Communication Law and Policy

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1 Communication Law and Policy Thursday, 0 th November, 09:00 0:30 CLP0 New Intermediares and Platforms: Challenges for Communication Policy and Research Chair: Just, N. PP 006 PP 007 PP 008 PP 009 PP 00 Intermediaries as Shapers of Our Information Environment Stark, B. ; Jürgens, P. ; Magin, M. University of Mainz, Department of Communication, Mainz, Germany Practices of Contestation and the Erosion of Regulatory Power in Multiplatform Environments Ganter, S.A. University of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom Putting the Canaries in the Data Mine. Some Suggestions for the Practical, Ethical, and Legal Challenges of Researching the Black Box Bodó, B. ; Moller, J. ; Irion, K. ; Zuiderveen Borgesius, F. ; Helberger, N. ; de Vreese, C. University of Amsterdam, Institute for Information Law, Amsterdam, Netherlands University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam School of Communications Research, Amsterdam, Netherlands Towards a Public Service Algorithm That Promotes News Diversity Verdegem, P. ; Lievens, E. Ghent University, Communication Sciences, Ghent, Belgium Ghent University, Interdisciplinary Study of Law- Private Law and Business Law, Ghent, Belgium From Contested to Shared Responsibility: Online Platforms and the Transformation of Publicness Poell, T. ; Pierson, J. ; Helberger, N. 3 University of Amsterdam, Department of Media Studies, Amsterdam, Netherlands Vrije Universiteit Brussel, iminds-smit, Brussels, Belgium 3 University of Amsterdam, Institute for Information Law, Amsterdam, Netherlands Thursday, 0 th November, :00 :30 CLP0 PP 074 PP 075 PP 076 PP 077 Governance, Power and Language Approaches for Analyzing Communication Policy Chair: Karppinen, K. Doing Governance in Figurations: Proposal of an Analytical Framework Oermann, M. ; Schulz, W. ; Mast, T. Hans-Bredow-Institute for Media Research, Media Law, Hamburg, Germany Regulations, Norms, Discourses and Technology: An Integrated Governance Perspective for Media and Communication Studies Katzenbach, C. Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society, Internet Policy and Governance, Berlin, Germany Towards a Theory and Method of Communicative Power in Media Policymaking Ali, C. ; Puppis, M. University of Virginia, Media Studies, Charlottesville, USA University of Fribourg, Media and Communication Research, Fribourg, Switzerland Imagining the Internet: The Use of Metaphors, Images and Similes in the Argumentation Over the Future of Online Audiovisual Services Schejter, A. ; Tirosh, N. Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Communication Studies, Beer Sheva, Israel

2 Thursday, 0 th November, 4:30 6:00 CLP03 PP 38 PP 39 PP 40 PP 4 Public Service Media in the Digital Age Chair: van den Bulck, H. Public Service Media Governance in Europe and Overseas. A Comparison of Remit, Funding, and Offer in 8 Media Systems Schweizer, C. ; Puppis, M. London School of Economics and Political Science, Department of Media and Communications, London, United Kingdom Unviersity of Fribourg, Department of Communication Science and Media Research, Fribourg, Switzerland Contribution to Society: A Citizen Oriented Approach to Public Service Media Accountability Suárez Candel, R. ; Fernández Quijada, D. European Broadcasting Union, Media Intelligence Service, Geneva, Switzerland How the Public Values Public Service Broadcasting Just, N. ; Buechi, M. ; Latzer, M. University of Zurich, IPMZ- Media Change & Innovation Division, Zurich, Switzerland Public Service Media s Own Social Network Necessity or Utopia? Gerard-Wenzel, C. ; Steinmaurer, T. University of Salzburg, Communication, Salzburg, Austria Thursday, 0 th November, 6:30 8:00 CLP04 PP 4 PP 5 PP 6 PP 7 Rethinking Data Protection and Privacy Chair: Schejter, A. Data, Prediction and Automatic Law? Kenyon, A. ; Goldenfein, J. University of Melbourne, Law, Melbourne, Australia Swinburne, Law, Melbourne, Australia Tracing Audience Behaviour for a Reason A Matter of Paternalism? Appelgren, E. Södertörn University, Journalism, Huddinge, Sweden Shopping for Privacy: Exploring National Differences in Disclosure of Personal Data in Ecommerce Robinson, C. Linköping University, Department of Science and Technology, Norrköping, Sweden Online Privacy: Websites Managers Perspective and Policy Implications Ginosar, A. ; Ariel, Y. The Academic College of Yezreel Valley, Communication, Emek Yezreel, Israel Friday, th November, 09:00 0:30 CLP05 PN 53 The Interaction Between Media Policy and Media Markets: An Analysis of Small European Countries Chair: Milosavljevič, M. Does the Public Interest Matter for Companies in the Media Sector? A Comparative Analysis of Experiences in Flanders and Norway Donders, K. ; Raats, T. ; Syvertsen, T. ; Enli, G. Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Communication Sciences, Brussels, Belgium University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway

3 PN 54 PN 55 The Politics of Media Policy in Scotland Schlesinger, P. University of Glasgow, Glasgow, United Kingdom Broadcasting, the Welfare State and Media Ecosystems: Changes and Challenges for Public Service Broadcasting Syvertsen, T. ; Sundet, V.S. University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway Lillehammer University College, Lillehammer, Norway PN 56 Economic Austerity or Just More Market? A Critical Analysis of the Austerity Argument in Flemish Policy Making Van den Bulck, H. ; Van der Burg, M. University of Antwerp, Antwerp, Belgium PN 57 Liberalizing Advertising While Protecting Public Service Broadcasting: The Case of Switzerland Künzler, M. ; Puppis, M. University of Applied Sciences HTW Chur, Chur, Switzerland University of Freibourg, Freibourg, Switzerland Friday, th November, 6:00 7:30 CLP06 PP 360 PP 36 PP 36 PP 363 PP 364 Media Change and Policy Responses Chair: Puppis, M. The Media Welfare State in the Digital Age Structural Changes in Danish Media Policy Flensburg, S. University of Copenhagen, Deparment of media- cognition and communication, Copenhagen, Denmark Subsidizing Media Innovation Kammer, A. ; Hobel, E. University of Southern Denmark, Centre for Journalism, Odense, Denmark The Politics of Media Plurality: A Case Study of Political Expedience and Consolidation of Power Barnett, S. University of Westminster, Media Arts and Design, Harrow, United Kingdom Does Media Ownership Really Matter? A Content Analysis Case Study from Ireland Flynn, R. Dublin City University, School of Communications, Dublin, Ireland Ancillary Copyright for Newspaper Publishers: Six Recommendations for Better Media Policy in Europe Schäfer-Hock, C. ; Eberwein, T. ; Karmasin, M. Austrian Academy of Sciences, Institute for Comparative Media and Communication Studies, Wien, Austria Friday, th November, 8:00 9:30 CLP07 PN 3 Present and Future of Public Service Media in a Crisis Environment: Independence, Management, Programming and Participation Chair: Azurmendi, A. New Ways of Audiences Participation in European Public Regional Televisions: Institutional and Not Institutional Participation: Spain, United Kingdom, Ireland and Germany Azurmendi, A. ; Muñoz, M. University of Navarra, ComunicaciónPública, Pamplona, Spain University of Navarra, Pamplona, Spain

4 PN 4 PN 5 PN 6 PN 7 Technocratic policies in Southern Europe: Promoting the independence and neutrality of public service broadcasting? Fernández Viso, A. ; Fernández, I. ; Segovia, A.I. Autonomous University of Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain Managing Budgets and the Problem of Funding in Times of Crisis: The Mediterranean Case Segovia, A.I. ; Fernández Alonso, I. ; Fernández Viso, A. University Complutense of Madrid, Madrid, Spain Autonomous University of Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain Outsourcing Content Production in the Autonomous Public Television in Spain Sánchez Martínez, J. ; Sarabia Andugar, I. Catholic University of Murcia, Murcia, Spain European Union Media Policy and National and Regional Public Service Media: All Quiet on the European Front? Llorens, C. Autonomous University of Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain Saturday, th November, 09:00 0:30 CLP08 PP 5 PP 5 PP 53 PP 54 The Future of EU Media Policy Chair: Broughton Micova, S. Online Platforms, the Country of Origin Principle, and the Future of European Audiovisual Policy Michalis, M. University of Westminster, Journalism & Mass Communication, London, United Kingdom Who s Afraid of Pan-European Spectrum Policy? Ala-Fossi, M. ; Bonet Bagant, M. University of Tampere, School of Communication- Media and Theatre, Tampere, Finland Autonomous University of Barcelona, Department of Audiovisual Communication and Advertising, Barcelona, Spain Disruptive Digitalization: Priority for Telecommunication over Broadcasting Gadringer, S. ; Parrilla Guix, R. ; Trappel, J. University of Salzburg, Communication Studies, Salzburg, Austria Alignments in Diversity: Factual Harmonisation in Protecting Minors from Harmful Media Dreyer, S. Hans-Bredow-Institut for Media Research, Media Law & Policy, Hamburg, Germany Saturday, th November, :00 :30 CLP09 PP 597 PP 598 International and European Issues of Media Regulation Chair: Flynn, R. The Regulation of Electoral TV Advertising Across the World Holtz-Bacha, C. Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Nürnberg, Germany From Telecommunication Policy Towards Media Policy Explaining the Increased Politicization of the International Telecommunication Union Berghofer, S. Freie Universität Berlin, Institute for Media and Communication Studies, Berlin, Germany

5 PP 599 PP 600 PP 60 A Children s Rights Perspective on Self-Regulation of New Advertising Formats Verdoodt, V. ; Lievens, E. KU Leuven, Centre for IT and IP Law, Leuven, Belgium Ghent University, Law & Technology, Gent, Belgium Interrelation of Media, Telecomms and Inetgovernance Policies: Cases of EU Eastern Partnership Countries Paziuk, A. Taras Shevchenko National University, International law, Kyiv, Ukraine Free to Hate? A Comparative Analysis of British and Italian Ultra-Right Online Media: Characteristics and Policy Implications Padovani, C. Southern illinois university carbondale, radio television and digital media, Carbondale, United States Pacific Island Wildli Saturday, th November, 6:00 7:30 CLP0 PP 667 PP 668 Media Landscapes under Pressure: Regulatory Reform and Legal Challenges Chair: Ganter, S.A. Portuguese Mechanisms of Media Accountability. The Journalists Perceptions, the Regulatory Powers and the Impacts of Non Mandatory Deliberations Moutinho, N. ; Lima, H. ; Cavaco, S. ; Reis, I. University of Porto, School of Economics and Management, Porto, Portugal Blurring the Lines Between Information Content and Commercial Communication. A Study from the Perspective of Radio Ownership Responsibility Muela-Molina, C. ; Perelló, S. ; Berganza, R. ; Starkey, G. ; de Miguel, R. Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Communication Sciences and Sociology, Fuenlabrada, Spain Bournemouth University, Bournemouth, United Kingdom PP 669 Basic Problems of the Media System Regulation in the Post-Socialist Society The Experience of the Republic of Serbia Milutinovic, I. John Naisbitt University, Faculty of Culture and Media, Belgrade, Serbia PP 670 Negotiating a Balance Between Protection of Reputation and Privacy and Free Expression in the Age of Mediated Crisis of Continuity. A Study of the Operation of Defamation Law in Slovakia Belakova, N. London School of Economics and Political Science, Department of Media and Communications, London, United Kingdom

6 PS 04 PS 05 PS 06 PS 07 PS 08 CLP Research Focus and Methods in Spanish Communication Studies. A Longitudinal Content Analysis of Five Top Spanish Communication Journals (990 04) Martínez-Nicolás, M. ; Saperas-Lapiedra, E. ; Carrasco-Campos, Á. Rey Juan Carlos University, Communication Sciences and Sociology, Fuenlabrada-Madrid, Spain University of Valladolid, Sociology and Social Work, Segovia, Spain The Early Days of Radio: Explaining the Transition from Point-To-Point Media to Broadcasting Rosa, A. Universidade do Porto, Departamento de Ciências da Comunicação e da Informação, Porto, Portugal Analyzing the Arms Race Cold War Conflicts and World Political Sophistication in Swedish Men s (Sex) Magazines Saarenmaa, L. University of Tampere, Communication and media, Tampere, Finland Challenges and Opportunities for Communication Research in Spain: Facing the Multimedia Scenario Requires Methodological Updates Vicente, M. ; Sánchez, P. Universidad de Valladolid, Sociology, Segovia, Spain Universidad de Valladolid, Journalism, Valladolid, Spain Crowds/Publics/Audiences: Historical Snapshots of the Mass in the Media Widestedt, K. Stockholm university, Department of Media Studies, Stockholm, Sweden Communication Law and Policy PS 09 PS 030 Right to Information and Communication Between Government and Citizens: Identifying Continuities and Discontinuities at the 0 th Anniversary of the Law on Right to Information in Turkey Asrak Hasdemir, T. Gazi University, Public Relations, Ankara, Turkey Trade, Culture and Diversity: The Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement García Leiva, M.T. University Carlos III of Madrid, Journalism & Audiovisual Communication, Getafe, Spain PS 03 Media Concentration in Lithuania and Latvia (000 04) Jastramskis, D. ; Rožukalne, A. Vilnius University, Institute of Journalism, Vilnius, Lithuania Riga Stradins University, Department of Communication Studies, Ryga, Latvia PS 03 PS 033 SCI The Regulation for Media and Their Contributions to the Quality of TV News: A Comparative Study Between Brazil and Portugal Oliveira Filho, J.T. ; Coutinho, I. Federal University of Minas Gerais, Graduate in Communication, Belo Horizonte, Brazil Federal University of Juiz de Fora, Faculty of Social Communication, Juiz de Fora, Brazil Communication Research Policy in Spain and the EU, Contesting Policies and Methods, Past, Present and Future Ortega, F. University of Salamanca, Department of Sociology and Communication, Salamanca, Spain Science and Environment Communication PS 034 The Role of Social Media in Reputational Crises: Metaphors Drawn Out of Practice Dias, P. ; Andrade, J.G. Catholic University of Portugal, Research Centre for Communication and Culture, Lisbon, Portugal

7 Business Meetings Overview BM Audience and Reception Studies th November 3:30 4:30 Terrace BM Communication and Democracy 0 th November 3:30 4:30 Meeting Room 4 BM Communication History 0 th November 3:30 4:30 Meeting Room. BM Communication Law and Policy th November 3:30 4:30 BM Crisis Communication th November 3:30 4:30 Meeting Room 344 BM Diaspora, Migration and the Media th November 3:30 4:30 Meeting Room 343 BM Digital Culture and Communication th November 3:30 4:30 Meeting Hall 4/A BM Digital Games Research 0 th November 3:30 4:30 Meeting Room.3 BM Film Studies 0 th November 3:30 4:30 Meeting Room 4. BM Gender and Communication 0 th November 3:30 4:30 Meeting Room 34 BM International and Intercultural Communication th November 3:30 4:30 Meeting Room 5 BM Interpersonal Communication and Social Interaction th November 3:30 4:30 Meeting Room 34 BM Journalism Studies th November 3:30 4:30 Club B BM Media Industries and Cultural Production 0 th November 3:30 4:30 Meeting Room 3.3 BM Mediatization th November 3:30 4:30 Meeting Room 0 BM Organisational and Strategic Communication 0 th November 3:30 4:30 Meeting Room 3. BM Philosophy of Communication 0 th November 3:30 4:30 Meeting Room BM Political Communication 0 th November 3:30 4:30 Club A BM Radio Research th November 3:30 4:30 Meeting Room BM Science and Environment Communication th November 3:30 4:30 Meeting Room.3 BM Television Studies 0 th November 3:30 4:30 Meeting Room 4. BM Central and East-European Network th November 3:30 4:30 Meeting Room 3 BM Women's Network th November 3:30 4:30 Meeting Room 4 BM YECREA Network th November 3:30 4:30 Meeting Room. BM Advertising Research th November 3:30 4:30 Meeting Room 3.3 BM Communication and the European Public Sphere 0 th November 3:30 4:30 Meeting Room 344 BM Children, Youth and Media 0 th November 3:30 4:30 Meeting Room 34 BM Journalism and Communication Education 0 th November 3:30 4:30 Meeting Room 3 BM Media & the City 0 th November 3:30 4:30 Meeting Room 343 BM Media and Religion 0 th November 3:30 4:30 Meeting Room 0 BM Visual Cultures 0 th November 3:30 4:30 Meeting Room 5