ECREA Sheffield schedule day two - Friday 12 April 2024

The schedule for the second day of the 2024 European Communication Research and Education Association at the University of Sheffield.

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Day two - Friday 12 April 2024

Morning panels session one

Time and venue	Panel 13 Lecture Theatre 4	Panel 14 Seminar Room 1	Panel 15 Seminar Room 4	Panel 16 Seminar Room 11
9:30am	Lise-Lore Steeman and Ans De Nolf: Media representation of discrimination lawsuits in flemish newspapers: a mixed-methods content analysis	PRECONSTITUTED PANEL: Richard Stupart, Jennifer R. Henrichsen, Lada T. Price and Lisa Bradley, Diana Bossio, Vera Slavtcheva-Petkova: Panel on wellbeing in journalism	Bissie Anderson and Nour Halabi: Weaving the future of journalism? Re-examining journalistic epistemology through an indigenous lens	Karin Wahl-Jorgensen: Survival in the passion economy: mental health and wellbeing of local journalism entrepreneurs
9:45am	Ornella Porcu, Liesbeth Hermans, Marcel Broersma: Exclusion in the innovating newsroom: on the uneven experience of trust and creative autonomy	Continues as above	Lidia Pedro Sole: The challenges of women video journalists working in news	Signe Ivask: The lone wolves: Estonian war correspondents feeling as “outsiders” in the newsroom
10:00am	Diego Garusi and Birte Leonhardt: What the journalists want: an analysis of the trust claims of constructive journalists	Continues as above	Mariana Gomes, Sandra Banjac: Securing their daily bread: A case study on the economic conditions of favela-based news producers	Lenka Waschková Císařová, Melanie Haberl, Folker Hanusch, Dominik Hokamp, Alena Kluknavská, Marína Urbániková: (In) visible relationships: Towards a conceptualisation of emotions in the practices and interactions of journalists and politicians
10:15am	Sherine Conyers: Lost in Traffic: The battle for equitable journalism inside an economy of attention	Continues as above	Lucia Mesquita, Mathias-Felipe de-Lima-Santos, Isabella Gonçalves: Securing journalism practice: strategies of small investigative news outlets in Latin America for journalistic safety and integrity	Lea Hellmueller, Namrata Acharya, & Carolyne Lunga: Freelance reporters in authoritarian regimes and conflict areas: an ethics of care approach
10:30am	Jannis Frech, Viviane Schönbächler, Volker Lilienthal: We don't have these crazy stories here": how digital security threats, skills and awareness differ in local and national media	-	Jennifer R. Henrichsen, Valérie Belair-Gagnon, Greg Perreault: The seurity gap in journalism: exploring attitudes and practices in collaborative reporting	Michal Tkaczyk, Rubén Olveira-Araujo, Jan Motal: Sourcing the economy in times of crisis: automated content analysis of journalistic sourcing practices in the Czech news

Coffee

Served from 10:45am in the Wave.

Morning panels session two

Time and venue	Panel 17 Lecture Theatre 4	Panel 18 Seminar Room 1	Panel 19 Seminar Room 4	Panel 20 Seminar Room 11
11:15am		RECONSTITUTED PANEL: Sanne Vrijenhoek, Lien Michiels, Felicia Loecherbach, Myrthe Reuver: Diversity and news: recommender systems	Scott A Eldridge II: Countervailing influences: Journalism’s evolving boundaries across its recent past	Fiona McKay: Obstacles and opportunities: experiences of EDI interventions for women in journalism in Scotland
11:30am	Oded Jackman and Zvi Reich: The analyst takes it all: Asymmetries of expertise among reporters and commentators	Continues as above	Grégoire Lits and Olivier Standaert: Measuring and understanding diversity shifts among journalists in French-speaking Belgium (2012-2023)	Seth Lewis, Gregory Perreault, Maxwell Ely: ChatGPT and the crisis of journalistic authority
11:45am	Dalia Elsheikh and Daniel Jackson: The power of numbers: four ways metrics are changing the news	Continues as above	Tomás Dodds, Wang Ngai Yeung, Rana Arafat: Bound by exile: exploring kinship dynamics among diaspora journalists	Andreea Voina: Talked about, not talked to: Roma women’s representation in media and politics
12:00pm	Johana Kotišová: Affective epistemology of journalism: conceptualizing the role of journalists’ emotions in fact-finding and knowledge-production practices	Continues as above		Petra Pichaničová, Marína Urbániková: Behind the bylines: a systematic literature review on the relationship bet
12:15pm	Priscilla Hau, Steve Paulussen, Pieter Maeseele: Political parties making the news: examining the content marketing mix of the Belgian far-right party Vlaams Belang	-	Bissie Anderson: Meaning-ful Encounters: theorising knowledge production in community-centred journalism	-

Lunch

Served from 12.30 in The Wave.

Afternoon panels

Time and venue	Panel 21 Lecture Theatre 4	Panel 22 Seminar Room 1
1:45pm	Rita Araújo: Journalism as a profession “off-limits to low-income classes”: does precarity shape journalism practice?	Lukáš Slavík, David Lacko, Jakub Macek: Difficult credibility attribution during Facebook news consumption: the negligible influence of trust in media and friends
2:00pm	Emma Verhoeven: Social justice sensitivity: Journalistic practices in the coverage of LGBTI topics	Kim Verhoevena, Steve Paulussen, Gert-Jan de Bruijn: Genre conventions of fact-checks: Topics, style, and form of fact-checking in Belgian news media
2:15pm	Marta Santos Silva, Branco Di Fátima and Adriana Gonçalves: Is innovation fostering accessibility? an analysis of Portuguese media suggests the disabled are still left out of news	Stephanie D'haeseleer, Kristin Van Damme, Tom Evens: How audience flagging can help fact-checkers debunk misinformation on TikTok: a qualitative audience study
2:30pm	-	Nina Kievits, Tomás Dodds, Astrid Vandendaele: Looking for balance: the impact of audience metrics on Dutch TV reporters’ (perceived) sense of editorial freedom
2:45pm	-

Day one schedule, Thursday 11 April 2024