Talks and conference presentations

Keynotes and invited talks

2022

  • Hermida, A. (2022). Ruin, resilience and renewal: The future of journalism in Canada. Emeritus College, University of British Columbia, (online), March 23.
  • Srivastava, V. (2022). Podcasts – The management challenges, Jan. 22. Digital Media at the Crossroads, (online). https://www.digitalmediaatthecrossroads.com/program.php

2021

Conference presentations

2022

2021

  • Davis, C., & Rashid, S., (2021). Hybrid innovation in digital news and higher education: The case of The Conversation Canada. European Media Management Association, Jönköping, Sweden, Oct. 27-29.
  • Riedlinger, M., Fleerackers, A., Bruns, A., Burgess, J., Guenther, L., Joubert, M., & Osman, K. (2021). The Conversation, ten years on: Assessing the impact of a unique scholarly publishing initiative. Association of Internet Researchers, (online), Oct. 12-16. https://youtu.be/Igb4V7oN8KE 
  • Hermida, A. (2021). Startups and the infrastructures for journalism in the 21st century, harnessing data and technology for Journalism. JOLT-CICOM, Pamplona, Spain, (online), Sept. 22. Keynote.
  • Davis, C., Freedlander, M., & Zeller, F. (2021). Audience perceived value of a public service broadcaster: The case of CBC’s English-language services. RIPE@2021, Fribourg, Switzerland, Sept. 27. https://www.unifr.ch/dcm/en/ripe-2021
  • Dwyer, L., Crawford, C., & Zeller, F. (2021). Media framing analysis of AI, robotics & technology in explanatory journalism. International Association for Media and Communication Research, Nairobi, Kenya, (online), July 11-15. https://iamcr.org/nairobi2021/online 
  • Clapperton, R., & Mirlohi, A. (2021). The rhetoric of explanation: A machine learning analysis of explanatory journalism on platform capitalism. International Association for Media and Communication Research, Nairobi, Kenya, (online), July 11-15.  https://iamcr.org/nairobi2021/online
  • Bruns, A., Riedlinger, M., & Burgess, J. (2021). Critical collaborations: Universities and the future of public interest journalism. Australia New Zealand Communication Association, Melbourne, Australia, (online), July 6-9.  https://youtu.be/KAPWoIbzrBA
  • Riedlinger, M., Bruns, A. & Burgess, J. (2021). Sharing uncertain science: Mapping the circulation of COVID-19 preprint research reported in The Conversation on Facebook. Australia New Zealand Communication Association, Melbourne, Australia, (online), July 6-9. https://youtu.be/25Lgu-NHB5Q       
  • Chen, S. (2021). Emergency remote teaching and the need for literacy development: Preliminary findings from a communication course survey. Canadian Association for the Study of Discourse and Writing, (online), June 9. https://casdw2021.sched.com/
  • Chen, S., Mudry, J., Shiga, J., & Zeller, F. (2021). Explanatory journalism and COVID-19. Canadian Communication Association, Alberta, Canada, (online), June 1-4.
  • Clapperton, R., Davis, C., & Schryer, C. (2021). Methodological insights from researching explanatory journalism. Canadian Communication Association, Alberta, Canada, (online), June 1-4.

2020

  • Hermida, A. & Young, M.L. (2020). A global analysis of journalism startups and media policy research panel. International Communications Association, Brisbane, Australia, (online), May 21-25.
  • Hermida, A., & Young, M.L. (2020). Founders, journalism startups and saving the media. International Communications Association, Brisbane, Australia, (online), May 21-25.
  • Young, M.L. & Hermida, A. (2020). Who benefits? Winners and losers in Canada’s media policy. International Communications Association, Brisbane, Australia, (online), May 21-25.

2019

  • Hermida, A., & Young, M.L. (2019). Transition or transformation? The precarity of responses to journalism market failure. The Future of Journalism, Cardiff, U.K , Sept. 11-13.

Conference panels

2021

  • The Conversation, ten years on: Assessing the impact of a unique scholarly publishing initiative. (2021). Chair: Michelle Riedlinger (Queensland University of Technology). Panelists: Alice Fleerackers (Simon Fraser University); Axel Bruns (Queensland University of Technology); Jean Burgess (Queensland University of Technology); Lars Guenther (University of Hamburg); Marina Joubert (Stellenbosch University); Kim Osman (Queensland University of Technology). Association of Internet Researchers, Oct. 12-16. 

2020

  • A global analysis of journalism startups and media policy. (2020). Chair: Alfred Hermida. Panelists: Andrea Carson (La Trobe University); Sherwin Chua (doctoral student, University of Gothenburg); Mark Deuze (University of Amsterdam); Revati Prasad (doctoral student, University of Pennsylvania); Mary Lynn Young & Alfred Hermida (UBC). International Communications Association, Brisbane, Australia, (online). May 21-25.

2019

  • Why I write for The Conversation Canada. (2019). Chair: Vinita Srivastava, The Conversation Canada. Panelists: Yasmin Jiwani (Concordia University); Yue Qian (UBC); Warren Clarke (doctoral student, Carleton University); Nadine Powell (doctoral student, Carleton University. Congress 2019, University of British Columbia, June 3.

Visiting Scholar Events

2019

  • Cagé, J. (2019). From philanthropy to democracy: Rethinking the governance and funding of high-quality news in the digital age. University of British Columbia, Oct. 1.
  • Cagé, J. (2019). Dinner with local journalists, editors and entrepreneurs, University of British Columbia, Oct. 1.
  • Cagé, J. (2019). Lecture. Master of Journalism, University of British Columbia, Sept. 31.

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