23rd ROSS PRIORY INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR
BROADCAST TALK
‘Shifting forms of public participation’
6 – 9 July 2015
Ross Priory, University of Strathclyde
Programme
Tuesday 7th July
Martin Montgomery – Silence in broadcast talk: talking for fun and talking in earnest ‘on the air’.
Andrew Tolson – The celebrity politician revisited: Nicola Sturgeon in the UK TV Leader Debates (Election 2015)
Dan Angus – Computational methods for the study of television audience participation in the social media era
Greg Myers – The General Election Seven-Party Leaders’ Debate in Twitter and Wikipedia
Jan Chovanec – Between ‘reliving’ and ‘replaying’ history: The shifting formats of time travel reality shows
Angela Smith – “Evening all! *dashes in at the last minute*” The creation of community in public participation media.
Kate Ames and Jacqui Ewart – ‘Disaster talk for television: Connecting with community via live broadcast’
Wednesday 8th July
Åsa Kroon Lundell – Second screen sociability
Michael Higgins – Getting personal in the political interview, and where it can all go wrong: an example from India Times Now’s “Frankly Speaking with Arnab Goswani”
Richard Fitzgerald & Joanna Thornborrow – ‘I’m a scouser’: Location as membership categorisation in the 2015 UK Election Call phone-in
Mats Ekström – Renegotiating the mainstream: News interviews with the Swedish Democrats in the election campaigns 2014
Stephanie Marriott – JFK (tbc)
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