Preliminary Program Symposium Change in Journalism

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Preliminary Program

Symposium „Change in Journalism“

Wednesday, 16.9.2015

Time Session Theme

13 h „Get together“ with snacks

14.15 h Opening Keynote with the Initiators of the Symposium: Research Questions and Aims of the Symposium

Alexander Godulla, Ralf Hohlfeld, Klaus Meier, Melanie Verhovnik, Isabel Winkler, Cornelia Wolf

15 to 17 h Panel 1:

Systemizing and Measuring Change and Innovation in Journalism

Andy Kaltenbrunner

Medienhaus Wien, Vienna, Austria http://www.medienhaus-‐wien.at/en/

The Matrix of Journalism in Transition.

A Systematic Approach towards the Changes in the Profession and its General Framework

Francois Nel

Director: Journalism Leaders Programme, School of Journalism and Media, University of Central Lancashire, Preston, UK

http://www.uclan.ac.uk/staff_profiles/francois_nel.php

World Newsmedia Innovation Study – Method, and Measurement

Felix Arias Robles

Associate Professor at the University Miguel Hernández, Elche, Spain http://orcid.org/0000-‐0001-‐5910-‐1541

Ranking Journalism Innovation in Spain – Method and Measurements

17 h Coffee Break 17.30 to

18.45 h Panel 2: The importance of innovations for the journalism of the future – content production and revenue models

Seth Lewis

Associate Professor and Mitchell V. Charnley Faculty Fellow

School of Journalism & Mass Communication, University of Minnesota,

USA

http://cla.umn.edu/about/directory/profile/sclewis

Open innovation and big data in journalism – How to comprehend and measure these changes

Konstantin Dörr

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Media Research, University of Zurich, Switzerland

http://www.ipmz.uzh.ch/Abteilungen/MedienwandelInnovation/Person/ Team/konstantindoerr.html

Algorithmic Journalism -‐ Insights, challenges and prospects of an automated news production for journalism research

19.00 h Joint dinner

Thursday, 17.9.2015

9 to 11.00 h Panel 3: Measuring National Media Quality – Rating and Ranking Content and Organizations

Mark Eisenegger

President, fög – Research Institute for the Public Sphere and Society, University of Zurich, Switzerland

http://www.foeg.uzh.ch/aboutus/mitarbeitende/me.html

Measuring Media Quality – Experiences and Results from the Swiss Research Project "Yearbook Quality of the Media”

Vinzenz Wyss

Professor of Journalism at the Institute for Applied Media Studies, Zurich University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland

https://www.zhaw.ch/de/ueber-uns/person/wysv/

Measuring Structures of Media Quality Management. An Organizational Approach from Switzerland

Josef Seethaler

Deputy Director and Research Group Leader, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna, Austria

http://www.oeaw.ac.at/cmc/en/seethaler.html

Different notions of democracy -‐ different measures of quality? Experiences from the first Austrian study on media quality

11.00h Coffee Break 11.30 to

12.45 h Panel 4: Value Creating in Journalism – social, cultural and economic perspectives

Daniela Kraus

Managing Director, fjum, Forum Journalismus und Medien, Vienna, Austria http://www.fjum-‐wien.at/wp/fjumpersonen/daniela-‐kraus/

Who Needs Journalism?

Ralf Spiller, Stefan Weinacht & Matthias Degen

Ralf Spiller: Professor of Media Management, Macromedia University of Applied Scienes, Cologne, Germany

http://www.macromedia-‐

fachhochschule.de/hochschule/menschen/professoren/personendetails/vi ta/spiller.html

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Stefan Weinacht: Director of the Institute for Journalism and Public Relations, University of Applied Sciences, Gelsenkirchen, Germany http://www3.w-‐hs.de/JPR/index.php?rub=personen

Matthias Degen: Professor of Journalism at the Institute for Journalism and Public Relations, University of Applied Sciences, Gelsenkirchen, Germany http://www3.w-‐hs.de/JPR/index.php?rub=personen

Crowdfunding and Data Journalism -‐ Financing and Producing Journalism in the 21st Century? Discussing Two Phenomena From an Economic Point of View.

13.00 to

14.15 h Lunch 14.15 to

15.30 h Panel 5: Participation and User Involvement – Challenges for Journalism and Journalism Research

Annika Sehl

Assistant Professor at the Institute of Journalism at TU Dortmund University, Germany

http://annikasehl.de/en/news

Analyzing Audience Participation in Digital Journalism: Methodological Challenges and Research Perspectives

Wiebke Loosen

Senior Researcher Hans-‐Bredow-‐Institut Hamburg, Germany

http://www.hans-‐bredow-‐institut.de/de/mitarbeiter/pd-‐dr-‐wiebke-‐loosen

Between proximity and distance: The transformation of the journalism/audience-‐relation

15.30 h Coffee Break 16.00 to

17.15 h Panel 6: Cross-‐Media, Transmedia, Co-‐Creation – Challenges for Journalism and Journalism Research

Kjetil Sandvik

Associate Professor, Department of Media, Cognition and Communication, University of Copenhagen, Denmark

http://mcc.ku.dk/staff/?pure=en/persons/269353

Meaning Across Media – Cross-‐Media Communication and Co-‐Creation

Renira Rampazzo Gambarato:

Assistant Professor, Department of Media, Faculty of Communications, Media and Design

National Research University Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia http://talkingobjects.org/

Researching transmedia strategies in journalism

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18.30 h Joint Dinner

Friday, 18.9.2015

9 to

11.15 Panel 7 (in German Language): Herausforderungen für (lokale) Printmedien in Deutschland: Struktureller Wandel und journalistische Qualität Challenges for (Local) Print Media in Germany: Structural Changes and Media Quality

Horst Röper

Formatt-‐Institut, Dortmund, Germany

Strukturelle Veränderungen im Zeitungsmarkt analysieren, messen und dokumentieren

How to Analyse, Measure and Document Structural Changes in the Newspaper Market

Klaus Arnold & Anna-‐Lena Wagner

Klaus Arnold: Professor of Media and Communication Science, University of Trier, Germany

https://www.uni-‐trier.de/index.php?id=38535&L=2

Anna-‐Lena Wagner: Research Associate, University of Trier, Germany https://www.uni-‐trier.de/index.php?id=39234&L=2

Basisleistungen – Das DFG-‐Projekt „Lokaljournalismus in Deutschland“ Basic services – DFG-‐project „Local Journalism in Germany“

Sonja Kretzschmar

Professor of TV and Radio Journalism, University of the Bundeswehr, Munich, Germany

https://www.unibw.de/bw/institute/journalistik/ifj_professuren/kretzschmar

Lokale Medien in der Konvergenzkultur – Umfragen zur Redaktionskonvergenz Local Media in a Convergence Culture – Surveys on Newsroom Convergence

11.15 h Coffee break 11.45 to

13.15 h Panel 8 (in German Language): Journalismuswandel – Herausforderungen für Theorien, Begriffe, Methoden

Change in Journalism – Challenging theory, terms and methods

Christoph Neuberger:

Director of the Department of Communication Studies and Media Research, University of Munich, Germany

http://www.en.ifkw.uni-‐muenchen.de/chairs/neuberger/index.html

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Öffentlichkeit

What is ‘journalism’? The Variety of Mediation Structures in the Internet Public Sphere

Julius Reimer

Junior Researcher Hans-‐Bredow-‐Institut Hamburg, Germany http://www.hans-‐bredow-‐institut.de/de/node/4346

Die wachsende Bedeutung einzelner JournalistInnen und ihre Implikationen für die Erforschung des Journalismuswandels

Rise of the Individual. Implications for Researching Change in Journalism

13.30 Lunch

14.30 to

15.30 Panel 9: Summary of results, Outlook Alexander Godulla, Ralf Hohlfeld, Klaus Meier, Melanie Verhovnik, Isabel Winkler, Cornelia Wolf

15.30 Coffee

16 h End