The biggest conference for European communication research, ECREA 2016 was held in Prague in the beginning of November. There was a lot of discussion going off- and online during the event. We collected some material here.
The full abstracts of presentations are only available for registered delegates. Find them from the conference website.
Presentations and papers shared
Some scholars have shared presentations of their papers after the conference. Here are some related to research on journalism.
Here are the slides of my presentation @ #ECREA2016 on how journalists build their personal brand: https://t.co/7Sddw2zkG3
— Julius Reimer (@julius_reimer) November 17, 2016
How did new media change our everyday lives? Slides from #ECREA2016 presentation of our 2013-2015 research: https://t.co/Jjli5WNzkR
— Jakub Macek (@jmacek) November 13, 2016
Our #ecrea2016 presentation on trust in media and polarization and radicalization of the public discourses: https://t.co/ZYcLNDaj9J
— Jakub Macek (@jmacek) November 13, 2016
You can find my presentation (pdf) on social media logic and j-tweeters here: https://t.co/Ai6eiwbsne #ECREA2016 #mediaresearch
— Dr Ulrika Hedman (@UlrikaMHedman) November 12, 2016
Platforms & publishers—slides from my #ECREA2016 keynote on how news media are empowered by &dependent upon tech cos https://t.co/0KXxmwBf1H
— Rasmus Kleis Nielsen (@rasmus_kleis) November 11, 2016
Liveblogging from Axel Bruns
Axel Bruns of the Queensland University of Technology did an impressive amount of blogging during the conference. Over 40 posts from ECREA can be found from his website, Snurblog.
Keynotes and interviews
The keynote lectures were recorded and are available on the conference’s YouTube channel. The conference team also did numerous interviews with researchers during the event.
Journalism Research News interviews
We also did interviews with scholars about their research interests during the conference. We will continue to publish the videos weekly. Find them from our ECREA playlist.
Do you know of some material from the conference that we missed? Let us know via the feedback form below or Twitter.
