25th Ross Priory International Seminar on Broadcast Talk
Conversation and digital culture
3-6 July 2017
Ross Priory, Loch Lomond
Tuesday 4 July
Angela Smith – ‘How the Hell did this get on TV?’: Naked dating shows as the final taboo on mainstream television
Jan Chovanec – Doing being spontaneous: The role of laughter in TV documentaries
Andrea McDonnell and Paddy Scannell – Trump’s Twitter talk and authenticity
Andrew Tolson – Provincial encounters: uses of vox pop in UK TV news coverage of the EU Referendum
Ruth Page – Snap Chat live stories: collectivisation in broadcast ‘talk’
Wu Xiaoping – The discursive strategies of resistance in Weibo: A case study of Tianjin explosions in Sina Weibo in China
Mats Ekstrom, Marianna Patrona, Joanna Thornborrow – Populist political style
Wednesday 5 July
Michael Higgins – Post-belligerence and judgement on the Great British Menu
Greg Myers – Our time in In Our Time
Martin Montgomery – When is it OK to cry? ‘Speaking from experience’ in political broadcasting
Steven Clayman – Ancient Press Conferences: A window into expanding journalistic entitlements and political accountability
Asa Kroon and Goran Erikson – From broadcasting to online: implications for a sociable producer-audience relationship
Marcel Burger – The making of a report for a news bulletin: when conflicting journalistic identities have to collaborate
Richard Fitzgerald – Generating news with occasional objects in live TV news reporting.
Paddy Scannell – 25 years of Broadcast Talk
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