user perspective
Venue - Turanga Library TSB Space ‘Opinion tree’: Mapping opinion evolution in user talk with the
Organised by: Prof. Jiang Qiaolei (China) help of three AI-based methods
» Dr. Ivan Blekanov (Russian Federation)1, Dr. Svetlana Bodrunova
(Russian Federation)1, Mr. Nikita Tarasov (Russian Federation)1 (1. St.
“Visible” Trace: A Study on the Surveillance Affordance of Social Petersburg State University)
Media Platforms in Mainland China
» Dr. Haonan Du (China)1, Mr. Chenshuo Liu (China)1 (1.
Communication University of China) Political Debates in Third Spaces? Football Fan Communities and
the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar
» Prof. Axel Bruns (Australia)1, Mx. Laura Vodden (Australia)1, Dr. Tariq
More Social Cues, Less Self-Disclosure: Unraveling the Impact of IP
Choucair (Australia)1, Dr. Sebastian Svegaard (Australia)1, Ms. Kate
Locations on Users’ Self-Awareness
O'Connor Farfan (Australia)1 (1. Digital Media Research Centre,
» Ms. Zhiyi Chen (China)1, Ms. Huimin Chen (China)1 (1. School of Queensland University of Technology)
Journalism and Communication, Tsinghua University)
Demystifying “Grey Actors” in Online Public Opinion: Tracing Back
That Moment When Your University Blocks TikTok: Student the Production and Circulation of “Internet Water Armies”
Perceptions of App Restrictions, Privacy, and Politics
» Ms. Hong Li (China)1, Prof. Baohua Zhou (China)1 (1. Fudan University)
» Ms. Sarah Jackson (United States)1, Ms. Xiaobei Chen (United States)1,
Mr. Gwiwon Nam (United States)1, Ms. Qingyuan Yang (United States)1,
Mr. Kix Patterson (United States)1, Mr. Ernest Makata (United States)1, Biracial Couples and Mixed-Race Families in U.S. Television
Mr. Xinlei Wu (United States)1, Ms. Noura Ibrahim (United States)1, Dr. Advertising: Media Flashpoint in the Culture Wars
Benjamin Johnson (United States)1 (1. University of Florida) » Dr. Kenton Wilkinson (United States)1 (1. Texas Tech University)

Comparing Public Support for Digital Surveillance Policies in Fifty 10:30 Panel : VIC-8
Countries VIC - Video Approaches and Creations
» Ms. Jing Jin (China)1, Mr. Yufan Guo (China)1, Prof. Jia Lu (China)1 (1. Venue - Novotel Hotel Waimakariri room 1
Tsinghua University)
Organised by: Dr. Shimiao Wang (China)

10:30 Panel : MPS-7

Accelerated Media Consumption of Chinese Kids on Short-video
MPS - Agenda Setting & Public Opinion Platform
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 3 » Ms. Xiaoran Liu (China)1 (1. School of Journalism and Communication,
Organised by: Dr. Svetlana Bodrunova (Russian Federation) Tsinghua University)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July Podcasting the Kākāpō, and Otter

» Dr. Zita Joyce (New Zealand)1 (1. University of Canterbury)
The Visual Rhetorical Strategy of Popular Online News Videos on
YouTube: A Mixed-method Research Approach 10:30 Panel : DID-7
» Dr. Liping Yang (China)1 (1. Communication University of China) DID - People with Disabilities and Inclusive Communication
Venue - Novotel Hotel Waimakariri room 2
Mediatization of Knowledge Production and Reproduction: Organised by: Ms. Ying LAI (China), Prof. Paula Saukko (United Kingdom),
Articulation Practice of Pan-Knowledge Short Videos on Bilibili Prof. Panayiota Tsatsou (United Kingdom), Prof. Shahla Adnan (Pakistan),
Platform Mr. Yuqiao Yan (China), and Prof. Gerard Goggin (Australia)
» Dr. Yuzhu Sun (China)1 (1. Renmin University of China)
Artificial Intelligence (AI) & People with Disabilities’ Digital
Construction of Rural Social Image in Chinese Short Rural Videos Inclusion: Why an AI Code of Practice?
» Dr. Jiaojiao Ma (China)1 (1. School of Media and Communication, » Prof. Panayiota Tsatsou (United Kingdom)1 (1. Birmingham City
Shanghai Jiao Tong University) University)

The study of the temporality of the video medium and its value in
the construction of discourse Analysis of Internet usage characteristics and the current
situation of the "digital divide" among disabled people
» Dr. Shimiao Wang (China)1 (1. SICHUAN ACADEMY OF SOCIAL
SCIENCES) » Mr. Yuqiao Yan (China)1 (1. Tsinghua University)

10:30 Panel : MAR-5 Digital cocooning from the entrepreneurial self: People with
MAR - Podcasting: cultural issues eating disorders connecting with real-life friends and family on
social media
Venue - Crowne Plaza Gartner room and Ellis room
» Prof. Paula Saukko (United Kingdom)1 (1. Loughborough University)
Organised by: Mr. Jiaqi Liu (China)

Research on cross-cultural brand podcast communication Understanding of AI voice assistants as a facilitating technology
strategies -- The case of Nike podcast "Nai Ting" by people with disabilities
» Ms. Xiangyuan Huang (China)1 (1. School of Literature and Journalism; » Ms. Ying LAI (China)1 (1. Beijing Normal University)
Changsha University of Science & Technology)
Inclusive Advocacy: Communicating Public Service Messages
When television borrowed ‘Stuff the British Stole’: podcasting as about Visually Impaired People through Puppetry
an incubator for screen storytelling » Prof. Shahla Adnan (Pakistan)1 (1. Fatima Jinnah Women University)
» Dr. Dominic Knight (Australia)1 (1. The University of Sydney)

10:30 Panel : HIS-5

Close analytical listening as research method for podcast studies
HIS - (De)Colonialism, Propaganda and Cultural Interactions
» Prof. Mia Lindgren (Australia)1, Dr. Britta Jorgensen (Australia)2, Mr.
Dylan Bird (Australia)1, Ms. Heather Jarvis (Australia)1 (1. University of Venue - Te Pae Dobson 3
Tasmania, 2. University of Technology Sydney) Organised by: Ms. Shenglan Zhou (Portugal)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July The boomerang effect of colonialism speech regulation：How did
Manchukuo become a laboratory for Japanese wartime press law
» Mr. ZhuoXiong Li (China)1 (1. School of Journalism and
Propaganda as a tool of colonial control in British West Africa in Communication,Renmin University of China)
the 1950s
» Dr. Abdullahi Tasiu Abubakar (United Kingdom)1 (1. City, University of
Enhancing and Consolidating Free Speech and Media Freedoms in
London)
a non-Western Public Sphere: The Case of Ghana’s Right to
Information Act
Flowing Space and Frozen Place: The Decolonization of USC Pacific » Dr. Dominic Maximilian Ofori (Ghana)1 (1. University of Ghana
Asia Museum Department of Communication Studies)
» Mr. MINXING WANG (China)1 (1. Annenberg School for
Communication and Journalism, University of Southern California)
Russia, the European Union, the United States, and the “Law of
Disinformation” in the Russo-Ukrainian Wars
The Evolution of Decolonization in Macau Media: History, » Prof. Lyombe Eko (United States)1 (1. Texas Tech University)
Regression, and Transition
» Ms. Wai Chi Wong (China)1, Prof. Li Zhang (China)1 (1. School of
10:30 Panel : POL-8
Journalism and Communication, Tsinghua University)
POL - Political Discourse
After the Hippies were gone: The remnants of countercultural Venue - Te Pae Conway 5
interactions in Nepal Organised by: Dr. Ferruh Yilmaz (United States)
» Mr. Sudesh Baniya (Qatar)1 (1. Northwestern University Qatar)
Punchlines and Politics: Deconstructing the Traits, Techniques
From Guerrilla Warfare to Guerrilla Journalism: Alternative Media and Tilts in Contents of Two Most Popular Digital Political Satirists
Practices in the Decolonization——A Case of Xinhua Daily（North of India
China Edition） » Ms. Pratibha Rani (India)1, Dr. Sudarshan Yadav (India)2 (1. Ph.D.
» Dr. Yukun Chen (China)1 (1. School of Journalism and Scholar, Department of Mass Communication, Central University of
Communication, Peking University) Jharkhand, 2. Assistant Professor, Department of Mass
Communication, Central University of Jharkhand)

10:30 Panel : LAW-1

Reactionary watchdogs and far-right strategies
LAW - Freedom of Expression and Freedom of Communication
» Dr. Sean Phelan (New Zealand)1 (1. Massey University Wellington)
Venue - Crowne Plaza Oram room
Organised by: Prof. Seldag Günes Peschke (Turkey)
Religious Discourse in Bangladeshi Politics: Unraveling Media
Influence on Identity and Stability
Silence, we're shooting: The assault on freedom of » Ms. Nishat Parvez (United States)1 (1. University of Oregon School of
communication in Israel during the 2023 war in Gaza Journalism and Communication)
» Prof. Amit Schejter (Israel)1 (1. Ben-Gurion University of the Negev)
The emptying empty signifier: Antagonistic discourse and the far-
Cancel Culture Meets Public Relations right Australian League of Rights
» Ms. Sheila Lalwani (United States)1 (1. University of Texas at Austin) » Dr. Brett Nicholls (New Zealand)1 (1. University of Otago)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July 10:30 Panel : GEN-14

GEN - Pedagogy in practice: re-writing the story of women, politics
and news
Thinking about science: Examining the relationship between Venue - Te Pae Bealey 5
Pandemic attitudes and political attitudes during the COVID-19 Organised by: Mrs. Claudia Padovani (Italy) and Prof. Karen Ross (United
era Kingdom)
» Dr. Sumana Chattopadhyay (United States)1 (1. Diederich college of
communication，Marquette University)
The transformative potential of peer-to-peer practices in
engaging unions and media organisations to fight gender bias
10:30 Panel : MCS-4 » Mrs. Elena Chiaberge (Italy)1 (1. COPEAM)
MCS - The ever-evolving sports media industry: new actors and
challenges
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 2 International teaching alliances and the development of
innovative pedagogies in gender and media
Organised by: Dr. Xavier Ramon (Spain)
» Dr. Lucia Vazquez Rodriguez (United Kingdom)1 (1. University City
London)
Sport and Social Licence: Community sport, corporate media and
environmental risk
Rewriting the Story. Gender Media and Politics. Insights from a
» Prof. Brett Hutchins (Australia)1, Prof. Libby Lester (Australia)1 (1. European project
Monash University)
» Mrs. Pamela Morinière (Belgium)1 (1. International Federation of
Journalists)

‘Glitz, Glamour and Razzmatazz’: Sport Entertainment and the

‘Americanisation’ of Formula One Beijing+30, gender equality & media: emerging pedagogies for
» Dr. Damion Sturm (New Zealand)1 (1. Massey University) change
» Mrs. Claudia Padovani (Italy)1 (1. University of Padova)

Connect with sports fans: an exploration of gambling operators’ Panel : GEN-18

strategies for using sport to build brand community through 10:30
broadcast and social media on the island of Ireland GEN - #TFSV: Virality, the price of silence, or porn, or polemic nation-
state
» Dr. Tugce Bidav (Ireland)1, Ms. Erin McEvoy (United Kingdom)2, Dr.
Paul Kitchin (United Kingdom)2, Prof. Aphra Kerr (Ireland)1, Prof. John Venue - Te Pae Conway 4
O'Brennan (Ireland)1 (1. Maynooth University, 2. Ulster University) Organised by: Dr. Michelle Ho (Singapore)

“When Everything Goes Online, it’s Never Really Gone”:

"AIGC+News": Sports News Production Evolution and Challenges Understanding Technology-Facilitated Sexual Violence (TFSV) in
in the Artificial Intelligence Era Singapore
» Mr. Liangyu Pan (China)1, Ms. Mengxi Li (China)1 (1. School of » Dr. Michelle Ho (Singapore)1, Ms. Wi En Ng (Singapore)1, Ms. Angela
Journalism, Communication University of China) Louise Rosario (Singapore)1 (1. National University of Singapore)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July Exploring the Contradictions of Feminism in Contemporary Urban
and Rural China: An Analysis of Women's Narratives on TikTok in
China
The Price of Silence: A Grounded Theory Study on Chinese Young » Ms. YIZHEN ZHANG (China)1 (1. Beijing Foreign Studies University)
Women's Strategies for Confronting Pornographic Messages in
Online Group Chats
» Mrs. Dandan Li (China)1, Dr. Enshu Gu (China)2 (1. Pass College of Digitally Mediated (Post)feminism: Feminist Engagement Through
Chongqing Technology and Business University, 2. Southeast Digital Media Among Young Korean Women
University (China)) » Ms. Sol Heo (Korea, Republic of)1 (1. Interdisciplinary Program in
Gender Studies, Seoul National University)
Navigating the Shadows: Technology-Facilitated Sexual Violence
and Algorithmic Influence on Young People's Experiences Creating Alternative Media in Indonesia: Decolonial Feminist
» Dr. Christopher Dietzel (Canada)1, Kaitlynn Mendes (Canada)2 (1. Perspectives on Cipta Media Ekpres
Concordia University, 2. Western University) » Dr. Stacey Sowards (United States)1, Ms. Dewi Azizah (United States)1
(1. The University of Texas at Austin)
Virality from Hashtags to Headlines: Framing Violence Against
Women in Egypt Breaking Barriers: Empowering Māori Women in New Zealand's
» Ms. Nermine Aboulez (Egypt)1 (1. University of Oregon School of Digital Age
Journalism and Communication) » Ms. Yimeng Su (Australia)1, Ms. Yujun Liu (China)2 (1. +61 0483868640,
2. +86 13402547706)
Gender and the nation-state: a study of media narratives based
on sexist incidents of Black Myth Wukong The Counter-Narratives of Indonesian Independent Bookshop and
» Dr. Xiaoying Wang (China)1, Dr. Linge Liu (China)1 (1. Communication Feminist Online Media: An Exploration of Cultural and Imperialist
University of China (CUC)) Critiques
» Mrs. sylvia savitri (Indonesia)1 (1. Universitas islam internasional
indonesia)
The Polemicization of Gender-Based Violence Discourse on Social
Media in Kenya
» Mr. Jay Muia (Kenya)1 (1. Daystar university) 10:30 Panel : ISM-2
ISM - Social Media as a Battlefield: Narratives and Networks in the
Gaza War
10:30 Panel : GEN-28
Venue - Distinction Hotel Worchester
GEN - Feminist media: Cross-cultural, integrational, decolonial
Organised by: Prof. Fatma Elzahraa Elsayed (Egypt)
Venue - Te Pae Conway 1
Organised by: Dr. Stacey Sowards (United States)
"Indonesian Netizens Unite: Digital Solidarity Against Israeli
Occupation and Human Rights Violations in Gaza, Palestine"
The voice of the crone: intergenerational feminisms as podcast » Prof. ENI MARYANI (Indonesia)1, Dr. Kunto Adi Wibowo (Indonesia)1,
material Mrs. Cut Meutia Karolina (Indonesia)2 (1. Universitas Padjadjaran, 2.
» Prof. Usha Raman (India)1 (1. University of Hyderabad) UNiversitas Al Azhar Indonesia)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July A war lesson: Conflict reporters’ bodies of knowledge, affective
epistemology, and the feminist reform of (conflict) journalism
practice
The digital voice of Islam spreads: The Gaza war is mediated by » Dr. Johana Kotisova (Belgium)1 (1. Vrije Universiteit Brussel)
platforms such as TikTok and X
» Mr. Jian Song (China)1 (1. Beijing Foreign Studies University)
Creating Risk-Resilient Journalists: Journalism Education in
Health, Safety and Well-Being
» Prof. Angela Romano (Australia)1 (1. Queensland University of
Source Credibility of Instagram on Gaza War. A Comparative
Technology)
Approach
» Prof. Fatma Elzahraa Elsayed (Egypt)1 (1. Arab Academy for Science,
Technology& Maritime Transport, Alexandria) Mirrors or Movers? Teaching Journalism around the globe in times
of crises
» Dr. nico drok (Belgium)1 (1. WJEC)
Framing of Gaza War in Omani Press: A case study of Constructive
Journalism and Regional Peace
» Dr. Muhammad Usman Saeed (Oman)1, Mr. Muhammad Shoaib Combining constructive journalism and work-integrated learning
Nawaz (Oman)2, Ms. Munira Al-Balushi (Oman)3 (1. Assistant Professor for enhanced student learning outcomes
media studies, Bayan College , Oman, 2. Lecturer, Media Studies, » Ms. Christine Kearney (Australia)1 (1. University of Technology
Bayan College, Sultanate of Oman, 3. Lecturer, International Relations, Sydney)
Bayan College, Sultanate of Oman)
10:30 Panel : JRE-2
10:30 Panel : JRE-10 JRE - Journalism in the Digital Age II
JRE - Journalism: Research into practice and pedagogy Venue - Te Pae Conway 2
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 4 Organised by: Dr. Mathias Felipe de Lima Santos (Australia)
Organised by: Dr. Johana Kotisova (Belgium)
The Impacts of News Autonomy and Social Context on Journalistic
Roles in the Digital Age
Students' Motivation, Current Status and Future of Journalism
Education - Based on Interviews and Questionnaires of Students » Prof. Heui-Ling Liu (Taiwan)1 (1. Taipei National University of the Arts)
in Five Institutions
» Ms. Qishan Shi (China)1, Mr. Zhi feng Wang (China)1, Ms. Ziyu Deng From Skepticism to Experimentation: Indonesian TV Journalists
(China)2, Ms. Minrui Qiao (China)2 (1. Communication University of Confront the Diffusion of AI in Their Newsroom
China, 2. China Agricultural University)
» Dr. Yearry Setianto (Indonesia)1, Mrs. Rossalyn Asmarantika
(Indonesia)1, Mrs. Veronika Kaban (Indonesia)1 (1. Universitas
Multimedia Nusantara)
How is Journalistic Authority Making? Practice of News
Interaction between Mainstream Media and the Public in China
» Dr. Zhihui Ying (China)1, Prof. xiaoke guo (China)2 (1. Communication Coaching Journalistic Writing with AI
University China, 2. State Key Laboratory of Media Convergence and » Dr. Ed Madison (United States)1 (1. University of Oregon School of
Communication，Communication University of China) Journalism and Communication)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July Landscape change, relationship reconstruction and value turn :
the digital transformation of rural cultural space in contemporary
China
Unveiling the challenges and the future direction of AI-supported
» Mr. Zilong Zhao (China)1 (1. Communication University of China)
fact-checking in journalism across selected countries: Navigating
monitoring and verification processes
» Dr. Aynur Sarısakaloğlu (Germany)1, Dr. Regina Cazzamatta 10:30 Panel : INC-14
(Germany)2 (1. Technische Universität Ilmenau, 2. Universität Erfurt) INC - Multi-lingual Representations and Other Ways of
Communicating
Breaking the Platform Chains: Counter-Power Initiatives in Venue - Te Pae Dobson 1
Journalism Through Emerging Technological Innovation in Asia
Pacific
» Dr. Mathias Felipe de Lima Santos (Australia)1, Ms. Rechelle Ann A Study on the International Communication Practices of
Tolinero Barraquias (Philippines)2, Ms. Amalia Nurul Muthmainnah Journalists in the Global South: A Case Study of Journalists from
(Indonesia)3, Dr. Attanan Tachopisalwong (Thailand)4, Dr. Tan Ling Ling China's Major News Media
(Malaysia)5 (1. Macquarie University, 2. Xavier University - Ateneo de » Ms. Baibing Cheng (China)1, Ms. Chen Liang (China)2 (1. the London
Cagayan, 3. Universitas 17 Agustus 1945 Surabaya, 4. Walailak School of Economics and Political Science, 2. School of Journalism and
University, 5. Tunku Abdul Rahman University of Management and Communication, Peking University)
Technology)

Panel : RUC-2 The Alternative Imagination of China's International

10:30 Communication——A Case Study of "Home Story in Jiangsu"
RUC - Innovation, networking building and social learning
» Ms. Ruonan Zhao (China)1 (1. School of Journalism, Communication
Venue - Distinction Hotel Cathedral South University of China)
Organised by: Dr. Ataharul Chowdhury (Canada)

Regional Culture Revitalization through Korean Rural Creative A Comparative Study of Chinese Mainstream Media Coverage on
Entrepreneurship: A Grounded Theory Approach in Jeju Island China-ROK Relations from a Constructivist Perspective
» Ms. Hoyon Ryu (Korea, Republic of)1 (1. School of Journalism and » Ms. Weijia Kong (China)1, Mr. Ziyou Jia (China)2 (1. Peking University, 2.
Communication, Tsinghua University) Tsinghua University)

Exploring the Impact of Guanxi's Multidimensional Influences on A Study on Sino-Myanmar Cross-Border Communication from the
Participation in Rural Cooperatives: A Case Study from Shandong Perspective of Actor-Network Theory
Villages in China » Ms. Wenqiang Tu (China)1 (1. School of Journalism and
» Ms. Yixuan Wang (China)1, Ms. Shitong Li (China)1 (1. Communication Communication, Guangxi University)
University of China (CUC))

Homeland Digitized: Reshaping Rural Familial Bonds in the Digital Connectivity-Weaving, Decolonial Hybridity, and Cosmopolitan
Landscape of Contemporary China Risk Collectivity: Transcultural Approaches for China’s Media
Going Global in the Post-Pandemic Era
» Prof. Xuan TANG (China)1, Prof. Lingbo Tu (China)1 (1. Communication
University of China) » Mr. Jiaqi Zhou (China)1 (1. Renmin University of China)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July

A comparison of embedding representation methods for multi- 14:00 Panel : CAM-3

lingual text CAM - Digital Affordances, Community Communication Practices
» Mr. Cameron Lai (Japan)1, Mr. Haruhiko Tashiro (Japan)1, Prof. Fujio Venue - Turanga Library Activity room
Toriumi (Japan)1 (1. the University of Tokyo) Organised by: Prof. Andrea Medrado (United Kingdom)

10:30 Panel : ETH-7 Utilizing Digital Media Technology for Enrichment in Residential
ETH - Ethics of Society & Ethics of Communication Working Group Elderly Care: A Longitudinal Study in Hong Kong
Business Meeting » Dr. Lola Xie (Hong Kong)1, Ms. April Wanhui Zhou (Hong Kong)1 (1.
Venue - Novotel Hotel Ashley room Hong Kong Baptist University)
Organised by: Mrs. Elvira García (Spain), Teresa Nicolás (Mexico), and
Prof. Kanchan K. Malik (India) From Network to Nebula: An ethnography of digital nomads and
their community practices in China
» Mr. Suyan Lai (China)1 (1. Fudan University)

10:30 Panel : SPS-9 Weaving solidarity under lockdown: The affordances of online
SPS - Special Session / IAMCR Awards Ceremony pandemic diaries
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 2 » Prof. Guobin Yang (United States)1 (1. University of Pennsylvania)
Organised by: Prof. Nico Carpentier (Czech Republic) and Dr. Elske van de
Fliert (Australia) Understanding Chinese Users’ Vision of Social Media through
Examination of Chinese Instances on Mastodon
» Dr. Yalan Huang (China)1, Ms. Yixin Ma (China)1 (1. School of
» Award winners: Hongyu Zhu and Zizhong Zhang (Tsinghua Journalism & Communication, Jinan University)
University), Yanchun Chen and Wenqiang Han (Communication
University of China), Ratnamala Vanamamalai and Anantha Raman Panel : INC-9
Perumal (Mizoram University), Yangjiadi Liu, Xiaoyan Fu, Maggie Qin
14:00
INC - Can Platforms Be Related To Culture?
and Chuanyu Li (Sun Yat-sen University), Boyuan Wang and Yifei Li
from (School of Media and Communication, Shanghai Jiao Tong Venue - Te Pae Dobson 1
University), Aocheng Zhou, Yingyuan Li, Ketong Cheng, Yuxi He, and Organised by: Prof. Karen Arriaza Ibarra (Spain)
Zepei Wang(Communication University of China) , Miao Chu, (Xi’an
Jiatong University China) Connie Yuan, (Cornell University) Daniel Tong,
and Siqi Ma (George Mason University), Paolo Mefalopulos (UNICEF), Is Netflix creating a common European culture? A research on
Tim Fry (University of Reading) and Ibnu Budiman (Bogor Agriculture what the Europeans watch on VOD platforms
University) » Prof. andrea miconi (Italy)1 (1. IULM University)

12:30 General Chinese TV dramas going abroad: innovations and challenges in

Lunch the digital era
Venue - Exhibition Hall 1 and 2 - Te Pae Convention Centre » Dr. Yingzi Wang (China)1 (1. Nanjing Normal University)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July

Media Financialization with Chinese Characteristics: State Capital,
Institutional Imperatives and Financial Propaganda
» Mr. Chenhao Ye (United Kingdom)1 (1. london school of economics
Rationalization, Liquid, and Others’ struggle: An intercultural
and political science)
comparative analysis of the conceptual metaphor of the ‘crown’
» Ms. Wanyi Mao (China)1, Prof. Jun Xiao (China)2 (1. School of
Journalism and Communication ,Wuhan University, 2. School of
Journalism and Communication, Wuhan University) Mystification, coloniality and fetishism. Towards a theory of data
value from the South
» Dr. Juan Ramos (Colombia)1 (1. Pontificia Universidad Javeriana)
Exploring global influence of modern Chinese dramas in the
streaming era: A focus on Viki
» Ms. Hang Li (China)1, Mr. Fan Sun (China)1 (1. School of Journalism 14:00 Panel : HEC-10
and Communication,Renmin University of China) HEC - Our media and our mental health: Continuities and
discontinuities
How does TikTok promote Chinese digital public diplomacy Venue - Distinction Hotel Cathedral North
？Taking the TikTok testimony incident as an example Organised by: Dr. Sayyed Fawad Ali Shah (United States)
» Dr. Ruotong Yi (China)1 (1. Journalism and Information
Communication School, Huazhong University of Science and
Technology) Be Perfect or Be Depressed: Idealized Motherhood on Chinese
Social Media, Social Comparison, and Postpartum Depression
» Mrs. Xiaoqiong Zhang (China)1, Mrs. Qingrui Li (China)2, Dr. Yu Guo
14:00 Panel : POE-5 (China)2, Dr. Yiwei L (China)3 (1. Faculty of Humanities and Arts,Macau
POE - The Econ in Political Economy: Financialization, University of Science and Technology, 2. Faculty of Humanities and
Neocolonialism, and Venture Capital in the Media Industries Arts, Macau University of Science and Technology, 3. Division of
Venue - Turanga Library Spark Place Humanities and Social Sciences, Beijing Normal University-Hong Kong
Baptist University United International College)
Organised by: Peter Thompson (New Zealand)

The Apps We Create: Unravelling the Social Imaginaries of Digital Suicide is Sinful! Religious Factors influencing Body Dysmorphic
Payment Services Disorder and Suicidal Ideation in Pakistan
» Ms. Yuening Li (Ireland)1 (1. Maynooth University) » Ms. Farah Saman (Pakistan)1, Dr. Syed Hussain (United Arab
Emirates)2 (1. Beaconhouse National University, 2. University of
Sharjah,)
The Network State and the Political Economy of Exit
» Dr. Olivier Jutel (New Zealand)1 (1. University of Otago)
A Positive Turn on Self-blame: Understanding Its Role in
Hollywood Shadow Banking: The Effect of Financial Capital on Enhancing Anti-Stigma Public Engagement
Media Industries » Mr. Yuanyi Mao (Hong Kong)1, Prof. Ye Sun (Hong Kong)1, Ms. Yiqian
» Dr. Andrew deWaard (United States)1 (1. University of California, San GAO (Hong Kong)1, Prof. Kevin DeLuca (United States)2 (1. City
Diego) University of Hong kong, 2. University of Utah)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July A psychological model explaining deepfakes reception

» Dr. Maite Soto-Sanfiel (Singapore)1, Dr. Ariadna Angulo-Brunet
(Spain)2, Mr. Sanjay Saha (Singapore)3 (1. Department of
The Impact of Narrative Perspective on Empathetic Engagement Communications and New Media, National University of Singapore, 2.
in Online Mental Health Discourse Open University of Catalonia., 3. National University of Singapore)
» Ms. Zhang Ruijia (China)1, Ms. Yichen Guo (China)1, Dr. Mengli Yu
(China)1 (1. School of Journalism and Communication, Nankai
University)
ChatGPT and the Future Japanese Sense of Self
» Prof. Toshie Takahashi (Japan)1 (1. Waseda University)
How does social media use impact psychological well-being?
Examining the mediating role of objective ambivalence and
subjective ambivalence Weaving the Voices of Chilean Youth: Exploring Perspectives on
» Ms. Haijiao LUO (Hong Kong)1, Ms. Mengzhe Feng (Hong Kong)1 (1. Artificial Intelligence
The Chinese University of Hong Kong) » Dr. Lionel Brossi (Chile)1, Prof. Toshie Takahashi (Japan)2, Dr. Ana
Maria Castillo (Spain)3 (1. University of Chile, 2. Waseda University, 3.
International University of Catalonia)
How Internet Shape Our Brains？Compulsive Internet Use
Associated with Decreased Activity in Visual Cortex and Reward
System in Resting-State Brain Response
» Mr. Huihong Lin (China)1, Ms. Meixuan LI (China)2, Dr. Juncheng Wu Dangerous “Screen” and Harmless “Doll”：Parental Mediation
(China)2, Ms. Xiangyu Guo (China)2 (1. Communication University of Practices with Social robot in Chinese families
China, 2. Communication University of China) » Prof. Qi Shen (China)1, Dr. Ruijun Zhang (China)1 (1. Nanjing
University)

14:00 Panel : AUD-9

AUD - Emergent practices through Artificial Intelligence (AI) 14:00 Panel : ESR-9
Venue - Crowne Plaza Golden Fleece ESR - Slow Fashion and/or Sustainability Communication
Organised by: Dr. Asta Zelenkauskaite (Lithuania) Venue - Te Pae Dobson 4
Organised by: Dr. Hanna E Morris (Canada)
A Study on the Influence of Chinese Millennials on the Narrative
Transportation of Science Fiction Script Synopsis Written by Tuz (Salt) - The Role of Art in Knowledge Production and
Artificial Intelligence Sustainable Innovation Processes
» Dr. LEI LIU (China)1, Ms. shiyu Li (China)1, Prof. Zhijun Qing (China)1 (1. » Dr. Lutz Peschke (Turkey)1, Mr. Andreas Treske (Turkey)1, Mr. Jean
Hainan Normal University) Molitor (Germany)2 (1. Bilkent University, 2. Berlin)

Artificial Intelligence invading MOBA games: An exploratory study

of Chinese users’ experience in Honors of Kings relating to the The future is local: proximity economy in Portuguese authorial
involvement of AI players fashion
» Ms. Yingxuan Shi (China)1, Ms. Yihan Liu (China)1 (1. University of » Mr. Pedro Dourado (Portugal)1 (1. Center for Transdisciplinary
Colorado Denver International College Beijing) Research “Culture, Space and Memory”, Universidade of Porto)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July The Sociotechnical Imaginaries of Digital Technologies in the
Korean Policy Discourse: Positioning Digital Technologies as a
Means of National Hegemonic Visions
Sustainability Manager as Curators of Change A typology of job » Mr. Seoyeon Park (Canada)1 (1. Simon Fraser University)
profiles in the field of Sustainability, CSR, DEI and ESG
Management related to required communication competences,
green skills and agency. Reconciling Political, Cultural and Economic Objectives: A
» Prof. Franzisca Weder (Austria)1, Mr. Manuel Harm (Austria)1, Mrs. Comparative Study of Chinese and Canadian Cultural Sovereignty
Florentina Höhs (Austria)1 (1. Vienna University of Business and Policies in a Digital Age
Economics)
» Dr. Yi Luo (China)1, Dr. wenbin jiang (China)2 (1. 无, 2. School of Media
and Journalism, Datong University)
The Role of Social Enterprise in Orchestrating Hybrid Slow Fashion
Movement in the Era of Network Society Panel : MPS-8
14:00
» Mr. Angga Ariestya (Czech Republic)1 (1. Charles University) MPS - Human-Machine Interactions
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 3
Attitudes towards food sustainability: The influence of food Organised by: Dr. Pengxiang Li (China)
information sources
» Dr. Jack Ho (Singapore)1, Prof. May Lwin (Singapore)1 (1. Nanyang Has Facial Expression Changed? The Interaction Between Avatar-
Technological University) mediated Humans Based on Empirical Research
» Mrs. Di Wu (China)1, Mr. Beixi Jia (China)1, Mr. Lichao Xiu (China)2 (1.
14:00 Panel : CPT-9 Beijing Normal university, 2. Beijing Normal University)
CPT - A global view on national/regional policy approaches to
emerging technologies
Unstoppable scrolling: Exploring the semiotic mechanism,
Venue - Turanga Library TSB Space
unconventional media use and collective effect of
Organised by: Mrs. Claudia Padovani (Italy) "doomscrolling" on social media during the COVID-19 pandemic in
China
What makes cities smarter? Reassembling Smart City Governance » Ms. Jingwen Luo (China)1 (1. School of Journalism and
in a Digital Infrastructurisation Process - Study of DCT Communication, Jinan University)
technologies in 20 Cities around the world
» Dr. Xuqi Wan (China)1, Ms. jiamin liu (China)2 (1. School of Journalism,
Implications of 3D representation for narrowing disparities across
Fudan University, 2. School of Politics and International Relations, East
identities: missing children, recall and social media sharing
China Normal University)
» Mr. David Peters (United States)1, Dr. Carol Liebler (United States)1 (1.
Syracuse University)
Reporting Strategy of the EU's Artificial Intelligence Strategy from
the Perspective of Securitization Theory – Case Study of the
Official Website of the European Commission Positive Emojis Are Better?: Examining the Semantical, Emotional,
» Ms. Xinke Yao (China)1 (1. School of journalism and Communication, and Relational Functions of Emojis
Tsinghua University) » Ms. Jiajing Tang (United States)1 (1. University of Miami)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July Becoming "Electronic Monument": The Landscape of Chinese
Netizens’ Flashbulb Memory and Public Memory on Media Events
» Prof. Yusi Liu (China)1, Prof. Hongtao LI (China)2, Dr. Xinyue ZHANG
Examining the Role of Authenticity in Computer-Mediated (China)3, Ms. Jie HAN (China)4, Mr. Weihan ZENG (China)2, Ms. Ruixin
Interpersonal Perception Yang (China)4 (1. School of journalisNanjing University, 2. School of
Journalism, Fudan University, 3. School of Humanities & Arts,
» Dr. Pengxiang Li (China)1 (1. School of Journalism and
Southwest University of Finance and Economics, 4. College of Media
Communication, Minzu University of China)
and International Culture, Zhejiang University)

14:00 Panel : HIS-6 14:00 Panel : CRI-4

HIS - Audio Media, Technologies and Politics CRI - Othering in crisis and media
Venue - Novotel Hotel Ashley room Venue - Te Pae Dobson 3
Organised by: Dr. Shi Li (United States) Organised by: Dr. Teija Waaramaa (Finland)

TRACING POLITICAL COMMUNICATION VIA THE RADIO ARCHIVE: In Search of a Safe Harbour: An Examination of Newspaper
THE CASE OF THE ANC’S ANTI-APARTHEID RADIO FREEDOM Coverage of Venezuelan Migrants in Trinidad and Tobago
» Prof. Siya Tyali (South Africa)1 (1. Associate Professor at the » Dr. Sharifa Simon-Roberts (United States)1, Dr. Timothy Affonso
Department of Communication Sciences at the University of South (Trinidad and Tobago)2 (1. Emerson College, 2. The University of the
Africa) West Indies - St. Augustine)

News framing of transit migrants in Global South countries: The

Reading the Phonograph: Recorded Sound in Aotearoa New case of the North African region
Zealand 1890s-1930s » Dr. Mohamed Ben Moussa (United Arab Emirates)1, Dr. Aziz Douai
» Dr. Peter Hoar (New Zealand)1 (1. Auckland University of Technology) (Canada)2 (1. University of Sharjah,, 2. University of Regina)

Securitizing the Greek football? Communication, Hooliganism and

Proliferation of Radio Pagodas as Japan’s Propaganda Machine: Lessons Learned from the United Kingdom
Wartime Media Policies from 1939 to 1942
» Dr. Minos Athanasios Karyotakis (Hong Kong)1, Mr. Chung Ming Zen
» Dr. Tomomi MARUYAMA (Japan)1 (1. Shizuoka University) (Hong Kong)1 (1. David C. Lam Institute for East-West Studies (LEWI),
Hong Kong Baptist University)

The Comparative Research on the Historical Memory of Top “The worm in the apple comes from within”: A discourse-
Sports Events Hosted by Global South in International Journalism theoretical analysis of the construction of ‘the Other’ in the
» Mr. Hongxu Zhu (China)1, Ms. Ruojia Li (China)2 (1. School of Turkish collaborative hypertext dictionary, Ekşi Sözlük, on
journalism and Communication, Tsinghua University, 2. Tsinghua ‘Cypriot who called Türkiye an occupier’
University) » Mr. Mazlum Kemal Dagdelen (Czech Republic)1 (1. Charles University)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July 14:00 Panel : POL-10

POL - Digital Media and Politics
Venue - Te Pae Conway 5
The Impact of Mindfulness on Prosocial Behaviors Elicited by
Organised by: Dr. Yuan Zeng (United Kingdom)
Photojournalism Depicting Violent Conflict
» Dr. Siqi Cheng (China)1, Ms. Xuan Zhang (China)1, Ms. Sixiang Liu
(China)1, Ms. Jing Zhou (China)1 (1. School of Journalism & TikTok and the Art of Political Persuasion: Unpacking
Communication, Jinan University) Queensland's Digital Campaign Revolution
» Dr. Susan Grantham (Australia)1, Dr. Laura Cervi (Spain)2, Mr. Manolo
Iachizzi (Australia)1 (1. Griffith University, 2. Universitat Autònoma de
Making sense of body-worn camera footage on YouTube: Barcelona)
aesthetics, race, (bio)politics
» Dr. Lewis Rarm (New Zealand)1 (1. Te Herenga Waka | Victoria Platform affordances and tactical media repertoires in China
University of Wellington) » Dr. Yuan Zeng (United Kingdom)1 (1. University of Leeds)

14:00 Panel : POP-14 Social Media as a Strategic Political Communication Tool in Fragile
POP - Unravelling Identity Constructions Democracies: The Case of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf’s Loss of
Electoral Symbol in Pakistan General Elections 2024
Venue - Te Pae Conway 3
» Ms. Zaneera Malik (New Zealand)1, Mr. Muhammad Abdullah
Organised by: Dr. Yanan Guo (China) (Pakistan)2 (1. The University of Auckland, 2. Iqra University, Islamabad)

Virtual Roleplay in the Magic Circle: a Case Study of the Identity of Rhizomatic Labyrinth: JianZheng as a Rhetorical and Political
Otome Games’ Text-based Role-player Community in China
» Prof. JUNJIAN LIANG (China)1, Ms. Yiyang Gu (China)1 (1. School of » Ms. Xiting Tong (United States)1 (1. University of Colorado Denver)
Journalism and Communication, Tsinghua University)
Adept or Inept? Examining the Chinese Government’s Social
Media Crisis Response During the Zhengzhou Rainstorm
Beyond Outrage: Unpacking Cultural Appropriation in Media » Mr. Jintao Zhang (China)1, Ms. Suying Sun (China)1 (1. School of
Coverage of the 2022 Dior Mamianqun Controversy Journalism, Fudan University)
» Ms. Jiahui Xing (Australia)1 (1. The University of Sydney)
Political rallies on site, on digital platforms, and in the media: The
case of the 2024 presidential campaigns in Mexico
Identity constructions of 'Chinese Style' youth in Cyber Space:
Case studies of bloggers on Bilibili and Xiaohongshu » Dr. Juan Larrosa (Mexico)1, Dr. Dorismilda Flores-Márquez (Mexico)2,
Dr. Martin Echeverría (Mexico)3 (1. ITESO, 2. Universidad La Salle Bajío,
» Prof. Yun Long (China)1, Ms. Xin Zeng (China)2 (1. Communication 3. Autonomous University of Puebla)
University of China, 2. Chinese Academy of Social Sciences)

14:00 Panel : PCR-8

Digital Yellowface?: Unpacking Asianness in the TikTok RCTA trend PCR - Participatory Cultures I
» Ms. Sol Heo (Korea, Republic of)1 (1. Interdisciplinary Program in Venue - Te Pae Conway 2
Gender Studies, Seoul National University) Organised by: Dr. Aniruddha Jena (India)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July How to represent nation without nationalism: Construction of
Europeanness in Eurovision Song Contest
» Prof. Jūratė Černevičiūtė (Lithuania)1 (1. VilniusTech)
Participatory Place Branding: Multilogue among Creators and
Mediated Place Culture in Short Videos
Parasocial Interactions in Otome Games: Emotional Experiences
» Prof. Xiaoqing Bai (China)1 (1. Communication University of China) and Reconceptualization of Intimacy among Chinese Female
Players
Re-mediated Utopia: The Disciplinary and Imaginative Dynamics » Ms. Qingqing You (China)1, Ms. Xin Wang (China)2 (1. Communication
of Chinese Dance Drama and the Audience University of China, 2. Nanjing Normal University)
» Mr. Zhenxing Jiang (New Zealand)1 (1. Massey University)
Rethinking the "K" of K-pop: Racial Politics and Cultural
Production and Meaning: The Public Participatory Carnival of Subjectivity in Non-Korean Idol Groups
Shanghai Halloween in 2023 » Ms. Jingwei Tang (China)1 (1. School of journalism and
» Ms. Lu Dai (China)1 (1. School of Digital Media & Design Arts, Beijing Communication, Tsinghua University)
University of Posts and Telecommunications)
14:00 Panel : GEN-15
Let’s Dress up for the Knock-off Party: Subcultural Engagement, GEN - Living with Violence: From the Personal to the Structural
Body Capital and the Participatory Culture in Shanghai Halloween
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 5
» Prof. Weihua Wu (China)1, Mr. Yifan Wang (China)1 (1. Television
School, Communication University of China) Organised by: Dr. Carolyn Byerly (United States), Dr. Aimee Vega Montiel
(Mexico), Dr. Kay Weaver (United States), Dr. Omer Nasir (New Zealand),
and Dr. Linda Steiner (United States)
‘Memes on street’: Unraveling the Snowball Participatory
Dynamics of 2023 Shanghai Halloween
Navigating political violence and debates over violence in
» Dr. Xinsheng Chen (China)1, Dr. Xian Feng (China)2 (1. Shanghai university classrooms
University, 2. Anhui university of China)
» Dr. Linda Steiner (United States)1 (1. University of Maryland)

14:00 Panel : POP-12

Violence against women in Mexico‎
POP - Representing Cultural Identities
» Dr. Aimee Vega Montiel (Mexico)1 (1. Autonomous University of
Venue - Te Pae Conway 1
Mexico)
Organised by: Prof. Yongliang Gao (China)
Domestic violence in Pakistan: A journalist’s personal,
"Exoticism" or "Cultural Discount"? Research on the External professional and academic journey‎
Communication of Chinese Elements in the Game Genshin Impact
» Dr. Omer Nasir (New Zealand)1 (1. University of Waikato)
» Ms. Kisan Miyazaki (Japan)1, Prof. Fang Wu (China)1, Ms. Ying Qin
(China)1 (1. School of Media and Communication, Shanghai Jiao Tong
University) From UK policewoman to researcher of violence against women
» Dr. Kay Weaver (United States)1 (1. University of Colorado)
Cultural Representation in Role-Playing Games: A Postmodern
Interpretation of Traditional Chinese Culture in Genshin Impact Gun culture, death and profits in the United States
» Ms. Jiyue Li (China)1 (1. Jilin University) » Dr. Carolyn Byerly (United States)1 (1. Howard University)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July 14:00 Panel : MCS-6

MCS - Shifting technologies in media, communication and sport &
Section business meeting
14:00 Panel : GEN-19
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 2
GEN - The gendered body in nature and culture
Organised by: Dr. Xavier Ramon (Spain) and Dr. Peter English (Australia)
Venue - Te Pae Conway 4
Organised by: Prof. Karen Ross (United Kingdom)
Weaving people and spaces: stationary cycling apps, self-care and
the challenges for media research
Blood, bone, crone: researching the menopause experience from » Prof. Miroslaw Filiciak (Poland)1, Dr. Mateusz Felczak (Poland)1 (1.
the inside out SWPS University)
» Prof. Karen Ross (United Kingdom)1 (1. Newcastle University)

Mediatization in the Time of Isolation: How Chinese People

Navigating the Biological Clock: Exploring Societal Norms, Engaged in Home-based Sports Using Intelligent Technologies to
Individual Perceptions, and Communication Dynamics in Women's Recover from Anxiety
Reproductive Timing
» Ms. Huatian Zheng (China)1, Dr. Yi Yang (China)2 (1. School of
» Dr. Christina Zhang (China)1 (1. Zhejiang International Studies Journalism and Communication, Renmin University of China, 2. None)
University)

14:00 Panel : ISM-3

Give Birth or not: The Impact of Social Media Exposure on Chinese
Women’s Fertility Intentions from a Cost-Utility Theory ISM - Bridging Divides: Media's Role in Cultural Understanding and
Perspective Community Integration
» Ms. Weixi Zeng (China)1, Ms. Liwen Zhang (China)1, Ms. Tong Sun Venue - Distinction Hotel Worchester
(China)1, Ms. Xinru Jiang (China)1, Ms. Yutong Yang (China)1, Ms. Zhihan Organised by: Prof. abida ashraf (Pakistan)
Zhou (China)1, Ms. Yuhang Chen (China)1 (1. Nanjing University)

Interfaith Dialogues and Conflict Resolution: Global

Period goes public: Analysis of menstrual discourse on female- Communication Perspectives and Cultural Convergence
focused social media Xiaohongshu in China — A feminist public
sphere perspective based on Nancy Fraser » Prof. Shahla Adnan (Pakistan)1 (1. Fatima Jinnah Women University)
» Ms. Xi Zhang (China)1, Ms. Ning Yang (China)1, Ms. Yichuan Wang
(China)1 (1. Tsinghua University) Hate Speech in Pakistani Political Campaigns: A Critical Analysis
of Media Coverage and the Erosion of Informed Political Discourse
"I don't hate kids, but regret being a mom": Regretting » Prof. Bushra Hameedur Rahman (Pakistan)1 (1. Department of
motherhood on Chinese social media Journalism Studies, University of the Punjab)
» Ms. Liangqi Ding (China)1 (1. Fudan University)
Assessing Cohesion of Muslims with other communities in
Unpacking “die wei” (爹味, fathersplaining) in Chinese Social Aotearoa post 15 March 2019: Impact Analysis of Inclusivity
Media: A Feminist Critical Discourse Analysis Symposium
» Ms. Wenhui Yang (China)1, Ms. Liangqi Ding (China)1 (1. Fudan » Ms. Lubna Khalil (New Zealand)1, Prof. Asad Mohsin (New Zealand)1,
University) Dr. Ann Hardy (New Zealand)1 (1. University of Waikato)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July Using Social Cognitive Theory to explain media narratives of
propaganda: A comparative analysis of Nazi Germany and the
2022 Russia-Ukraine conflict
The Defeat of the Ottoman Empire in World War I: Understanding » Mr. Arjun Chatterjee (Hong Kong)1 (1. Hong Kong Baptist University)
War, Communication Networks, and International Opinion
» Mr. Yidan Wang (China)1 (1. School of New Media, Peking University)
14:00 Panel : SPS-8
SPS - Special Session / Vincent Mosco: Commemorating a Visionary
A Hospitable Media: Thinking Towards a Sufi Way of
Communication Venue - Te Pae Dobson 2
» Dr. Musab Iqbal (United Kingdom)1 (1. University of Westminster) Organised by: Prof. Janet Wasko (United States)

14:00 Panel : JRE-6

JRE - Journalism practice across regions and cultures IV » Speakers: Deepa Kumar (Rutgers University), Gabriela Martinez
(University of Oregon), Graham Murdock (Loughborough University),
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 4
Jack Qiu (Nanyang Technological University), Jeremy Swartz (University
Organised by: Dr. Bissie Anderson (United Kingdom) of Oregon) and Dwayne Winseck (Carleton University) Including brief
comments by: Enda Brophy, Simon Fraser University; Andrew
Who’s the ‘pioneer’? A critical examination of “pioneer Calabrese, University of Colorado; Nicole Cohen, University of Toronto;
journalism” from an indigenous perspective Grieg de Peuter, Wilfrid Laurier University; Davina DesRoches,
University of Winnipeg; Christian Fuchs, Paderborn University; Thomas
» Dr. Bissie Anderson (United Kingdom)1, Dr. Nour Halabi (United Guback, University of Illinois; Jyotsna Kapur, Southern Illinois
Kingdom)2 (1. Robert Gordon University, 2. University of Aberdeen) University; Eileen Meehan, Southern Illinois University; Manjunath
Pendakur, Florida Atlantic University; Dan Schiller, University of Illinois;
Minorities Media and Social Change in the GCC Jianhua Yao, Fudan University.
» Prof. Jairo Lugo-Ocando (United Arab Emirates)1, Prof. Noureddine
Miladi (Qatar)2 (1. University of Sharjah,, 2. Qatar University) 14:00 Panel : DID-8
DID - Data Divide and Smart-Ageing: Theory and Evidence from Asia
Disappearing Journalism Students: A Study of Pre-socialization Venue - Novotel Hotel Waimakariri room 2
and Career Choices of Journalism Students in a Chinese Applied
University Organised by: Prof. Fen Lin (Hong Kong) and Prof. Xiaohui WANG (Hong
Kong)
» Ms. Xuan Shen (China)1 (1. Nanfang College)

Coping with Trust Collapses: How Chinese Journalists Have had Algorithmic Divide Among Elderly and Sandwich Generation in
Compassion Fatigue Hong Kong: Development and Validation an Algorithm Literacy
Scale
» Dr. Junni Chen (China)1 (1. Minzu University of China)
» Ms. Luying WANG (Hong Kong)1, Prof. Xiaohui WANG (Hong Kong)1,
Prof. Fen Lin (Hong Kong)1 (1. City University of Hong kong)
Media Council in Making : Comparing Malaysia Case with South
Asia Media Councils Role and Responsibility in Safeguarding the
Journalists Co-Producing the Future: Resilient Governance and Digital
» Prof. Sara Chinnasamy (Malaysia)1, Ms. Amirah Hazuanie Mohd Zaidi Literacy in the Era of AI
(Malaysia)2 (1. Associate Professor Universiti Teknologi MARA, 2. Phd » Dr. Bo Wen (Macao)1, Dr. Zhicong Lu (Hong Kong)2, Ms. Jixiang LI
Student) (Macao)1 (1. University of Macau, 2. City University of Hong kong)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July Boy Love Webcomic as an Alternative Queer Space: Feminism and
Emotional Connection
» Ms. Han Huang (China)1 (1. Shanghai International Studies University)
Data divide as the fourth level: An extended digital divide model
» Prof. Fen Lin (Hong Kong)1, Dr. Zhi Pei (Hong Kong)1, Ms. Yulu Ouyang
(Hong Kong)1 (1. City University of Hong kong)
Civic engagement in the political sphere through satire comics: A
visual analysis of comics during the COVID-19 crisis by the “Wolf
14:00 Panel : VIC-9 Warrior painter” Wuheqilin
VIC - Closing Session - Short Video Fest » Ms. Yiheng Wang (Spain)1 (1. University of Cádiz)
Venue - Novotel Hotel Waimakariri room 1
Organised by: Mr. Marcos De Bona de Carvalho (Brazil)
14:00 Panel : DIM-4
DIM - Diaspora and Media Working Group Business Meeting
Venue - Crowne Plaza Gartner room and Ellis room
Organised by: Dr. Sumana Chattopadhyay (United States) and Dr. Brian
14:00 Panel : COA-2 Pindayi (South Africa)
COA - New Consumptions in Comics
Venue - Crowne Plaza Oram room
Organised by: Ms. Yiheng Wang (Spain)
14:00 Panel : HEC-12
‘I Want an Immersive Human Epic, but Advertisers Won't Let Me’: HEC - Young people, Media and Cyber culture
Exploring Audience Attitudes Toward Brand Placement in Venue - Distinction Hotel Cathedral South
Literary-Adapted Anime
Organised by: Dr. EMMANUEL ESSEL (South Africa)
» Mr. Chuyi Cai (China)1 (1. East China University of Technology)

A Study on the Impact of Sexual Health Education and Social

How does Continuously Mediatized Animation Mold Chinese Media on the View of Marriage and Romance of High School
Children's Spatial-Temporal Experiences and Cognitions? --Based Students: A Case Study of High School Students in an Urban Area
on Qualitative Interviews with the Post-50s to 10s Generation of Tianjin,China
» Dr. Lin Qi (China)1 (1. Nanjing University) » Mr. Xiangyu Cai (China)1, Dr. Pei Huang (China)2, Mr. Qihe Zhang
(China)1, Ms. Wenxi Xu (China)1, Ms. 培娟 贺 (China)1, Mr. 志远 铁
(China)1 (1. School of Digital Media & Design Arts, Beijing University of
Humanizing the Metaverse: The Impact of Digital Avatars as Posts and Telecommunications, 2. Beijing university of posts and
Spokesmen on Brand Fan Effects telecommunications)
» Mr. Zhe Li (China)1 (1. Shanghai Jiao Tong University)

AIGC's Design Exploration of Comics in Pierce's Semiotic Post and beauty: Impact of Social media on skin care behavior
Perspective » Dr. Catherine Yang (China)1, Dr. Sarenna Bao (China)1 (1.
» Ms. Hong Luo (Australia)1 (1. Monash University) Communication University of China)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July Beyond Static: Unveiling Intersectional Challenges to Women’s
Participation and Gender Equity in Indian Community Radio
» Prof. Kanchan K. Malik (India)1 (1. University of Hyderabad)
Others and Me: The influence of presumed influence on female
college students’ attitude towards HPV vaccination
» Ms. Yuwen Zhou (China)1, Ms. Yixin Zhang (China)2 (1. East China Reshaping Media and Building Resilience: Appan Samachar, A
Normal University, 2. Beijing Normal University) Women-Led Community News Channel in a Conflict Zone
» Ms. Soumya Jha (India)1 (1. Bennett University, Greater Noida)
Accepting Aging: an EPPM-Based Exploration of the Impact of
Different Information on Social Media on Young Women’s Contemporary media activism in the San Francisco Bay: Feminist
Intention of Cosmetic Procedures and Queer Contributions
» Mr. Yuxuan Wang (China)1 (1. Communication University of China) » Prof. Dorothy Kidd (United States)1 (1. University of San Francisco)

Community perceptions of gambling and gambling harm in the Embedded Empowerment: How China's Sexual Minorities Use
Australian Capital Territory: Challenges and opportunities for Online Participatory Media to Struggle for Visibility
communicating gambling harm as a public health issue » Mr. junyi chen (China)1, Ms. Yuhang Chen (China)2 (1. Shanghai
» Dr. Kate Holland (Australia)1, Dr. Kieran McGuinness (Australia)1 (1. Jiaotong University, 2. Nanjing University)
University of Canberra)
16:00 Panel : INC-10
15:30 General INC - Emotions and Empathy are as Important as Communication
Coffee break Itself
Venue - Exhibition Hall 1 and 2 - Te Pae Convention Centre Venue - Te Pae Dobson 1
Organised by: Ms. Manisha Mishra (Norway)

The Historical Evolution of International Communication and

Panel : CAM-4 Civilizational Exchanges and Mutual Learning: A Geopolitical
16:00 Understanding
CAM - Community Media, Gender and LGBT Rights
» Dr. zeyang ren (China)1, Prof. mengshan ren (China)2 (1.
Venue - Turanga Library Activity room renzeyang@[Link], 2. rmscuc@[Link])
Organised by: Dr. Andrew Ó Baoill (Ireland)
Cross-Cultural Empathy Communication of Chinese Dress
From Community to Coverage: Unheard - A Case Study of Culture,: An Analysis Based on Short Videos Featuring New
Community-Centered Journalism on Sexual Assault Chinese Style Clothing
» Ms. Ruoxi Li (China)1 (1. Wuhan University) » Ms. Cailing Zou (China)1 (1. Communication University of China)

Queer Media Production as Soft Activism in China: Insights from a Pandas, Not Just Cute: From Intercultural Communication to Tran
Community Project scultural Communication
» Dr. Runze Ding (China)1 (1. Beijing Normal University-Hong Kong » Mr. Shicong Wen (China)1, Ms. Jiayi Luo (China)2 (1. Shanghai Jiao Tong
Baptist University United International College (UIC)) University, 2. Shenzhen University)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July Negotiating Cultural and Economic Balance: Assessing Australia's
Content Quota Policy for Netflix in the Global Streaming
Landscape
Do audiences share the same emotion when watching a cross- » Ms. Wenjia TANG (Australia)1 (1. The University of Sydney)
cultural documentary？A study on the effect of empathy in
international communication with the case of The Call of The Silk
Road. Transition of Korean Platform Companies to 'Tech-Cultural
» Mr. Zhi Qiang Wei (China)1 (1. Television School, Communication Complexes': Cultural Production of Platforms through Vertical and
University of China) Horizontal Integration in the Cultural Industries
» Mr. Seoyeon Park (Canada)1 (1. Simon Fraser University)
Adaptation and Identification in Cross-cultural Display and
Dialogue: A Study of Transnational Family Parenting Short Videos 16:00 Panel : AUD-10
on Douyin（Tiktok China） AUD - Generations and media
» Ms. Jinnan Huang (China)1 (1. Communication University of China) Venue - Crowne Plaza Golden Fleece
Organised by: Dr. Zita Joyce (New Zealand)
The Empathy Communication of Foreign Language Effects: the
Willingness of overseas students to share knowledge in the "the Exploring the Impact of Upward Social Comparison in Social Media
Community with a Shared Future for Mankind" -- Take the on Generation Z: An Interview Study Surrounding Job Seeking
Wandering Earth 2 clip as an example
» Ms. Qingwen ZHAO (Hong Kong)1, Ms. Rui JIANG (Hong Kong)1, Dr.
» Dr. Luyang Li (China)1, Mr. Jiachen Lyu (China)2 (1. BNU-HKBU United Cindy Sing Bik Ngai (Hong Kong)1 (1. The Hong Kong Polytechnic
International College, 2. University of Melbourne) University)

16:00 Panel : POE-7

Young Audience’s Response to Virtual Idols’ Endorsement
POE - Byte-Sized Battles: Big Tech, Global Narratives and Neoliberal Advertising
Tensions
» Dr. Fei Fan (China)1, Ms. Lin Fu (China)1, Ms. Qinghua Jiang (China)1 (1.
Venue - Turanga Library Spark Place BNU-HKBU United International College)
Organised by: Dr. Pawel Popiel (United States)
Invisibility as Visibility: Exploring Unified Nicknames and
Research Capture: Assessing Big Tech Funding of Academic Anonymous Trends Among Chinese Youth
Research on Digital Platforms » Ms. Tiantian Tang (China)1, Mr. Xu ZHANG (China)2, Mr. Bolun WANG
» Dr. Pawel Popiel (United States)1, Ms. Sydney Forde (United States)2, (China)3, Mr. Zuquan XIONG (China)4 (1. Nanjing University, 2.
Dr. Hendrik Theine (Austria)3 (1. University of Pennsylvania, 2. University of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, 3. China National
Pennsylvania State College, 3. Vienna University of Economics and Committee for The Wellbeing of The Youth, 4. Hong Kong Baptist
Business) University)

South-South Communication: The approach to reactivate the Reshaping the Sense of Place: Research on Digital Media Practice
NWICO at a critical juncture among Chinese Youth in the Context of China’s New Regulation of
» Dr. Zhihua ZHANG (China)1 (1. School of Journalism, Communication disclosing User’s IP Address
University of China) » Prof. PAN Yanan (China)1, Ms. HUANG JIA (China)1 (1. 郑州大学)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July 16:00 Panel : MPS-9

MPS - Misinformation and Censorship
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 3
Navigating Identity of Post-College Youth: A Study on the Social Organised by: Prof. Michael Chan (Hong Kong)
Connectedness of Collaborative Gaming Among Chinese Young
Gamers
» Mr. Kunpeng Miao (China)1 (1. Communication University of China) Perceived misinformation exposure and news personalization
among online news users
» Prof. Michael Chan (Hong Kong)1 (1. Chinese University of Hong
16:00 Panel : ESR-10 Kong)
ESR - Visual and/or creative communication for environment and
climate change challenges Understanding inadvertent sharing of deepfakes: A study on
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 4 socialization, self-presentation, and subjective norms
Organised by: Dr. Carme Ferré-Pavia (Spain) » Dr. Jeffry Oktavianus (Hong Kong)1, Prof. Trisha T. C. Lin (Taiwan)2 (1.
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, 2. National Chengchi University,
Taiwan)
Conspiracy Mindsets in Processing Climate Change Visualizations
» Dr. Stephanie Jean Tsang (Hong Kong)1 (1. Hong Kong Baptist Social Media Platform Vitality and the Effect of Censorship: An
University) ABM Approach
» Ms. Xuebing Zhang (China)1, Mr. Hanqing Zhao (China)1, Prof. Yan Ge
(China)1 (1. School of Media and Communication, Shanghai Jiao Tong
AI-generated Environmental Ads don’t Help to Arouse Protective University)
Concerns: The Mediating Role of Psychological Distance
» Mr. Jianming Cai (China)1, Dr. Yan Zhang (China)1 (1. Shenzhen
University) 16:00 Panel : ESR-12
ESR - Communicating Risk: Environment and Climate Change
Venue - Te Pae Conway 3
Visualizing Climate Change: Exploring the Impact of Image Type Organised by: Prof. Miki Kawabata (Japan)
and Psychological Distance on Pro-Environmental Behavior
» Ms. Lijun Luo (Hong Kong)1 (1. Hong Kong Baptist University) A Practical Study of Risk Communication with a Focus on Local
Newspapers in Japan
» Ms. Yukari Suzuki (Japan)1, Dr. Kuniko Sakata (Japan)2, Dr. Junji
Study on the Persuasive Effects of the “Planting Desire” HASHIMOTO (Japan)3 (1. PhD student, Graduate School of Information
Phenomenon in Green Information Stream Advertising Sciences, Tohoku University, 2. Associate Professor, Graduate School of
» Mr. Shupeng Ge (China)1 (1. Communication University of China) Information Sciences, Tohoku University, 3. Associate Professor, The
Graduate School of Social Design)

Closer to Nature: A Systematic Review of Virtual Reality Factors Influencing International Users' Engagement: A Case
Applications in Environmental Communication Study of COVID-19 Communication during 24th Winter Olympics
» Ms. Bo CHANG (China)1, Prof. Fiona Fui-Hoon Nah (Hong Kong)1 (1. » Ms. Liwen Zhang (China)1, Prof. Yixin Zhou (China)1, Prof. Ke-ke Shang
City University of Hong kong) (China)1 (1. Nanjing University)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July 16:00 Panel : LAW-3

LAW - Artificial Intelligence, Privacy and Copyright
Venue - Crowne Plaza Oram room
How do Chinatown Residents View Air Quality Issues? Pluralistic
Ignorance - Perception of Air Quality Issues by an Asian Minority Organised by: Prof. Lyombe Eko (United States)
Group
» Dr. Miao Chu (China)1, Prof. Connie Yuan (United States)2, Prof. Daniel Artificial intelligence and copyright in global perspective:
Tong (United States)3, Dr. Siqi Ma (United States)3 (1. Xi'an Jiaotong Contrasting cases of New Zealand and the United States
University, 2. Cornell University, 3. George Mason University) » Dr. Susan Keith (United States)1 (1. Rutgers University)

A Dual-Motive Model of Risk Information Seeking and Avoidance Feminist Assessments of Revenge Porn Laws
» Dr. Hye Kyung Kim (Singapore)1, Ms. Rui Gu (Singapore)1, Dr. » Dr. Jaime Loke (United States)1, Dr. Tania Rosas-Moreno (United
Yungwook Kim (Korea, Republic of)2 (1. Nanyang Technological States)2 (1. Texas Christian University, 2. Loyola University Maryland)
University, 2. Ewha Womans University)

The Challenges of Gathering Patient Generated Health Data

16:00 Panel : POP-15 (PGHD) in European Countries Within GDPR and Forthcoming EU
POP - Exploring Short Videos’ Potential Regulations
Venue - Te Pae Conway 1 » Prof. Seldag Günes Peschke (Turkey)1 (1. AYBU)
Organised by: Dr. Kim Barbour (Australia)
PERSPECTIVES AND CHALLENGES FOR THE CHILEAN REGULATORY
Urban image and identity: A study on symbolic construction and APPROACH TO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: PROTECTING FREEDOMS
interaction based on Citywalk short videos AND RIGHTS WITHOUT OVER-REGULATING
» Ms. KEYING ZHANG (China)1 (1. Communication University of China) » Mrs. Natalia Gonzalez (Chile)1 (1. Transparency Council, Chile)

From margin to centre: How do the Chinese older people engage 16:00 Panel : POL-7
in the discourse on old age through the short video platform POL - Disinformation and Misinformation
» Ms. Rui Hua (China)1 (1. Beijing Foreign Studies University) Venue - Te Pae Conway 5
Organised by: Dr. Ivan Paganotti (Brazil)
Hashtag“school name”: prestigious Chinese universities students’
content creation and new digital labor practices on social media Disinformation contested and rejected by Brazilian presidential
platforms campaigns in 2022 election
» Dr. Huiqin Su (China)1 (1. School of journalism and communication, » Dr. Ivan Paganotti (Brazil)1 (1. Universidade Metodista de São Paulo)
Nanjing University)

The Squeaky Wheels of Misinformation: Unveiling the Visual Bias

Laughing while Māori: Humour in Aotearoa with Mātauranga in Hong Kong's Fact-Checking Gatekeeping Process
Māori and Birmingham School Approaches » Dr. Yue WANG (Hong Kong)1, Ms. April Wanhui Zhou (Hong Kong)1 (1.
» Mr. Daniel Burgess (New Zealand)1 (1. Massey University) Hong Kong Baptist University)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July Poetic Inquiry as Participatory Communication for Social Change:
On the Persecution of Bahá'ís in Iran
» Dr. April-Rose Geers (New Zealand)1 (1. University of Canterbury)
The dark side of LLM-powered chatbots: misinformation, biases,
content moderation challenges in political information retrieval We’ve changed! Continuities and ruptures in activist trajectories
» Ms. Joanne Kuai (Sweden)1, Dr. Cornelia Brantner (Sweden)1, Prof. and public expression practices
Michael Karlsson (Sweden)1, Dr. Elizabeth Van Couvering (Sweden)1, » Dr. Dorismilda Flores-Márquez (Mexico)1 (1. Universidad La Salle
Mr. Salvatore Romano (Spain)2 (1. Karlstad University, 2. Universitat Bajío)
Oberta de Catalunya)
History and the Middle Class Consciousness: Civic Activism and
the Shanghai Covid Lockdown
The backfire effect or the continued influence effect of political
misinformation ? » Prof. Changchang WU (China)1 (1. School of Communication, East
China Normal University)
» Dr. Victoria Chen (Taiwan)1 (1. National Chung Cheng Univ)

16:00 Panel : GEN-16

Strengthening Democratic Resilience in Countering Digital GEN - GBV/VIAWC: Information avoidance, homicide and
Authoritarianism: Chinese Disinformation Attack and Taiwan's authoritarianism
Resistance During the 2024 Presidential Election Venue - Te Pae Bealey 5
» Prof. Chen Ling Hung (Taiwan)1, Prof. WenCheng Fu (Taiwan)2, Prof. Organised by: Ms. Dilara Asardag (Finland)
Chang-de Liu (Taiwan)3, Dr. hui ju tsai (Taiwan)1 (1. Graduate Institute of
Journalism, National Taiwan University, 2. Department of Journalism,
National Defense University, 3. Department of Journalism, National A study on female Information Avoidance Behavior and Its
Chengchi University) Effecting Factors of Domestic Violence based on WeiBo in China
» Ms. Zihao Wang (China)1 (1. Wuhan University)

16:00 Panel : PCR-7 To report or not to report: Understanding disclosures of violence

PCR - Activisms, resistances and social movements against women and children in the Philippines
Venue - Te Pae Conway 2 » Dr. Randy Jay Solis (Philippines)1, Dr. Ma. Aurora Lolita Lomibao
Organised by: Dr. Jessica Noske-Turner (United Kingdom) (Philippines)1, Dr. Fernando Paragas (Philippines)1 (1. University of the
Philippines Diliman)

Communication for social change behind the scenes: The strategic It’s your “Good Boy” who killed her: A comparative analysis of
role of silence in human rights activism Italian media representations of female homicides
» Prof. Naíde Müller (Portugal)1 (1. Catholic University of Portugal) » Mrs. Valeria Minini (China)1 (1. School of journalism and
Communication, Tsinghua University)

Co-Navigating "Teneng no asa so tednge an" [Family Intellectual Asla Yalnız Yürümeyeceksin! (You Will Never Walk Alone!)-
Property]: A Decolonial/Dialogical Perspective on Safeguarding Experiences and Perceptions of Feminists with Regards to Digital
Tao People’s Indigenous Knowledge Platforms to Combat Gender-Based Violence Under Everyday
» Prof. Liangwen Kuo (China)1, Dr. Dongjing Kang (China)1 (1. School of Banal Authoritarianism in Turkey.
Media and Communication, Shanghai Jiao Tong University) » Ms. Dilara Asardag (Finland)1 (1. Tampere University)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July The Media Existence and Motherhood Practices of Full-Time
Mothers with Different Life-course Amid the Evolution of China's
Birth Policies
May alam, May pakialam, Makialam sa VIAWC: Developing a » Mr. Wenhao Chen (China)1, Ms. Yuqian Yang (China)1 (1.
Facilitator’s Guide against VIAWC in the Philippines Communication University of China)
» Dr. Randy Jay Solis (Philippines)1, Dr. Fernando Paragas (Philippines)1,
Dr. Ma. Aurora Lolita Lomibao (Philippines)1 (1. University of the 16:00 Panel : JRE-8
Philippines Diliman)
JRE - Professional journalism: The emerging ethical issues offline
and online II
From Xuzhou to Tangshan: A Frame Analysis of Chinese Venue - Te Pae Bealey 4
Mainstream Media Coverage of Violence Against Women Organised by: Prof. Edson Tandoc (Singapore)
» Ms. Chenjie Zheng (United States)1 (1. Annenberg School for
Communication and Journalism, University of Southern California) Artistic Journalism as Aesthetic Truth Practice: Empowering
Multiple Truth Claims in News Work
16:00 Panel : GEN-20 » Mr. stijn postema (Netherlands)1 (1. Ede Christian University of
Applied Sciences)
GEN - Health & Policy: Gender inclusivity, egg-freezing and birth
Venue - Te Pae Conway 4
Misinformation, In Fact: Claims of Truth and Lies in News
Discourses about the 2022 Australian Federal Election
Gendered news? A case study of Chinese female healthcare » Ms. Phoebe Matich (Australia)1 (1. Digital Media Research Centre,
workers’ representation on China Daily Queensland University of Technology)
» Ms. Ruoyi Wang (Australia)1 (1. University of Melbourne)
How Fact-Checking is Studied in the Arab World: A Meta-Analysis
“We Need an Inclusive Clinic”: How Patient-centered » Dr. Arwa Kooli (Tunisia)1, Dr. Fredj Zamit (Tunisia)2, Dr. Ikram Toumi
Communication Impacts Social Isolation, Psychological Well-being (United States)3 (1. University La Manouba, 2. University of La
and Meaning and Purpose in Life of Sexual Minorities Manouba, 3. Kent State University)
» Mr. Yang WU (China)1, Ms. Yiqian GAO (Hong Kong)1 (1. City University
of Hong kong) Debunking misinformation outside the global movement:
networked epistemology of fact-checking journalism in China
» Mr. Zhaoyi Yang (China)1 (1. School of journalism and
Exploring UCDW Discourse on Facebook During Kenya's COVID-19 Communication, Tsinghua University)
Lockdown: A Discourse Analysis Approach
» Ms. Karoline Kanyeria (Kenya)1, Dr. Dorothy Njoroge (Kenya)2 (1. Updating media law: Teaching journalism students about the
Independent Researcher, 2. United States International University - uses, ethics and legality of artificial intelligence in journalism
Africa)
» Dr. Kara Gould (United States)1 (1. University of Arkansas)

Media exposure and the mediation of feminism in the knowledge- Terms and conditions apply: The framing effects of “fake news”
attitude-practice model of social egg-freezing adoption and “disinformation” across three countries
» Prof. Ya Yang (China)1 (1. Beijing Normal University) » Prof. Edson Tandoc (Singapore)1 (1. NTU)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July

Panel : RUC-4 16:00 Panel : HIS-8

16:00
RUC - Communication, risk and marginalization HIS - History Section Business Meeting
Venue - Distinction Hotel Cathedral South Venue - Novotel Hotel Ashley room
Organised by: Dr. Valentina Baú (Australia) Organised by: Dr. Nelson Ribeiro (Portugal)

Pakikipagkapwa in centering voices from the margins

» Ms. Kabzeel Sheba Catapang (Australia)1 (1. The University of
Queensland) 16:00 Panel : ISM-4
ISM - Islam and Media Working Group Business Meeting
Tea as a Communicative Medium: Insights from Fieldwork in an Venue - Distinction Hotel Worchester
Urban Village in Southeast Shandong Province, China Organised by: Prof. Bushra Hameedur Rahman (Pakistan)
» Mr. zihao zhao (Macao)1 (1. Macau University of Science and
Technology)

Creating a Strategic Communication Framework for Climate-

Affected Rural Areas by Integrating ICTs to Enhance Productivity 16:00 Panel : MER-5
» Prof. Shahla Adnan (Pakistan)1 (1. Fatima Jinnah Women University) MER - Worldly Media Education
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 2
CULTURAL RISK COMMUNICATION FRAMEWORK: THE CASE OF A Organised by: Mrs. Rayen Condeza Dall'Orso (Chile)
RIVERINE COMMUNITY IN INFANTA, QUEZON, PHILIPPINES
» Dr. Kamla Zyra Lavadia (Philippines)1, Dr. Maria Stella Tirol
Promotion and Current Status of Media Education in Taiwan: A
(Philippines)2 (1. University of the Philippines Los Baños, 2. College of
Comparative Analysis of Primary and Junior High School Teachers
Development Communication, University of the Philippines Los Baños)
and the Public
» Dr. Marang Saway (Taiwan)1 (1. National United University)
Between Nationalism and Patriotism: The Official-Folk Discourse
Gap and Compromise in the Risk Communication of a
Constructing Chinese Nuclear Plant
» Ms. Siling Dong (China)1, Mr. Zhaoyin CHU (China)1, Mr. Jingwen YANG Mapping Digital Media literacy among rural youths in Bangladesh
(China)2 (1. Communication University of China, 2. Beijing Foreign » Mr. Md Mamun Abdul Kaioum (Australia)1 (1. Digital Media Research
Studies University) centre, Queensland University of Technology)

16:00 Panel : CPT-14

CPT - Communication Policy & Technology Section Business Meeting Media Education in Post-Colonial Kazakhstan
Venue - Turanga Library TSB Space » Dr. Maria Zenaida Panol (United States)1, Dr. Karlyga Myssayeva
(Kazakhstan)2 (1. Middle Tennessee State University, College of Media
Organised by: Prof. Weiyu Zhang (Singapore), Dr. Leah Komen (Kenya), & Entertainment, 2. Al-Farabi Kazakh National University)
and Dr. Guy Hoskins (Canada)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July Other-management of medical privacy: Disclosure strategies of

terminal illness diagnosis within China’s critical care medicine
units
» Dr. Hui Xiong (China)1, Ms. Minxian Chen (China)1, Ms. Yuting He
When Peers Suffer Cyberbullying : A Study on the Relationship (United States)2, Ms. Jia You (China)1, Ms. Hui Li (China)3 (1. Xiamen
between Chinese Social Relations, Moral Disengagement and University, 2. University of Texas at Austin, 3. Pediatrics Unit, Xiamen
Bystander Behavior Hospital of T.C.M)
» Mr. Yiwei Wu (China)1, Dr. Yang Li (China)2, Ms. Chufan Deng (China)3,
Ms. Jin Qian (China)3, Ms. Siwen Wang (China)3, Ms. Xiner Li (China)3,
Mr. Yanxi Ao (China)4 (1. Institute of Communication Studies, Examining the Impact of Prior Media Dependency on Subsequent
Communication University of China, 2. College of Communication and Information-Seeking Demand: The Mediating Role of Two Distinct
Art Design, University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, 3. Emotional Appeals
College of Communication and Art Design, University of Shanghai for » Prof. Yi-Hui Huang (Hong Kong)1, Ms. Ruoheng Liu (Hong Kong)1, Ms.
Science and Technology, 4. School of Health Science and Engineering, Leyi Zhang (Hong Kong)1 (1. City University of Hong kong)
University of Shanghai for Science and Technology)

Identity of flow: On Online Medical Consultation Platforms,

Patient Cognitive Construction of Physician Identity and its
The Mediated Dynamics of Intimacy: Examining Cognitive Mechanism of Health Interaction
Mechanisms in Online Intimate Relationship Education Videos » Ms. Gao Jiawei (China)1 (1. Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences &
» Prof. Xiaoqing Bai (China)1, Mr. Jing Zhang (China)1 (1. Communication Peking Union Medical College)
University of China)
Network-based Modeling of Emotional Expressions for Multiple
Cancers via a Linguistic Analysis of an Online Health Community
Teaching or being taught? Utilizing ChatGPT to develop students’ » Dr. Xinyan Fan (China)1, Mrs. Mengque Liu (China)2, Dr. Shuangge Ma
AI literacy in news reporting training (United States)3 (1. Center for Applied Statistics and School of Statistics,
Renmin University of China, 2. School of Journalism and New Media,
» Dr. Jing WU (Hong Kong)1, Dr. Zhaoxun SONG (Hong Kong)1, Dr. Oi Xi’an Jiaotong University, 3. Department of Biostatistics, Yale University)
Yan CHAN (Hong Kong)1 (1. The Hang Seng University of Hong Kong)

16:00 Panel : MPA-4

16:00 Panel : HEC-13 MPA - Media Production Analysis Working Group business meeting
HEC - Interrogating Client and Provider Communication Dynamics Venue - Te Pae Dobson 3
Venue - Distinction Hotel Cathedral North Organised by: Concha Edo (Spain)
Organised by: Dr. Cindy Sing Bik Ngai (Hong Kong)

Uncovering Metaphors about Living with Cancer in the Social Panel : SPS-13
Media Age: A Qualitative Content Analysis of Chinese Cancer 16:00
Patients’ Douyin Vlogs SPS - Special Session / AANZCA
» Ms. Jingyi Jiang (China)1 (1. Peking University) Venue - Te Pae Dobson 2
Organised by: Prof. Mia Lindgren (Australia)

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Continued from Wednesday, 3 July Weaving Translocal Solidarity: Examining the Role of Social Media
in Sovereignty and Demilitarization Activism in Guåhan
» Dr. Manuel Cruz (United States)1 (1. University of Guam)

The use of WhatsApp in South African social movements: A case of

16:00 Panel : CPN-4 the Wits Fees Must Fall and Abahlali base Freedom Park social
CPN - Traditional media and resistance and Working Group Business movements.
meeting » Dr. Linah Masombuka (South Africa)1 (1. University of South Africa)
Venue - Novotel Hotel Waimakariri room 2
Organised by: Dr. Katja Lehtisaari (Finland) Voices of self-representation: Cultural and political
transformations in the Sierra Nevada and Bogotá within
audiovisual (Amerindian) narratives.
Beyond Reception: Self-Media's Challenge to Ideological » Ms. Laura Triana Gallego (Netherlands)1 (1. University of Amsterdam)
Narratives in the Spring Festival Gala
» Ms. Yudi Tang (China)1 (1. New York University) Voicing Indigenous Epistemologies: Language and Culture as
Living Processes in a Community Radio station in Eastern India
» Dr. Vinod Pavarala (India)1, Prof. Kanchan K. Malik (India)1, Prof.
Vasuki Belvadi (India)1 (1. University of Hyderabad)
A Regulation Theory Perspective on the Relationship between
Playbour and Digital Platforms Panel : INC-11
08:30
» Ms. Ersi Cha (China)1, Ms. Lisi MAI (Japan)2 (1. Kunming University of INC - Developments on Social Media, Platforms and Media
Science and Technology, 2. International Christian University) Infrastructure in Asia and Africa
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 1
Organised by: Mr. Dave Stokes

Thursday, 4 July Conversations around COP 26: A thematic representation of

tweets by 53 firms across seven sectors in the days leading upto
the COP26 Glasgow Summit
08:00 General » Dr. Deepti Ganapathy (India)1 (1. Indian Institute of Management
Registration Bangalore)
Venue - Te Pae Convention Centre
How can social media break the prediction of homogenization
trend towards liberal media model: A comparative analysis of
trending content of Weibo and X (formerly Twitter)
» Ms. Zhe Li (China)1 (1. Communication University of China)
08:30 Panel : CAM-9
CAM - Social Movements, Protests, and Self-Representation Gaming with Platform rules: the Influence Construction of
Venue - Turanga Library Activity room Chinese Official Media in TikTok Platform Field
Organised by: Prof. Dorothy Kidd (United States) » Mr. XIONGXIONG XU (China)1 (1. Beijing Foreign Studies University)

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Continued from Thursday, 4 July The Anthropocene, Global Capitalism and Epochal Crises of Time
» Prof. Wayne Hope (New Zealand)1 (1. Auckland University of
Technology)
Technological potentials of online games for social aggressions:
how game- mediated social cues are related to toxic behavior
» Ms. Xiaobei Sun (China)1, Ms. Meng Wang (China)2 (1. School of 08:30 Panel : AUD-11
Journalism and Communication, Shandong University, 2. School of AUD - Streaming services, film, and loyalty: viewing, binging,
New Media, Peking University) responding
Venue - Crowne Plaza Golden Fleece
Building Ships to Venture into International Waters: The Organised by: Dr. Miguel Vicente Marino (Spain)
Historical Context and Path Choices of Internationalization of
Chinese Social Media Platforms - A Comparative Study of WeChat
and TikTok Understanding practices and changing motivations of domestic
» Prof. Dianlin Huang (China)1, Ms. Kexuan An (China)1 (1. film audiences: A comparative qualitative study across seven
Communication University of China) small European film ecosystems
» Prof. Cathrin Helen Bengesser (Denmark)1, Prof. Manuel Jose
Damasio (Portugal)2, Mr. Sten Kauber (Estonia)3, Dr. Jaka Primorac
Going to Africa: The Imagination about Africa of Female Users of
(Croatia)4, Mr. Paul Hammoud (Belgium)5, Dr. Nicole Flanagan (Ireland)
Chinese Digital Platform and Its Cultural Politics 6
, Dr. André Rui Graça (Portugal)2, Prof. Malgorzata Kotlinska (Portugal)
» Mr. 韦隽 冯 (China)1, Ms. Su Chen (China)1 (1. School of journalism 2
, Prof. Marta Materska-Samek (Portugal)2, Prof. Rita Gracio (Portugal)2
and Communication, Tsinghua University) (1. Aarhus University, 2. Lusofona University, 3. Tallinn University, 4.
Institute for Development and International Relations (IRMO), 5. Vrije
Panel : POE-8 Universiteit Brussel, 6. Munster Technological University)
08:30
POE - Spatiotemporal Politics: Mapping Territories, Memories and
Epochs of Power Audiences’ Responses to the Happy Ending of Politicized Crime
Venue - Turanga Library Spark Place Dramas: The Influence of Narrative Involvement and Virtual Co-
viewing
Organised by: Prof. Wayne Hope (New Zealand)
» Dr. Li ZHI (China)1, Dr. Fei Fan (China)1 (1. BNU-HKBU United
International College)
Albinism and Human Rights in Africa: Representations and
Practices of Inimical Exclusion
» Prof. Wisdom Tettey (Canada)1 (1. University of Toronto) Are Worldwide Viewing Tastes on Netflix Becoming More
Homogeneous Over Time? An Empirical Analysis
Postcolonial Memories in Hong Kong Independent Video Games » Mr. Seung Chan Lee (Korea, Republic of)1, Ms. Yuwon Nam (Korea,
Republic of)1, Prof. Sung Wook Ji (Korea, Republic of)1 (1. Hankuk
» Dr. Peichi Chung (Hong Kong)1, Mr. Samson Tang (Hong Kong)2 (1. University of Foreign Studies)
Chinese University of Hong Kong, 2. The Chinese University of Hong
Kong)
Beyond the roadshow: How audiences’ motivations for watching
Navigating to “Blind”: The Production and Reproduction of Space roadshows and their experiences shape fan loyalty to the film
(In)Visibility and Challenges to Local Solidarity -- An Urban » Mr. Zhao Qingyuan (Hong Kong)1, Ms. Xuan LUO (China)1, Ms.
Ethnography via Amap Zhengni Zhang (Macao)2 (1. Hong Kong Baptist University, 2. City
» Mr. Xinyu Wu (China)1 (1. Wuhan University) University of Macau)

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Continued from Thursday, 4 July Mapping data practices in gaming across publishing platforms,
community sites, and online multiplayer games
» Dr. Chunmeizi Su (Australia)1, Mr. Andreas Schellewald (United
Constructing a Model of Chinese Language Film Viewing Behavior Kingdom)2, Ms. Jina Yoon (United States)3 (1. The University of Sydney,
Among North American Chinese: A Grounded Theory Approach 2. Goldsmiths, University of London, 3. University of Washington)
» Ms. Haoyue Xu (China)1 (1. Tsinghua University)
State of Play: The Evolving Regulatory Regime of the Videogame
08:30 Panel : ESR-13 Industry in China
ESR - Food and Environmental Communication » Dr. Zixue Tai (United States)1, Dr. Fengbin Hu (China)2 (1. University of
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 4 Kentucky, 2. Fudan University)
Organised by: Dr. Kerrie Foxwell-Norton (Australia)
Relationship Model Construction and Practical Strategies of
Metaverse and Immersive Media: A Case Study of Minecraft
Appealing to Fear: A Persuasive Strategy for Genetically Modified
Organisms (GMO) Conspiracy Theory Rumors: Analysis based on » Dr. Dandan DONG (China)1, Mr. Yuzhong Wang (China)1 (1. Nanjing
The Extended Parallel Process Model University Of Finance & Economics)
» Mr. Yujie Yan (China)1 (1. School of Journalism and Communication,
Tsinghua University) Research on the Characteristics and Quantitative Evaluation of
China's Metaverse Industry Policy
The Role of Early Adopters in Mainstreaming Alternative Proteins » Dr. kaiyuan zou (China)1 (1. School of journalism and
Through the Lens of Diffusion of Innovation Theory - A Systematic Communication, Tsinghua University)
Review
» Ms. Jingyi Xie (Singapore)1, Ms. Gina Junhan Fu (Singapore)1, Ms. Xue Panel : DIM-3
Jia Xie (Malaysia)2, Prof. Weiyu Zhang (Singapore)1 (1. National
08:30
University of Singapore, 2. University of Malaya) DIM - Acculturation and Adaptation of Diaspora Communities
Venue - Crowne Plaza Gartner room and Ellis room
Assessing Consumers’ Perceptions Toward Plant-Based Meat Organised by: Dr. Tian Yingbo (China)
Alternative Product Names: Implications for Sustainable Future
Foods The acculturation tendencies of Filipino migrant workers in New
» Ms. Shelly Malik (Singapore)1 (1. Nanyang Technological University) Zealand
» Mrs. Lenis Aislinn Separa (New Zealand)1, Dr. Stephen Croucher (New
Traditional Medicine, Climate Change, and Sustainability: A Zealand)2 (1. Massey University Wellington, 2. Massey University)
Human Ecology Approach in Assam, India
» Ms. Chinmoyee Deka (India)1, Dr. Sananda Mukherjee (India)2 (1. Tata Crafting Home Away from Home: Sojourn Students' Experiences
Institute of Social Sciences, Guwahati, 2. KIIT School of Mass Between Mainland China and Hong Kong
Communication, KIIT University)
» Ms. Yuexin LYU (Hong Kong)1, Ms. Yuhao ZHANG (Hong Kong)1 (1.
Hong Kong Baptist University)
08:30 Panel : CPT-10
CPT - Gaming and metaverse: between practices and policy Platform-Dependent Self-Presentation: Identity Negotiation on
Venue - Turanga Library TSB Space Homeland Social Media of Chinese Migrant Workers in Japan
Organised by: Prof. Aphra Kerr (Ireland) » Ms. Yan Du (Japan)1 (1. Keio University)

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Continued from Thursday, 4 July “Not just in an old man like me, but in the entire community”:
Rethinking the practice and politics of scale, connection and
identity with community radio in India
Compatibility and Self-Consistency: A Study on Acculturation of » Dr. Aniruddha Jena (India)1, Dr. Mark Hayward (Canada)2 (1. Indian
Africans in China Institute of Management Kashipur, 2. York University)
» Ms. Xinfei Zhang (China)1, Ms. KEYIN LIAN (China)1, Ms. Qinwen
Huang (China)1, Ms. Zaihong Gao (China)1 (1. State Key Laboratory of Panel : POP-16
Media Convergence and Communication, Communication University
08:30
of China) POP - Influencers, culture and identities
Venue - Te Pae Conway 3
Organised by: Dr. Tonny Krijnen (Netherlands)
Mobile Phone Use of Small-town Young Talents Moving to
Shenzhen in Mainland China - Affect as an Analytical Perspective
Beauty practices online: Culture, corporeality, and commerce
» Dr. Tian Yingbo (China)1 (1. College of Communication, National
Chengchi University) » Mrs. Anuja Premika (India)1 (1. University of Hyderabad)

Panel : ESN-6 "All girls, buy it!”: explore communication methods of Chinese
08:30 male beauty influencers' on female consumer behaviour
ESN - Indigeneity, Community and Coloniality II
» Ms. XINYI(CINDY) WANG (New Zealand)1 (1. Auckland University of
Venue - Distinction Hotel Worchester Technology)
Organised by: Dr. Steph Hill (United Kingdom)
Wanghong as 'vessels': the emergence and evolution of a keyword
Beyond the Queer Visibility: Examining Sexual Minorities in the Chinese internet context
Narratives in Indian Web Series » Dr. Luolin Zhao (China)1, Ms. Wanyi Mao (China)2 (1. School of
» Ms. Ananya Sikdar (India)1 (1. Central University of Karnataka) Grammar and Law，Huazhong Agricultural University, 2. Wuhan
University)

Digital platforms shaping Literary Journals as 'Grassroot' Popular Visual Dichotomies: Exploring #ThatGirl and #NotThatGirl
publications - A Submission to the CAM/ESN Joint Session on Instagram
» Mrs. Chelsea Houghton (New Zealand)1 (1. University of Canterbury) » Dr. Ana Marta M. Flores (Portugal)1, Dr. Rita Basílio Simões (Portugal)1
(1. University of Coimbra)
Skatelines: Navigating settler-colonial spatial relations and
connecting indigenous peoples through skateboarding Tencent Video (WeTV) In Thailand: How Chinese Streaming
» Dr. Bethany Geckle (United States)1 (1. Miami University) Platforms are Present in Overseas Cultural Markets
» Ms. Wenjia TANG (Australia)1 (1. The University of Sydney)

Defining narrative change: a case study of the decolonising

podcast Ask the Specialist: Larrakia, Tiwi and Yolngu stories to 08:30 Panel : PCR-9
inspire better healthcare PCR - Participatory Cultures II
» Dr. Vicki Kerrigan (Australia)1, Mr. Stuart Yiwarr McGrath (Australia)1 Venue - Te Pae Conway 2
(1. Menzies School of Health Research) Organised by: Prof. Piyu Gong (China)

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Continued from Thursday, 4 July 08:30 Panel : GEN-21

GEN - Agency, sexual subjectivity and knowledge evolution: Gender-
swapping, competing and shooting in online games
Participatory Heritage in China: Narrative Storytelling practices Venue - Te Pae Bealey 5
on Social Media about Intangible Cultural Heritage from the Organised by: Dr. Jingwen Chen (Macao)
perspective of Sustainability
» Prof. Lei Wang (China)1, Prof. Xiting Bu (China)2 (1. Associate
researcher in the State Key Lab of Media Convergence and From poaching to cultivating: Everyday digital resistance of
Communication , Communication University of China, 2. Associate female MOBA players
Dean, associate professor) » Ms. SIJING SONG (China)1 (1. Tsinghua University)

In the 'Nearby' of Music: Establishing Social Connections and Reinventing, Compromising, Resisting: A Study on the
Cultural Practices within the Digital Existence Spaces of Chinese Construction of Female Character Images and Female Sexual
Youth Subjectivity in Otome Games from a Visual Framing Perspective
» Ms. Yu Chen (China)1, Ms. Lulin Li (China)2, Ms. Shuyang Zhe (China)1 » Ms. Xinyi Rui (China)1, Mr. Chenjun Yan (China)1 (1. Communication
(1. Jinan University, 2. Yango University) University of China (CUC))

Participation-identification-emotion: a study of the motivational Exploring the Knowledge Evolution of Female Protagonists in
mechanism of fans' star-chasing behaviours Video Games: A Social Tagging Analysis of Gender Representation
» Ms. 叶子 李 (China)1 (1. Wenzhou University of Technology) and User Agency on Steam
» Ms. zhu qingqing (Austria)1 (1. University of Vienna)

Feminist Fan Engagement and Collective Agency: A Case Study of

Barbie in China Girl power in Otome game: Virtual love, and intimate public in
» Ms. Xinyao Yuan (China)1, Ms. Kirsten Crowe (United States)2, Ms. China
Ruoyu Yang (China)1 (1. Shanghai Jiao Tong University, 2. University of » Dr. Jingwen Chen (Macao)1 (1. University of Macao)
Southern California)

Transform players' romantic fantasies into reality: emotional

Mersonas: Communicating Participatory Merculture through labor in gender-reversed cosplay for otome games
Performance, Materiality, and Computer-Mediated
» Ms. 婧怡 巩 (China)1 (1. 中国传媒大学)
Communication in Mermaids PH
» Ms. Vea Estrada (Philippines)1 (1. University of Santo Tomas,
Philippines) Virtual Arena: The Impact of Opponent Gender on Female Players'
Gaming Experience in VR Games — An Analysis Based on a
Controlled Experiment
Uncovering the participatory culture of online language learning » Ms. QIANYU LIN (China)1, Ms. Yiting Liu (China)2, Ms. Nan Li (China)1
» Dr. Renee Barnes (Australia)1, Dr. Levi Durbridge (Australia)1 (1. (1. School of Journalism and Communication,Renmin University of
University of the Sunshine Coast) China, 2. Bytedance Lt d)

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Continued from Thursday, 4 July Weaving Gendered Narratives in Online Sports Communities:
Exploring the Digital Collective Identity of a University Chinese
Wrestling Club from a Gendered Perspective
08:30 Panel : GEN-24
» Ms. Chenyu Ni (New Zealand)1 (1. The University of Auckland)
GEN - Gig economy: Art, gendered spaces and digital village
development
Venue - Te Pae Conway 4 How to Shape Chinese National Identity: A Media Discourse
Organised by: Prof. Miroslaw Filiciak (Poland) Analysis of Chinese Naturalized Athletes at the 2022 Beijing
Winter Olympics
Smartphones in patchwork families - a gender perspective » Ms. JIAQI CHEN (China)1, Prof. Li Ji (China)1 (1. School of Journalism
and Communication, Wuhan University)
» Prof. Miroslaw Filiciak (Poland)1 (1. SWPS University)

Weaving a Rainbow: Decolonizing methodologies in establishing a From "Overseas Corps" to "Overseas Missions": From the Koyama
Rainbow artmaking group Chire Incident to the Lang Ping Incident
» Ms. Ruth Jackson (New Zealand)1 (1. Massey University) » Ms. Jiayi Luo (China)1 (1. Shenzhen University)

Gendered Space in the Cloud: Flexi Work and Affective

Media Reproduction of Banal Nationalism in Sports: A Case Study
Consumption in China’s Gig Economy
of China Daily
» Dr. Fengbin Hu (China)1, Dr. Zixue Tai (United States)2, Ms. Juan Dong
» Ms. Ning Xu (China)1, Mr. Hongzhe Xiang (China)1 (1. Macau University
(China)3 (1. Fudan University, 2. University of Kentucky, 3. Henan
of Science and Technology)
University)

08:30 Panel : MCS-5 08:30 Panel : RUC-7

MCS - Gender, race, and nation in sports communication: RUC - Rural Communication Services Research Awards: Award
contemporary perspectives Ceremony and Paper Presentations
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 2 Venue - Distinction Hotel Cathedral South
Organised by: Prof. Toni Bruce (New Zealand) Organised by: Dr. Elske van de Fliert (Australia) and Dr. Pamela Custodio
(Philippines)
The Enduring Influence of the War on Drugs on Boston’s Racialized
Coverage of Athlete Overdoses Group model building as rural communication process: case of
» Dr. Christopher Garcia (United States)1, Dr. Abigail Reed (United innovation system in dairy farming
States)2 (1. Marist College, 2. University of Mount Union) » Mr. Ibnu Budiman (Indonesia)1 (1. Bogor Agriculture University)

How to Cohere and Mobilize: A Study on Organizational Strategies

of Grassroots Female Football Groups in Urban China Enhancing the functions of Rural Communication Services to
Promote Innovations through the Multidimensional Model for
» Ms. Qixuan Zhao (China)1, Ms. Wenjie Zhang (China)1, Prof. Hongzhe Change
Wang (China)1 (1. School of Journalism and Communication, Peking
University) » Dr. Paolo Mefalopulos (Chile)1 (1. UNICEF)

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Continued from Thursday, 4 July Can peace journalism help in building peace?
» Dr. Babak Bahador (United States)1 (1. George Washington
University)
Strengthening innovation structures as a pathway to weave
people together around shared priorities: Perspectives from an
agricultural innovations system diagnostic in Mpumalanga, South 08:30 Panel : POL-14
Africa POL - Political Communication Research Section Business Meeting
» Mr. Tim Fry (United Kingdom)1 (1. University of Reading) Venue - Te Pae Conway 5

08:30 Panel : JRE-15

JRE - Constructing connections: Do constructive and solutions
journalism practices offer an opportunity to strengthen reporting 08:30 Panel : HEC-11
and encourage engagement? A panel discussion on the rapidly HEC - Exploring Intersections of Human rights, Ethics and Gender
evolving practice’s impact on newsrooms, audiences, and reporting. dimensions in Health Promotion
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 4 Venue - Distinction Hotel Cathedral North
Organised by: Ms. Katherine Roff (Australia), Dr. Victoria Fielding Organised by: Ms. Hannah Adler (Australia)
(Australia), Dr. Natasha van Antwerpen (Australia), Prof. Babak Bahador
(United States), Dr. Kathryn Thier (United States), and Dr. Tara Ross (New
Zealand) How Did the HPV Vaccine Become Exclusive to Women: A
Discourse Analysis on the Genderization of the HPV Vaccine in
Weibo
Closer to the source: Evaluating the use of marginalised and
» Ms. Xin Wang (China)1, Ms. Qingqing You (China)2 (1. Nanjing Normal
underrepresented sources in Australian solutions journalism
University, 2. Communication University of China)
stories.
» Ms. Katherine Roff (Australia)1 (1. Univeristy of Adelaide)
The Impact of Self-Disclosure Strategies on Mental Health Stigma
Perception in Chinese Social Media: An Online Experimental Study
Mis-ing pieces: How constructive journalism could address » Ms. Shurui Gao (China)1, Mr. XUANCHENG Li (China)2 (1. School of
mistrust and misinformation at the level of the information Journalism and Communication, Tsinghua University, 2. Tsinghua
ecosystem University)
» Dr. Natasha van Antwerpen (Australia)1 (1. University of Adelaide)
Study on the Mechanism of the Impact of Health Information
Anxiety among Social Media Users during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Constructive Objectivity: how constructive journalism techniques
improve the practice of objective journalism. » Prof. XIN YE (China)1, Mr. SIWEI HUANG (China)1, Ms. CHENYU GUAN
(China)1 (1. Zhejiang University of Media and Communications)
» Dr. Victoria Fielding (Australia)1 (1. University of Adelaide)

Research on information Credibility, Social Presence and Health

Solutions for who? Exploring the effects of climate justice Information Sharing in Social Media
solutions news on climate action policy support
» Prof. Shengqing Liao (China)1, Dr. Meili Zhong (China)1 (1. Fudan
» Dr. Kathryn Thier (United States)1 (1. George Mason University) University)

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Continued from Thursday, 4 July Civil Service Non-profit Organization Communication Ecology: A
Case Study of One NPO’s Communication Strategy in Ghana
» Ms. Jing Zhang (United States)1, Prof. S. Senyo Ofori-Parku (United
08:30 Panel : PWD-1 States)1 (1. University of Oregon School of Journalism and
PWD - Inclusive Communication and People with Disabilities Communication)
Working Group Business Meeting
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 3 “Revitalized” Community Media: Social Capital and Relationship
Organised by: Prof. Panayiota Tsatsou (United Kingdom), Prof. Shahla Network of New Local Publications in Taiwan
Adnan (Pakistan), Prof. Paula Saukko (United Kingdom), Mr. Yuqiao Yan » Prof. CHUN-FU CHEN (Taiwan)1 (1. Fu Jen Catholic University)
(China), and Ms. Ying LAI (China)

"The Flattened Village": The Impact of Modernization on

Traditional Fishing Villages from the Perspective of Mediology--
Taking the Relocation of the Yushan Island as an Example
08:30 Panel : SPS-10 » Mrs. Yufan Zhang (China)1 (1. Communication Unviersty of China)
SPS - Special Session / Pitopito korero – short videos
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 2 Wicked Thinking: speculative news for imagining alternative
Organised by: Dr. Christina Milligan (New Zealand) social futures
» Dr. Skye Doherty (Australia)1 (1. The University of Queensland)

» Featuring videos by: Jen Birks (University of Nottingham), Juan 10:30 Panel : ESR-14
Llamas-Rodriguez (University of Pennsylvania), Patrick Chartol ESR - Climate Change: Communication, Media and Journalism II
(Independent director), Sarah Wagner and Tomoko Kanayama
(Inverness College, Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Sciences - Venue - Te Pae Dobson 4
IAMAS), Ed Madison (University of Oregon), Toni Cunningham and Nina Organised by: Dr. Claire Konkes (Australia)
Kelly (Wayne State University)
Based on China,caring for the world: Research on climate change
10:00 General communication on Chinese social media platforms
Coffee break » Mr. Yu Zhang (China)1, Ms. Yu Xin Wang (China)1 (1. Tongji University)
Venue - Exhibition Hall 1 and 2 - Te Pae Convention Centre
Different perceptions of climate change: psychological distance to
the evidence from health professionals’ interviews of 13 Countries
» Ms. Sanmei Wen (China)1, Dr. Jing Su (China)1, Ms. HONGXIN CHEN
Panel : CAM-7 (China)1, Dr. Yongbin Xu (China)1 (1. Tsinghua University)
10:30
CAM - Development, Disasters, and Resilience
Venue - Turanga Library Activity room Gains and losses for the individual and the nation: An
experimental study of the impact of information frames on
Organised by: Dr. Jorge Saavedra (Chile) behavioral intention to mitigate climate change
» Ms. Xinyu Zhang (China)1 (1. The School of Media and
Communication,Shanghai Jiaotong University,China.)

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Continued from Thursday, 4 July Anonymity in Chinese Social Media：Strain Theory Analysis of
Douban's 'Momo' Phenomenon
» Dr. YIZHE CUI (China)1 (1. University of Nottingham Ningbo China)
News Media Coverage of IPCC in China 1988 - 2023
» Dr. gailing yue (China)1, Dr. Zhengming Si (China)2 (1. Northeast
Forestry University, 2. Harbin Institute of Technology) Convenience or burden：The impact of social media usage time
on users’ social stress and social anxiety.
» Ms. yuyun zhang (China)1 (1. Shanghai Jiao Tong University)
10:30 Panel : CPT-11
CPT - Surveillance & privacy from a policy perspective
Venue - Turanga Library TSB Space How Moral Outrage Spreads in the Digital Age: An Empirical Study
of College Students in Shanghai
Organised by: Dr. Dwayne Winseck (Canada)
» Ms. Mingyue Zhang (China)1, Ms. Qianyue Wang (China)1 (1. School of
Journalism and Communication, Shanghai International Studies
Data Binds: Fintech Practices Vis-à-vis Data Protections in Africa University)
» Dr. Seyram Avle (United States)1 (1. University of Massachusetts,
Amherst) Grassroots grievances in the mediated environment: How Chinese
netizens engage in counter-meritocracy public discourse
Censorship Beyond Borders: Global Impacts of Utah County’s » Ms. Xinghan WANG (United States)1, Mr. Ruochen ZHANG (China)2 (1.
Cultural Policies and Film Sanitization Technologies University of California Berkeley, 2. University College London)
» Dr. Brent Cowley (United States)1 (1. Brigham Young University-
Hawaii) Panel : COA-3
10:30
COA - Comics and politics
Communication perspectives in multi-disciplinary research and Venue - Crowne Plaza Oram room
co-design in online service delivery policy
Organised by: Dr. Mrinal Chatterjee (India)
» Dr. Collette Snowden (Australia)1 (1. University of South Australia)

Navigating the Visual Landscape: Challenges and Opportunities

Multi-tiered Infrastructure of Disconnection: An STS Approach to for China in Political Cartoons
De-Orientalize the Imagination of the “Great Firewall”
» Dr. CAN CUI (China)1, Ms. Yuanyuan Zhao (China)1 (1. Beijing Foreign
» Mr. Du Shen (Ethiopia)1 (1. International Telecommunication Union) Studies University)

10:30 Panel : MPS-10

Weaving a web of relations from Hannah Arendt’s space of
MPS - Concepts of Social Media Use appearance to Safdar Ahmed’s comic Still Alive (2021)
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 3 » Ms. Arundhati Sethi (New Zealand)1 (1. University of Otago)
Organised by: Dr. YIZHE CUI (China)
The Influence of Humorous Comics on the Knowledge
Global Mediated Memory in Wikipedia -- As with the case of Dissemination of HIV/AIDS: A Cross-Age Study of Male
Article Climate Change Homosexual Groups
» Ms. Mingli Xiong (China)1 (1. School of Journalism and » Dr. Yingying Ni (China)1, Mrs. Yun Zhu (China)2 (1. Shanghai, 2.
Communication, Shanghai International Studies University) Communication University of Zhejiang)

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Continued from Thursday, 4 July Information as a Narrative Resource for Reactive Resilience: The
Role of (Dis-)embeddedness to Mediatized Communication
Network in Resilience Communication Process during the
“Unite against War, Unite as One”: Discourse Rhetoric and Lockdown of Shanghai
Emotional Mobilization in “Comics War” during the War of » Ms. He Pan (China)1, Prof. Yusi Liu (China)2 (1. College of Media and
Resistance Against Japanese Aggression International Culture, Zhejiang University, 2. Nanjing University)
» Ms. YINGTAN SU (China)1 (1. Communication University of China
(CUC))
The Public Crisis Communication Strategy of Chinese Official
Media: A Thematic Classification and Evaluation Model of Public
Crisis Management News Discourse
Satire for Climate Justice: Using Cartoons and Memes in » Prof. Xiling Wang (China)1, Mr. Lang Cheng (China)1 (1. School of
Promoting Environmental Awareness in India Journalism, Communication University of China)
» Dr. Mrinal Chatterjee (India)1 (1. Indian Institute of Mass
Communication, Dhenkanal)
10:30 Panel : POP-17
POP - Decolonizing Popular Narratives
10:30 Panel : CRI-5 Venue - Te Pae Conway 3
CRI - The legacy of COVID-19 Organised by: Dr. Tonny Krijnen (Netherlands)
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 3
Organised by: Dr. Minos Athanasios Karyotakis (Greece) Exploring inclusion of minorities in contemporary Japanese
literature and visual works
» Dr. Makoto Sakai (Japan)1 (1. Associate Professor of Meiji University)
Navigating Crisis: An Analysis of Narendra Modi's Leadership and
Communication During the COVID-19 Pandemic in India
» Dr. Muhammad Asim Imran (Australia)1 (1. University of Adelaide) From the Margins to the Center: Engaging with Decoloniality in
High on the Hog
» Prof. Tewodros Workneh (United States)1, Dr. Ikram Toumi (United
Broadcast vs. viral agenda diffusion in the time series effect of States)1, Ms. Nahla Bendefaa (United States)2 (1. Kent State University,
Covid-19 news/posts on stock market: asymmetries of media 2. University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication)
types
» Prof. Xin Wang (China)1, Prof. Maurice Vergeer (Netherlands)2 (1.
Chongqing University, 2. Radboud University) Under the Garb of Decolonialism: The Popular Appeal of RRR
(2022) and its Majoritarian Politics
» Dr. Soumik Pal (Bangladesh)1 (1. North South University)
Compassion for the compassionate amid the COVID-19 pandemic:
A moderated mediation model of the relationship between 10:30 Panel : POL-11
exposure to emotional information and compassion fatigue POL - Media Effects and Trust
» Mr. Bindong Xiong (China)1, Ms. Hao Fan (China)1 (1. Renmin Venue - Te Pae Conway 5
University of China)
Organised by: Mr. Henri Mütschele (Germany)

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Continued from Thursday, 4 July Collaborative production systems applied to local journalism:
European Local Cross-Border Investigative Journalism case
» Mr. David Parra (Spain)1, Mrs. Elvira García (Spain)2, Mrs. Concha Edo
Beyond Media Influence: An Empirical Study of Political Trust Bolós (Spain)1 (1. Universidad Complutense de Madrid, 2. Universidad
Among Hong Kong Youth in a Pluralistic Information Environment Cardenal Herrera CEU)
» Ms. cai chuping (China)1, Prof. Zhongxuan Lin (China)1 (1. School of
Journalism & Communication, Jinan University)
Native Ad and the Expansion Boundaries of the Indonesian
Newsrooms
Beyond the Headlines: Examining the Role of Negative
Campaigning Media Coverage on Electoral Trust » Dr. Camelia Pasandaran (Indonesia)1 (1. Universitas Indonesia)
» Mr. Kelechi Amakoh (United States)1 (1. Michigan State University)
Student Journalists in University Official Social Media Teams: Co-
Diversity of information exposure and feelings of self-efficacy production Procedures and Dynamics
» Ms. Helena Rauxloh (Germany)1, Dr. Lisa Merten (Germany)2, Ms. » Ms. Jiawei Ding (United Kingdom)1 (1. UCL)
Isabel Lerch (Germany)3, Dr. Heidi Schulze (Germany)4, Prof. Judith
Möller (Germany)5 (1. Gesis, 2. Leibniz Institute for Media Research Panel : PCR-10
Hans-Bredow-Institut (HBI), 3. NDR, 4. Ludwig Maximilian University of 10:30
Munich, 5. University of Hamburg) PCR - Participation and digital communication
Venue - Te Pae Conway 2
What Affects Government Trust in A Sudden Policy Shift: A Dual Organised by: Prof. Ana Melo (Portugal)
Mediation Model Based on Perceived Policy Change, Risk
Perception, and Perceived Institutional Betray
The (Mis-)Use of Facebook among Vulnerable Populations.
» Mr. Xuchen Wang (China)1, Ms. Yang Yuyingzi (China)1 (1. Tsinghua Uncovering the dangers for young refugees on social media
University)
» Dr. Valentina Baú (Australia)1 (1. Western Sydney University)

10:30 Panel : MPA-3

Facilitating Community participation through Mobile Journalism
MPA - Expectations and new roles in journalism production
:A road to Empowerment and Transformation
Venue - Turanga Library Spark Place
» Dr. Pragati Paul (India)1, Prof. Danish Iqbal (India)1 (1. A JK Mass
Organised by: Mrs. Elvira García (Spain) Communication Research Centre,Jamia Millia Islamia)

The journalist-influencer as an emerging role in the media

Visible digital resilience: Young bloggers' mediated practices of
landscape
urban image construction
» Dr. Ángel Vizoso (Spain)1, Dr. Carlos Toural (Spain)1, Dr. Eva Sánchez-
» Dr. zheyou ye (China)1 (1. Sichuan university)
Amboage (Spain)2 (1. Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, 2.
Universidade da Coruña)
“Just for fun, not for work”: Exploring Chinese employees’ digital
Mediating - Negotiating - Translating Worlds Beyond Borders: participation through affordance of generative AI, technology
Insights into News Agency Foreign Correspondents' Practices and acceptance and discontinuance
Challenges in Cross-Cultural Media Production » Ms. Yajing LU (Hong Kong)1, Mr. Xuanyu Shi (Hong Kong)1 (1. Hong
» Ms. Jasmin Surm (United Kingdom)1 (1. University of Leeds) Kong Baptist University)

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Continued from Thursday, 4 July 10:30 Panel : GEN-22

GEN - Artificial intelligence: Apps, cyber toilets and (non)consensual
wombs
Cyber Cupid: A Study on the Social Media Usage In Long-distance Venue - Te Pae Bealey 5
Relationship Organised by: Dr. Inês Amaral (Portugal)
» Mr. Heng Huang (China)1, Ms. Yicheng Guo (China)2 (1.
Communication University of China, 2. University College London)
Digital constructions of gender: mediated practices of young
adults in mobile applications
10:30 Panel : GMP-2 » Dr. Inês Amaral (Portugal)1, Mr. Eduardo Antunes (Portugal)1 (1.
GMP - ROUNDTABLE: Rethinking digital governance: inequalities, University of Coimbra)
rights and the discourses of sovereignty
Venue - Distinction Hotel Worchester Mobile apps and identity performances: How is gender negotiated
in young adults mediated practices?
Organised by: Prof. Gerard Goggin (Australia)
» Dr. Rita Basílio Simões (Portugal)1, Dr. Inês Amaral (Portugal)1 (1.
University of Coimbra, Faculty of Arts and Humanities/CES)
Rethinking governance through a decolonial lenses on digital
sovereignty Body Exposure and Facial Emotions: Revealing Gender
» Mrs. Claudia Padovani (Italy)1 (1. University of Padova) Presentation of Douyin’s Aesthetic with Computer Vision
Technology
» Ms. YUXUAN HE (China)1, Mr. TONY FENGFANG (China)2 (1. Tsinghua
Comments University, 2. School of journalism and Communication, Tsinghua
University)
» Dr. Terry Flew (Australia)1 (1. Australian Research Council (ARC)
Laureate Fellow at the University of Sydney)
Impact of digital distribution of non-consensual content on
women victims: Technology, laws, and remedies in India
Comments » Dr. Ambrish Saxena (India)1, Dr. Susmita Bala Saxena (India)1, Mr.
Prince Shadwal (India)2 (1. Delhi Metropolitan Education, 2.
» Dr. Weiyu Zhang (Singapore)1 (1. Department of Communications Independent Filmmaker)
and New Media, National University of Singapore)

Stereotypical and counter-stereotypical gender representations

of Chinese emerging adults
Comments
» Ms. Liqin Luo (Spain)1, Ms. Xuan Deng (China)2 (1. Universitat de
» Prof. Robin Mansell (United Kingdom)1 (1. Professor Emerita,
Barcelona, 2. Shanghai University)
Department of Media and Communication, London School of
Economics and Political Science)
“Plain” digital feminism in China: Examining “Cyber Toilet” and
“Toilet Girl” on China’s social media
Comments » Dr. Yalan Huang (China)1, Ms. Yue Tang (China)2, Dr. Cencen Hu
(China)3 (1. School of Journalism & Communication, Jinan University, 2.
» Dr. Christina Milligan (New Zealand)1 (1. Auckland University of
School of Journalism and Communication, Jinan University, 3. Beijing
Technology)
Sport University)

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Continued from Thursday, 4 July From Gendered Spaces to Socialized Spaces: An Analysis of Gender
Issues Podcasts in Podcasting Platform Xiaoyuzhou (Small
Universe)
Envisioning an Embodied Future: A Content Analysis of » Ms. Yang Ding (China)1 (1. China Women's University)
Sociotechnical Imaginaries of Artificial Wombs on Chinese Social
Media
» Mr. Zhuorui Chen (China)1, Ms. QIANYU LIN (China)1 (1. School of Feminist Discourses among Indonesian Women Filmmakers and
Journalism and Communication,Renmin University of China) Its Implications for 'Women's Films' in Indonesia
» Prof. ENI MARYANI (Indonesia)1, Ms. Reksa Anggia Ratmita
Panel : GEN-25 (Indonesia)1 (1. Universitas Padjadjaran)
10:30
GEN - Political economy: Feminism, nationalism, love, horror and
religious figures in film and media Panel : RUC-5
10:30
Venue - Te Pae Conway 4 RUC - Communication and rural change
Organised by: Dr. Sunyoung Kwak (Japan) Venue - Distinction Hotel Cathedral South
Organised by: Mr. Tim Fry (United Kingdom)
Inheriting and Evolving: A Study on the Construction of Gender
Image of Metahuman through the Lens of Digital Memes
Data-driven digital participation in agri-food context: Why should
» Dr. Tingli Liu (China)1, Mr. Haoyu Yang (China)1 (1. Communication C4D and CfSC scholars and practitioners pay attention to
University of China) information disorder?
» Dr. Ataharul Chowdhury (Canada)1, Dr. Khondokar Humayun Kabir
Construction Of Gender Roles In Pakistani Television Drama: (Canada)1, Ms. Uduak Edet (Canada)1 (1. University of Guelph)
Perspectives Of Drama Writers And Viewers
» Dr. Huma Tahir (Pakistan)1, Prof. Bushra Hameedur Rahman
Reconceptualizing 'Modernization' in Chinese Rural
(Pakistan)2, Mr. Matee Rehman (Pakistan)3 (1. Lahore College for
Communication Research: A Comparative Analysis with Global
Women University Lahore, 2. Department of Journalism Studies, 3.
Perspectives
Public Relation Department)
» Ms. Yayun TONG (China)1 (1. Communication University of China)

Seeing Ourselves on TV: Scandal!, Gomora and Township

Femininities Welfare Trap and Replication Dilemma: An Analysis of Self-Media
» Ms. Tumi Mampane (South Africa)1 (1. University of the Freestate) Platforms to Promote Rural Communication in China
» Ms. Chuyi Guo (China)1 (1. Communication University of China (CUC))

Gender Role Reversal in Japanese Primetime TV Dramas

» Dr. Sunyoung Kwak (Japan)1 (1. Shizuoka University) How health information from children Influences rural parents’
infectious disease protection behaviors: Cross-sectional survey of
rural parents in China
Massive success of the “Animal” and gender equality: Where have » Dr. Hengjiang Jin (China)1, Dr. Hongyan Yang (China)1, Dr. Liangtao
we reached? Shan (China)2 (1. Chongqing University, 2. Dalian University of Foreign
» Dr. . Swatantra (India)1 (1. Indian Institute of Management Indore) Languages)

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Continued from Thursday, 4 July Speak of Evil: the Moral Foundation of Hostile Narrative in
Chinese Public Diplomacy
» Mr. Yangdong Liu (China)1, Mr. Zhenfeng Zhou (China)1, Dr. Yaotian
10:30 Panel : JRE-13 Zhang (China)1, Prof. Cheng-Jun Wang (China)1 (1. Nanjing University)
JRE - Journalism research from diverse perspectives III
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 4 Science, Politics, or Somewhere in Between: Public Opinion on the
Organised by: Prof. Jessica Wilkinson (Australia) Fukushima Nuclear Water Discharge in Japan, China, and Korea
» Dr. Dongwoo Lim (Japan)1, Dr. Haichun Yu (Japan)2, Prof. Mikihito
Tanaka (Japan)3, Prof. Fujio Toriumi (Japan)4 (1. Tsuda University, 2.
Poetic inquiry as a means to explore the emotional underside of Hokkaido University, 3. Waseda University, 4. the University of Tokyo)
journalism practice
» Prof. Lisa Waller (Australia)1, Prof. Jessica Wilkinson (Australia)1 (1. Construction and Perception: A Study on South Africa's Image in
RMIT University) Both Official and Private Opinion Fields of China
» Mr. Gang Wang (China)1, Ms. Su Chen (China)2 (1. School of
Journalism and Communication, Tsinghua University, 2. School of
Nothing to report: news reporting on the Truth and Reconciliation journalism and Communication, Tsinghua University)
Commission
» Prof. Eli Skogerbø (Norway)1, Prof. Eva Josefsen (Norway)2, Ms. Amalie "Being-in-the-world": The Entanglement of Telegraphy and
Drage Habbestad (Norway)2 (1. University of Oslo, 2. UiT-Arctic Universal Time Regime in Modern China
University of Norway) » Dr. Tianmin Xu (China)1, Prof. Lei ZHANG (China)1 (1. Communication
University of China)

Shades of Darkness by Refracted Publics in Political Influencer Global Layout of Undersea Cables: the Power Dynamics
News Streams on Twitch » Prof. Fangfang Ji (China)1, Ms. Xueling Wang (China)2 (1. Chinese
» Dr. Nicole Stewart (United States)1, Mr. Joseph Nicolai (Canada)2, Mr. Academy of Social Sciences, 2. University of Chinese Academy of Social
Graeme Beamiss (Canada)3 (1. Texas State University, 2. Simon Fraser Sciences)
University, 3. University of the Fraser Valley)

10:30 Panel : AUD-13

AUD - Audience Section Business Meeting
Resonance and Good Journalism: Research on News Acceleration
from the Perspective of Rosa’s Critical View of Good Life. Venue - Crowne Plaza Golden Fleece
» Dr. junming yi (China)1, Dr. yu ling (China)2 (1. Renmin University of Organised by: Dr. Asta Zelenkauskaite (Lithuania) and Dr. Miguel Vicente
China, 2. the Beijing Municipal Party Committee School （the Beijing Marino (Spain)
Administration Institute）)

10:30 Panel : INC-8

INC - Public Diplomacy and Public Opinion in Asia, Africa, and 10:30 Panel : MSD-2
Australia MSD - Media Sector Development Working Group Business Meeting
Venue - Te Pae Conway 1 Venue - Crowne Plaza Gartner room and Ellis room
Organised by: Mr. Dave Stokes Organised by: Prof. Jairo Lugo-Ocando (United Arab Emirates)

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Continued from Thursday, 4 July 10:30 Panel : HEC-14

HEC - Global Perspectives on Media's Role in Health Advocacy: From
Community Engagement to Policy Impact
Venue - Distinction Hotel Cathedral North
Organised by: Dr. Monique Lewis (Australia)
10:30 Panel : MER-6
MER - Welcome to the Machine
Shared compassion leading to mutual understanding: Adapting
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 2 Sadharanikaran Constructs for a Malaria Activity in Uganda
Organised by: Dr. Oscar Mario Miranda Villanueva (Mexico) » Ms. Anna Passaniti (United States)1, Dr. Judith Nalukwago (Uganda)2,
Mr. Leonard Bufumbo (Uganda)2, Mr. Pallen Mugabe (Uganda)2, Mr.
Musa Kimbowa (Uganda)2, Mr. Moses Sembatya (Uganda)2, Dr. Elli
Platform Involvement in MIL: Analyzing Google News Initiative Leontsini (United States)3, Mr. Emmanuel Kayongo (Uganda)2, Ms. Pearl
Verification Challenge in Asia-Pacific Kobusingye (Uganda)2, Dr. Arzum Ciloglu (United States)1, Ms. Leanne
» Ms. Amalia Nurul Muthmainnah (Indonesia)1, Mr. Mathias Felipe de- Wolff (United States)1, Ms. Glory Mkandawire (Uganda)2, Mr. Joel Kisubi
Lima-Santos (Australia)2 (1. Universitas 17 Agustus 1945 Surabaya, 2. (Uganda)4, Ms. Sheila Nyakwezi (Uganda)4, Mr. Richard Kabanda
Macquarie University) (Uganda)5, Dr. Suruchi Sood (United States)1 (1. Johns Hopkins Center
for Communication Programs, 2. USAID Social and Behavior Change
Activity, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, 3. Johns
Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, 4. US President’s Malaria
Video-sharing platforms as virtual classrooms of requirement Initiative, USAID, Kampala, Uganda , 5. Department of Health
» Ms. Ksenia Zavyalova (New Zealand)1 (1. University of Canterbury) Promotion, Education and Communication, Ministry of Health,
Kampala, Uganda)

A study of college students' acceptance of ChatGPT in the context How the Media influence the Public's Explicit Agenda and Implicit
of learning tasks Agenda: Network Agenda Setting during the Policy U-turn in
» Dr. kaiyuan zou (China)1, Dr. xiqian zou (China)1 (1. School of COVID-19 Response in China
journalism and Communication, Tsinghua University) » Ms. Qingqing Yang (China)1, Ms. Sixian LIN (China)1 (1. Beijing Foreign
Studies University)

An In-depth Analysis on Students’ Views on Media and AI Literacy Understanding Risk Communication through Intersectionality
» Ms. Lin ZHOU (Hong Kong)1, Dr. Stephanie Jean Tsang (Hong Kong)1 Lens – Case of Poor Urban Women in Costal North Jakarta,
(1. Hong Kong Baptist University) Indonesia
» Mrs. Citra Lestari (Australia)1 (1. Faculty of Arts, the University of
Melbourne)
Should Algo and AI literacy be part of MIL? Results from a meta-
analysis The relationship between media literacy and psychological well-
» Prof. Divina Frau-Meigs (France)1, Dr. Lana Ciboci Perša (Croatia)2, being of Children in Islamabad, Pakistan
Prof. Aphra Kerr (Ireland)3, Dr. Vitor Tomé (Portugal)4, Prof. Igor Kanizaj » Ms. Rehana Munawar (Pakistan)1, Mr. Munib Ahmed (China)2 (1.
(Croatia)2 (1. University of Sorbonne Nouvelle, 2. University of Zagreb, National University of Modern Languages, 2. Guangdong university of
3. Maynooth University, 4. University of Lisbon) foreign studies)

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Continued from Thursday, 4 July 10:30 Panel : SPS-11

SPS - Special Session / Christchurch Call
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 2
10:30 Panel : INC-13
Organised by: Prof. Donald Matheson (New Zealand)
INC - Transcultural Migration and Global Flows
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 1
Organised by: Dr. Kenton Wilkinson (United States)
» Speakers: Paul Ash (formerly the coordinator of the Christchurch Call
Unit in the Department of Prime Minister & Cabinet), Abdur Razzak
Highly-mobile migration beyond the nation-state: Towards a Khan (co-Chair of the Christchurch Call's Civil Society Advisory
transcultural approach Network, and Chairperson of the Federation of Islamic Associations of
New Zealand: Royal Commission of Enquiry), Hamimah Ahmat (Chair
» Ms. Manisha Mishra (Norway)1 (1. University of Agder)
of the Sakihah Trust) and Dr Zahra Emamzadeh (Senior Advisor
Community Partnerships, Migrant and Refugee Education)
Logical Foundations and Emotional Paradigms of International
Communication for Chinese Short Videos 12:30 General
» Dr. WEN MOHAN (China)1, Prof. Weigang TIAN (China)1, Dr. LIU Yang Lunch
(China)1 (1. Communication University of China (CUC)) Venue - Exhibition Hall 1 and 2 - Te Pae Convention Centre

Harbin's Winter Wonderland: Constructing Intercultural Fan and

Dialogue through Global Digital Narratives
» Ms. Qiyun Zhang (China)1 (1. Wuhan University) 14:00 Panel : INC-12
INC - China’s Screen and Media Go International
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 1
Re-bordering of Global Cultural Flows: A Study on Digital
Transnational Activism in China-South Korean Cultural Organised by: Prof. Sudeshna Roy (United States)
Controversies
» Ms. Yueting Zhou (China)1 (1. Communication University of China) China’s Local Media Going Global: A Case Study of Guangdong
International Communication Center and its Singapore
Correspondence
Unveiling the Instability and Power Dynamics in the » Ms. Bin Huang (China)1 (1. Communication University of China (CUC))
Platformization Process: A Study on Bilibili Content Producers’
Migration
» Dr. huailin mu (China)1, Mr. Laurence Dang (China)2 (1. Xi'an Jiaotong- Behind Their Success: A Study on Foreign Micro Celebrities in
Liverpool University, 2. LeapFive Technologies) China
» Mr. Xi YU (China)1 (1. Communication University of China)
Communication consensus from the perspective of interality: A
study of the online discussion of One Belt One Road on Reddit
» Prof. XIANG ZHOU (China)1, Ms. Jianqin Zhong (China)2 (1. South Negotiating authenticity: vlogs produced in China on YouTube
China Normal University, 2. Xi'an Jiaotong University) » Dr. Shenglan Qing (China)1 (1. Guangzhou University)

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Continued from Thursday, 4 July 14:00 Panel : CPT-12

CPT - Algorithmic Interrogations: AI Technology Policy, Equity and
Global Minorities
Ome TV’s Transnational Awkward Chatting Videos on [Link] Venue - Te Pae Bealey 2
for Youth Intercultural Communication
Organised by: Prof. Chika Anyanwu (Australia), Prof. Hopeton Dunn
» Dr. Zhaowei Dang (United Kingdom)1 (1. University of East Anglia) (Botswana), and Prof. Andrea Medrado (United Kingdom)

14:00 Panel : AUD-12 Exploring AI and Data Justice from a South-North Approach –
AUD - Media effects: consumption, branding, buying Outcome of a Participatory Action Research Study
Venue - Crowne Plaza Golden Fleece » Prof. Andrea Medrado (United Kingdom)1, Dr. Pieter Verdegem
Organised by: Dr. Asta Zelenkauskaite (Lithuania) (United Kingdom)1 (1. University of Westminster)

TikTok splash advertising avoidance and redirection strategy —— Weaving People Together Through Market-Driven Decolonial
Q methodology analysis based on 30 programmers Computing? A Study of Transsion’s Smartphone AI Camera and
Repair Services in the Global South
» Ms. Zhenqi Xu (China)1 (1. xuzhenqi1125@[Link])
» Prof. Linchuan Jack QIU (Singapore)1, Prof. Miao Lu (Hong Kong)2 (1.
Nanyang Technological University, 2. Lingnan University)
A Fluid Platform Technology-User Relationship in Memetic Brand
Consumption --A mixed study based on non-sponsored Brand- The Quest for Equity in Generative AI – Policies Towards
related user-generated content Educational and Physiological Inclusivity.
» Dr. Yanze Bai (China)1 (1. School of Journalism and » Prof. Chika Anyanwu (Australia)1 (1. The University of Sydney)
Communication,Tianjin Normal University)

Algorithmic Bias, Ethics and Policy – Mitigating Discrimination in

Decoding Emotional Impact on Audiences: The Emotional AI Facial Recognition Technology among Women and Cultural
Influence of Online Opinion Leaders and the Neural Mechanism Minorities
Inside Audiences » Prof. Hopeton Dunn (Botswana)1 (1. University of Botswana)
» Ms. Wenjun Liu (China)1, Mr. Yian Jiang (China)1 (1. Shanghai
International Studies University)
14:00 Panel : CPT-13
CPT - Online video service markets and streaming regulation around
An Exploratory Study on the Effectiveness of ASMR(Autonomous the world
Sensory Meridian Response) Commercials based on ELM Model Venue - Te Pae Conway 1
» Prof. Yunbo Chen (China)1, Mr. Chiyee Lam (Hong Kong)2 (1. Jinan Organised by: Dr. Dwayne Winseck (Canada) and Prof. Robin Mansell
University, 2. GMIC) (United Kingdom)

Satisfied But No Payment: Factors Influencing the Purchase Understanding inequalities in the global online video market: The
Intention Towards Music Streaming Services in Thailand case of East-Central Europe
» Ms. Kittiporn Sae-tae (China)1, Ms. Nusrat Jahan (China)1 (1. School of » Dr. Petr Szczepanik (Czech Republic)1 (1. Associate Professor at
Media and Communication, Shanghai Jiao Tong University) Charles University)

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Continued from Thursday, 4 July Social media as counterhegemonic site: Reimagining 'Mahabali'
with images on Facebook and Instagram
» Mr. VENKITESH S (India)1, Dr. Rajesh Kumar B M (India)1 (1.
Globally open - locally concentrated, the South African online Department of Communication and Journalism; University of Kerala)
video services market
» Dr. Rofhiwa Mukhudwana (South Africa)1 (1. Associate Professor at Study on Social Media Construction of Collective Memory about
the Department of Communication Sciences at the University of South Chinese Intangible Cultural Heritage ——Take Douyin "Nadam" as
Africa) an example
» Ms. yiran Ba (China)1, Ms. Jinxia Shen (China)1 (1. Communication
University of China)
Strategic alliances, prominence and the contest for market share:
Diversity in the Australian streaming services industry
» Mr. Cameron McTernan (Australia)1 (1. Lecturer and Researcher at 14:00 Panel : HIS-7
UniSA Creative, The University of South Australia) HIS - Media Systems, Control and Power
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 3
Organised by: Mr. MINXING WANG (China)
The Impacts of Netflix's Growing Influence on the Korean Online
Video Service Market from 2019 to 2022
» Dr. Dal Yong Jin (Canada)1, Mr. Seoyeon Park (Canada)2 (1. School of How Color Television pushes the development of Hong Kong
Communication, SFU, 2. Ph.D. student, School of Communications at Identity after 1970s?
Simon Fraser University) » Mr. Jinchu Chen (China)1 (1. College of Communication, National
Chengchi University, Taiwan)

The Indian online video sector: fragmented, parallel and stratified Tightening or Liberalizing: The Historical Evolution and Future of
markets. Media Transformation in Taiwan
» Dr. Adrian Athique (Australia)1, Dr. Scott Fitzgerald (Australia)2 (1. » Dr. Nengjing Shi (China)1, Mr. Yiran Liu (China)2 (1. East China Normal
Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities, University of University, 2. Nanjing University)
Queensland, 2. School of Management and Marketing at Curtin
University)
Between Heteronomy and Habitus: The Advertising Censorship in
the Shanghai International Settlement (1912-1943)
14:00 Panel : MPS-11 » Ms. Danniu Yang (China)1 (1. Shanghai University)
MPS - Discourses of Place and (In)Visibility
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 3 Revisiting Third World Solidarity: How China Represented Arabian
Organised by: Mr. VENKITESH S (India) Brothers’ Suffering in 1958
» Dr. Xiaojun Ye (China)1 (1. Beijing Language and Culture University)
Digital Ark: Mediatization and Memory Reproduction of Shanghai
Jewish Refugees Memorial Space under the Influence of Digital Can Chinese Aid Sports Stadiums to Africa as an Actor ？On Bruno
Media Latour’s Sociology of Artifacts
» Dr. Yefu Qian (China)1 (1. School of International and Public Affairs, » Mr. Weihao Chen (China)1, Mr. LI LI (China)2 (1. China Institute of
Shanghai Jiao Tong University) Sport Science, 2. Communication University of China)

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Continued from Thursday, 4 July 14:00 Panel : POL-13

POL - Political campaigns
Venue - Te Pae Conway 3
Sacrifice, Power, Ideals: How Were Family Images as Media Organised by: Prof. Nicholas Holm (New Zealand)
Invented?
» Ms. Ziwei Wang (China)1 (1. Renmin University of China)
Embracing Social Media for Political Communication:
Transformations of Election Campaign Strategies in Bangladesh,
14:00 Panel : POL-12 India and Nepal
POL - Media Effects, Public Perception and Political Knowledge » Dr. Samiksha Koirala (Bangladesh)1, Dr. Soumik Pal (Bangladesh)1,
Venue - Te Pae Conway 5 Mr. Sakir Mohammad (Bangladesh)1 (1. North South University)
Organised by: Dr. Geeta Kashyap (India)
Loyalty to the Party: The Importance of Fun in the Public Sphere
The effect of mainstream media exposure on political » Prof. Nicholas Holm (New Zealand)1 (1. Massey University)
consumerism in the US-China trade dispute: A comparison
between the US and China
Imaginings of the Future of Conflict and Communication
» Ms. Yaru Wang (China)1, Dr. Caixie Tu (China)1 (1. Shanghai University) Technologies: From Armed to Democratic Conflict
» Prof. Nico Carpentier (Czech Republic)1 (1. Charles University)
How News Affect People’s Corruption Perception——Based on a
Moderation Model 14:00 Panel : GEN-26
» Dr. Zongyi Huo (China)1 (1. Tsinghua University) GEN - Communication effectiveness: Journalism history, gender
identity and professional ordeals
Venue - Te Pae Conway 4
In the Age of AI: Rethinking Smart Media News Consumption and Organised by: Dr. Margaretha Geertsema-Sligh (United States)
Political Knowledge
» Dr. Saifuddin Ahmed (Singapore)1, Dr. Muhammad Masood
(Singapore)1 (1. Nanyang Technological University) Raising the Horn Isn't Enough: A Study of UN Women's Strategic
Communication Effectiveness Based on an Intersectional Model
» Ms. wenrong han (China)1, Ms. Xiangning Tian (China)2 (1. Tsinghua
Evaluating Data literacy: Examining how urban populations University, 2. Communication University of China)
navigate data-driven political information
» Dr. Geeta Kashyap (India)1, Dr. Nirmala MN (India)1 (1. Assistant Toward a Global History of Women in Journalism
Professor)
» Dr. Margaretha Geertsema-Sligh (United States)1 (1. Butler University)

Awareness and Utilization of Citizens’ Gate among Residents of Methodological challenges in news flow studies—heading for
Lagos State, South-West Nigeria Global Media Monitoring Project 2025
» Dr. Stephen Sonayon (Nigeria)1, Prof. ALAWODE Olayinka (Nigeria)1 » Dr. Jonita Siivonen (Finland)1 (1. Swedish School of Social Science,
(1. Lagos State University, Ojo) University of Helsinki)

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Continued from Thursday, 4 July

» Speakers: Cameron Harland (CE New Zealand on Air), Margaret
Cassidy (The University of Sydney, University of Technology Sydney),
14:00 Panel : JRE-11 Andrew Ó Baoill (The University of Galway), Matt Mollgaard (Auckland
JRE - Journalism research from diverse perspectives I University of Technology)
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 4
Organised by: Dr. Umashankar Pandey (India) 14:00 Panel : ESR-11
ESR - Environment, Science and Risk Communication Working Group
Business Meeting
Investigating the emotional labour of the foreign correspondent’s Venue - Te Pae Dobson 4
practice through creative practice research
» Ms. Christine Kearney (Australia)1 (1. University of Technology
Sydney)

14:00 Panel : PCR-11

‘It’s trauma on a deadline’: Change, continuity and harm after the PCR - Participatory Communication Research Section Business
‘racial reckoning’ Meeting
» Dr. Archie Thomas (Australia)1, Dr. David Nolan (Australia)2 (1. Venue - Te Pae Conway 2
University of Technology Sydney, 2. University of Canberra)

Unheard voices: the experience of journalists as news reporters

and victims of events Panel : RUC-6
14:00
» Dr. Sharon Smith (Australia)1, Dr. Collette Snowden (Australia)1, Prof. RUC - Rural Communication Working Group Business Meeting
Kerry Green (Australia)1 (1. University of South Australia)
Venue - Distinction Hotel Worchester
Organised by: Dr. Maria Stella Tirol (Philippines) and Dr. Pamela Custodio
Framing Hegemony and Dissent in India: A Critical Content (Philippines)
Analysis of Mainstream Media Coverage of Anti-Citizenship
Amendment Act Protests
» Dr. Madhavi Ravikumar (India)1, Dr. Nimmagadda Bhargav (India)2,
Prof. John Downey (United Kingdom)3, Prof. Vinod Pavarala (India)1, Dr. Panel : GEN-30
Rohit Dasgupta (United Kingdom)4, Ms. Debasreeta Deb (India)1 (1. 14:00
University of Hyderabad, 2. Indian Institute of Management Indore, 3. GEN - Business Meeting: The International UNESCO UNITWIN
Loughborough University, 4. University of Glasgow) Network on Gender, Media and ICTs
Venue - Te Pae Bealey 5
Organised by: Prof. Lisa French (Australia) and Dr. Wajiha Raza Rizvi
14:00 Panel : SPS-5
(Pakistan)
SPS - Special Session / Community Radio: Connection, Change and
Continuity in Challenging Times (supported by NZoA)
Venue - Te Pae Dobson 2
Organised by: Dr. Matt Mollgaard (New Zealand)

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Continued from Thursday, 4 July Changing Health Advisories in the Risk Perception Attitude
Framework: A Cross-Lagged Analysis
» Dr. Hye Kyung Kim (Singapore)1, Dr. Yixuan Ong (Singapore)1, Dr. Ben
14:00 Panel : HEC-7 Pelzer (Singapore)1 (1. Nanyang Technological University)
HEC - Risk perception, Risk communication and health outcomes
Venue - Distinction Hotel Cathedral North 14:00 Panel : CPN-5
Organised by: Dr. EMMANUEL ESSEL (South Africa) CPN - Empowerment and resistance: self-media, regulation, and
privacy in the digital sphere
Rethinking the risk communication on social media: Stigmatized Venue - Turanga Library Activity room
health risk messages from out-group cause psychological Organised by: Dr. Meng Xu (New Zealand)
resistance to protective behaviors among MSM
» Mr. YUXIN HE (Macao)1, Mr. Yuanming Guo (Macao)2 (1. University of The Role of the Self: How Self-Media Redefines the Media
Macau, 2. Macau University of Science and Technology) Landscape and Finds Its Position in China
» Dr. Meng Xu (New Zealand)1, Dr. Wei Shao (New Zealand)1 (1.
Examine the effectiveness of distances cues on antibiotic risk University of Canterbury)
perception
» Mr. Yuchen Zhou (Hong Kong)1, Ms. Jinqiu CHEN (China)2, Dr. Chuanli Negotiating Visibility and Invisibility: User Self-Management of
Xia (China)3, Prof. Zhongshi GUO (Hong Kong)4 (1. Hong Kong Baptist Digital Privacy on Chinese Social Media Platforms
University ＆ Beijing Normal University-Hong Kong Baptist University
» Dr. Yiming Chen (China)1, Mr. Liming Liu (United States)2 (1. Xi'an
United International College, 2. GUANGDONG ATV COLLEGE OF
Jiaotong-Liverpool University, 2. Arizona State University)
PERFORMING ARTS, 3. Beijing Normal University-Hong Kong Baptist
University United International College, 4. Hong Kong Baptist
University) Supporting journalism in exile: Views from the donor side
» Dr. Katja Lehtisaari (Finland)1 (1. University of Tampere)
Communication on awareness and risk perception of over-the-
counter drugs: a systematic review 15:45 Panel
» Prof. Salvador Perelló-Oliver (Spain)1, Dr. Ana Garcia-Arranz (Spain)1, General Assembly and Closing Ceremony
Prof. Rosa Berganza (Spain)1 (1. Universidad Rey Juan Carlos)
Venue - Te Pae Auditorium

Universality or Idiosyncrasy? Investigating the Relationship

between Media Usage Motivation, Mental Health, and
Problematic Internet Use
» Mr. Yiwei Wu (China)1, Ms. Luge Yang (China)2, Ms. Yihan Wu (China)2,
Mr. Yihao Huang (China)3, Mr. Tingwei Shen (China)4, Ms. Jiayin Chen
(China)5, Ms. Yuxiao Du (China)6 (1. Institute of Communication Studies,
Communication University of China, 2. College of Communication and
Art Design, University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, 3. The
Sino-British College，University of Shanghai for Science and
Technology, 4. Shanghai University of Engineering Science, 5. The Sino-
British College ，University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, 6.
College of Foreign Languages，University of Shanghai for Science and
Technology)

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