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-Sonja Viktorija Anić is a PhD candidate at the Osaka School of International Public Policy, Osaka University, Japan.
-Dr Shuqi Wang recently completed her doctoral degree in Public Policy and Global Affairs from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.
-Virgil Hawkins is a professor specialising in world affairs and the news media, and is based at the Osaka School of International Public Policy (OSIPP), Osaka University, Japan.
Abstract Teaser: The Asia-Pacific region hosts a diverse range of political systems and perspectives, and complex international relations. Similarly, there is diversity in media and political communications systems of this sector. While there are certainly key differences in how the media functions…
Abstract Teaser: Since the 15th century Italian Renaissance and onward, the notion of perspectival painting by the likes of Alberti and daVinci has held sway on the evolving western art scene. Then, just as today, name-branded artists received patronage and salaries from…
Abstract Teaser: Groups and populations known as Indigenous people comprise some of the most marginalised populations on the planet. Their cultures and languages are threatened with extinction due to prejudice, discrimination, and the widespread exploitation and destruction of the environment. These processes…
Abstract Teaser: During the last decades economists have noticed the increased power of middle-class consumers and call it a key megatrend (The World Bank, 2023). Scholars notice middle-class consumers changing their purchase habits and leaning more towards hedonic values than the utilitarian…
Abstract Teaser: The public introduction of social media such as Facebook and exponential growth of social media as a medium in the last twenty years has been unprecedented, revolutionizing interpersonal interactions between people and driving up internet growth rates. In Africa, mobile…
Abstract Teaser: This research takes the current background of “telecommunication-based digital performance” as its context, analyzing how digital performances transform the concept of “physical presence” into “mediated presence” through remote connections under driven of telecommunications by utilizing Paul Virilio’s theoretical concept of…
Abstract Teaser: This study investigated the attributes of confession pages on Facebook, their role within social networks, and their impact on society. It also explored the themes of posts uploaded to confession pages, their defining traits, the need for confession pages as…
Abstract Teaser: This paper continues the author's comparative research on Indonesian and Polish languages, ongoing since 2014, focusing on parallel genres within both communication communities. The presentation examines contemporary Indonesian and Polish press death notices. The corpus includes 2,789 Indonesian death notices…
Abstract Teaser: The impact of media on the cultural and political consequences of disasters is a significant focus within the field of disaster politics. This is particularly relevant in regions prone to conflicts, where media coverage can influence public perceptions and government…
Abstract Teaser: The Supreme Court of the Philippines has identified a lack of publicly accessible information on the courts, judicial process, and legal aid, and one initiative for accessibility is to pursue the development of intelligent platforms for self-help legal services such…
Abstract Teaser: Sensationalism in YouTube news platforms is common in developing countries given amateur content creators having easy access to produce video contents and unhealthy competitions in going viral. This study explores how viral-going sensational stories have ignored journalistic ethical standards in…
Abstract Teaser: Guided by Social Responsible Theory, the research employs a qualitative media content analysis to compare political fairness regulations towards the press in the US and Japan. While the US abolished the Fairness Doctrine in 1987, Japan has long discussed an…
Abstract Teaser: This research assesses how the hostile policy of the extreme right-wing Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro (2019-2023) towards the critical journalism has affected the access to public information by journalists in the area of education. An exploratory data analysis was performed…
Abstract Teaser: The adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology in newsrooms globally is characterized by a significant disparity, with Western countries exhibiting more widespread and advanced usage compared to non-Western countries. As a result, research on AI's application in journalism has predominantly…
Abstract Teaser: A movie script is a very technical written piece used among professionals working in the movie industry within restricted contexts. This has made it a shadowed area that has not been closely observed, especially in terms of the linguistic aspects.…
Abstract Teaser: Vietnamese horror cinema has carved a niche in the global film industry, distinguished by its use of cultural symbolism to evoke fear. This study scrutinizes the intricate ways in which Vietnamese horror films incorporate indigenous beliefs, customs, and folklore to…
Abstract Teaser: Films adapted from books are a recognized genre popular among moviegoers and sometimes, one that draws controversial responses among literary fans. Cinema started adapting literature onto the screen by bringing canonical works read by educated and predominantly middle-class individuals to…
Abstract Teaser: This interdisciplinary study explores subtle semantic variations in identical words, using computational linguistics methods to analyze semantic differences between South Korean conservative (Dong A) and progressive (Oh My News) newspapers. I selected 36 target words, abstract and concrete, and extracted…
Abstract Teaser: Discrimination against non-heteronormative individuals in Malaysia is a systemic issue extending across various societal levels. Mainstream media, in this regard, has been shown to play a significant role in framing public discourse, often reinforcing existing societal norms, thus further marginalizing…
Abstract Teaser: This paper aims to look at the role and importance of listeners’ participation in community radio using Radio Grahamstown, a community radio based in Grahamstown, South Africa, as a case study. While radio has proven itself as a very important…
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Media and Power in the Asia-Pacific
Session Information:Wednesday, 16 October 2024 13:30
Session: Plenary Session
Room: Science Hall
Presentation Type: Featured Panel Session
-Sonja Viktorija Anić is a PhD candidate at the Osaka School of International Public Policy, Osaka University, Japan.
-Dr Shuqi Wang recently completed her doctoral degree in Public Policy and Global Affairs from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.
-Virgil Hawkins is a professor specialising in world affairs and the news media, and is based at the Osaka School of International Public Policy (OSIPP), Osaka University, Japan.
Abstract Teaser: The Asia-Pacific region hosts a diverse range of political systems and perspectives, and complex international relations. Similarly, there is diversity in media and political communications systems of this sector. While there are certainly key differences in how the media functions…
Alberti, Stendhal, HNWI, and Asian Art
Session Information:Wednesday, 16 October 2024 11:40
Session: Plenary Session
Room: Science Hall
Presentation Type: Keynote Presentation
Abstract Teaser: Since the 15th century Italian Renaissance and onward, the notion of perspectival painting by the likes of Alberti and daVinci has held sway on the evolving western art scene. Then, just as today, name-branded artists received patronage and salaries from…
The Meaning and Message of Indigenous and Fourth Media: With a Focus on Media Created by the Ainu
Session Information:Wednesday, 16 October 2024 11:00
Session: Plenary Session
Room: Science Hall
Presentation Type: Keynote Presentation
Abstract Teaser: Groups and populations known as Indigenous people comprise some of the most marginalised populations on the planet. Their cultures and languages are threatened with extinction due to prejudice, discrimination, and the widespread exploitation and destruction of the environment. These processes…
Ephemeral Content as an Instrument to Convey Identitary Values in Masstige Fashion Brands’ Communication (86557)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type:Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: During the last decades economists have noticed the increased power of middle-class consumers and call it a key megatrend (The World Bank, 2023). Scholars notice middle-class consumers changing their purchase habits and leaning more towards hedonic values than the utilitarian…
Understanding the Role of Personal Motivations in Social Media Use and Choices for Interpersonal Communication (84241)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type:Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: The public introduction of social media such as Facebook and exponential growth of social media as a medium in the last twenty years has been unprecedented, revolutionizing interpersonal interactions between people and driving up internet growth rates. In Africa, mobile…
Tele-Presence: A Critical Study of Telematic-Art in the Context of Dromology and Spatio-Temporal Perception (83429)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type:Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: This research takes the current background of “telecommunication-based digital performance” as its context, analyzing how digital performances transform the concept of “physical presence” into “mediated presence” through remote connections under driven of telecommunications by utilizing Paul Virilio’s theoretical concept of…
Virtual Confessions: Understanding the Needs and Functions of Israeli Confession Pages on Facebook (83667)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type:Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: This study investigated the attributes of confession pages on Facebook, their role within social networks, and their impact on society. It also explored the themes of posts uploaded to confession pages, their defining traits, the need for confession pages as…
The Pragmatic Aspect of Indonesian and Polish Press Death Notices: An Analysis from the Perspective of Comparative Genre Studies (83560)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type:Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: This paper continues the author's comparative research on Indonesian and Polish languages, ongoing since 2014, focusing on parallel genres within both communication communities. The presentation examines contemporary Indonesian and Polish press death notices. The corpus includes 2,789 Indonesian death notices…
When Disaster Creates Ruptures: Analyzing the Influence of Media Narratives in the Aftermath of the 1970 East Pakistan Cyclone (83494)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type:Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: The impact of media on the cultural and political consequences of disasters is a significant focus within the field of disaster politics. This is particularly relevant in regions prone to conflicts, where media coverage can influence public perceptions and government…
Popularization of Land Laws Through Legal Communication in Digital Media Platforms (80212)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type:Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: The Supreme Court of the Philippines has identified a lack of publicly accessible information on the courts, judicial process, and legal aid, and one initiative for accessibility is to pursue the development of intelligent platforms for self-help legal services such…
Sensationalism in YouTube Viral Contents: How Heavily Emotion-Loaded Contents Are Ignoring News Standards in Nepal (86595)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type:Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: Sensationalism in YouTube news platforms is common in developing countries given amateur content creators having easy access to produce video contents and unhealthy competitions in going viral. This study explores how viral-going sensational stories have ignored journalistic ethical standards in…
“Political Fairness” in Japan: A Comparative Analysis with the US Legal Framework (86158)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type:Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: Guided by Social Responsible Theory, the research employs a qualitative media content analysis to compare political fairness regulations towards the press in the US and Japan. While the US abolished the Fairness Doctrine in 1987, Japan has long discussed an…
Transparency in Education in the Bolsonaro Government: A Topic Modeling of Requests via the Brazilian Freedom of Information Act (83872)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type:Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: This research assesses how the hostile policy of the extreme right-wing Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro (2019-2023) towards the critical journalism has affected the access to public information by journalists in the area of education. An exploratory data analysis was performed…
The Adoption of Artificial Intelligence into Journalism Practice: Perspectives from the Ghanaian Media Industry (86955)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type:Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: The adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology in newsrooms globally is characterized by a significant disparity, with Western countries exhibiting more widespread and advanced usage compared to non-Western countries. As a result, research on AI's application in journalism has predominantly…
Corpus-Based Analysis of Pervasive Linguistic Elements in Movies Scripts for Visualizing Characters: Trends in Parenthetical Directives (84823)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type:Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: A movie script is a very technical written piece used among professionals working in the movie industry within restricted contexts. This has made it a shadowed area that has not been closely observed, especially in terms of the linguistic aspects.…
Cultural Symbolism in Vietnamese Horror Films (85226)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type:Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: Vietnamese horror cinema has carved a niche in the global film industry, distinguished by its use of cultural symbolism to evoke fear. This study scrutinizes the intricate ways in which Vietnamese horror films incorporate indigenous beliefs, customs, and folklore to…
Print to Screen: Analysing Film Adaptations – a Critique and Writing Course on the Process of Re-imagining Literature for Cinema (85888)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type:Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: Films adapted from books are a recognized genre popular among moviegoers and sometimes, one that draws controversial responses among literary fans. Cinema started adapting literature onto the screen by bringing canonical works read by educated and predominantly middle-class individuals to…
Your ‘Justice’ vs. My ‘Justice’: Quantifying Word Mental States in Context (84057)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type:Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: This interdisciplinary study explores subtle semantic variations in identical words, using computational linguistics methods to analyze semantic differences between South Korean conservative (Dong A) and progressive (Oh My News) newspapers. I selected 36 target words, abstract and concrete, and extracted…
Unmasking Hate: A Critical Analysis of Anti-LGBTQ+ Discourse in Malaysian Social Media (83854)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type:Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: Discrimination against non-heteronormative individuals in Malaysia is a systemic issue extending across various societal levels. Mainstream media, in this regard, has been shown to play a significant role in framing public discourse, often reinforcing existing societal norms, thus further marginalizing…
Listeners’ Participation in Community Radio: A Case of Radio Grahamstown, South Africa (85805)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type:Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: This paper aims to look at the role and importance of listeners’ participation in community radio using Radio Grahamstown, a community radio based in Grahamstown, South Africa, as a case study. While radio has proven itself as a very important…
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