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SUMMARY:Mid-term evaluation of PhD candidate Khadiga Seddik
DESCRIPTION:On Friday\, April 4th\, PhD candidate Khadiga Seddik will have her mid-term evaluation. \nMain supervisor: Erik Knudsen \nCo-Supervisor: Damian Trilling\, Alain Starke (Step-in) \nExternal Evaluator: Sole Pera \n\nTitle: The Influence of News Recommender technology on Shaping Selective Exposure and Sharing. \nAbstract:  \nDespite the benefits the news recommenders provide\, overly personalized news recommendations and too much exposure to like-minded news can pose a threat to democracy by leading to filter bubble\, echo-chambers\, and political polarization. These negative consequences are not given\, but they could depend on conditions and factors under which news recommenders amplify or reduce selective exposure. Many studies argue that news recommenders can be programmed to promote factors that reduce selective exposure because they are programmed by human beings\, and they are dependent on the decisions surrounding the implementation and design of the technology. However\, programming recommender systems to shape selective exposure is not a straightforward task\, as we don’t know which factors the recommenders should be designed to promote\, as well as how the recommenders should promote them. In this research project I investigate the heavily debated consequences of news recommender technologies\, selective exposure and selective of like-minded news. The aim is to shift the scholarly attention from uncovering whether the current recommenders amplify or reduce selective exposure to understanding the conditions under which recommender systems do so\, given that they are designed for that purpose. By doing so\, we shift the responsibility for the democratic implications of recommenders from the technology itself to the decisions surrounding the implementation and design. \nThe project is a part of a larger project\, the NEWSREC project (https://www.newsrec.ai). The main objective of NEWSREC project is to study\, understand\, and assess the precise conditions under which algorithmic news recommenders have positive or negative effects on the democratic role of the news media by focusing on both the input side and the output side of news recommenders.
URL:https://mediafutures.no/event/mid-term-evaluation-of-phd-candidate-khadiga-seddik/
LOCATION:SFI MediaFutures\, MCB
CATEGORIES:Events,WP1 Understanding Media Experiences,WP2 User Modeling, Personalisation & Engagement
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20240618T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20240618T110000
DTSTAMP:20260424T134344
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SUMMARY:Making sense of news audiences and their experiences: Practices and responses to news in the age of datafication
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to the Final Seminar of our Ph.D Marianne Borchgrevink-Brækhus. \nCommentator: Assistant Professor Joëlle Swart (University of Groningen). \nOn June 18th\, the Department of Information Science and Media Studies organizes a PhD Final Seminar for candidate Marianne Borchgrevink-Brækhus. The Final Seminar takes place toward the end of the PhD period\, when the candidate is a few months away from submitting their thesis. \nCommentator: Joëlle Swart\, University of Groningen. \nTitle: Making sense of news audiences and their experiences: Practices and responses to news in the age of datafication\nThis thesis explores how people relate to news as experience. I ask how news audiences’ experiences can be captured and how these experiences can help provide a more profound understanding of how people relate to news in everyday life. \nHidden practices\nWhile audiences have become increasingly central to journalistic practices and academic discussions about journalism\, the understanding of audiences’ practices and behaviors are paradoxically dominated by professional measures and quantification of user data like clicks\, time spent\, and sales rather than audiences’ own experiences with news. A central aim of this thesis is to explore hidden aspects of people’s news consumption not found in digital traces and thereby advance a phenomenologically grounded understanding of experiences that shape interactions with news. \nTo answer these questions\, I have conducted recurring interviews and media diaries with news audiences\, supplemented with video ethnography and data donations. This empirical material is analyzed through four articles. The first article explicates the overarching term ‘media experience’ as an analytical concept to capture key insights about mediated lives in digital societies. The second article zooms in on the experiences of young adults who do not pay for news and their considerations for not subscribing to digital news subscriptions. The third article critically assesses the metric of ‘time spent’ by analyzing how people navigate when reading news online and how short bursts of news use relate to meaningful experiences. Finally\, the fourth article offers a conceptualization of ‘news experience’ as an analytical lens to understand how people relate to news in everyday life\, empirically grounded in six distinct forms of news experience. \nA holistic approach\nThe thesis highlights the significance of a holistic approach to understanding people’s complex practices and behaviors. Whereas research and news professionals predominantly have made sense of people’s news use through cognitive approaches that highlight agency and intentionality\, this thesis also emphasizes experiential qualities\, which encompasses sensory\, affective\, perceptional\, technological\, and social dimension.
URL:https://mediafutures.no/event/making-sense-of-news-audiences-and-their-experiences-practices-and-responses-to-news-in-the-age-of-datafication/
LOCATION:Room 514\, Fosswinckels gate 6
CATEGORIES:Events,WP1 Understanding Media Experiences
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20240531T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20240531T130000
DTSTAMP:20260424T134344
CREATED:20240513T105813Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240516T105419Z
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SUMMARY:Political news analysis by YouTubers : Initial results from quantitative processing of a textual corpus
DESCRIPTION:MediaFutures Work Package 1 and The Network for culture\, inequality and democracy (KUD/CID) at Infomedia invite to a public lecture on the topic of alternative political analysis on YouTube\, given by Quentin Gilliotte\, Professeur Junior at Université Panthéon-Assas (Paris\, France) There will be time for a Q&A.     \nThe productions on digital platforms are becoming an increasingly significant source of information. Within this context\, a large number of actors on digital platforms offer analyses and commentary on political current events. Within the Francophone space\, we find video creators such as HugoDécrypte\, Tatiana Ventôse\, Usul\, and Gaspard G. These actors place themselves in opposition to traditional media (television\, radio) : they advocate for an “alternative” way of handling information\, whether in terms of the audience they target\, the topics they cover\, or the formats they use. How do these different actors address political current events? Considering both economic models and political positions\, what topics are mobilized? \nThe communication will proceed in two stages. Firstly\, I will present the method for constructing the corpus of selected channels through data extraction from the YouTube API\, utilizing network analysis tools. Secondly\, I will present a mapping of the topics addressed by these different video creators based on the automated textual analysis of a corpus of 8740 transcribed videos (representing all videos published by the selected actors between January and July 2023) using a topic modeling method (Latent Dirichlet Allocation).
URL:https://mediafutures.no/event/political-news-analysis-by-youtubers-initial-results-from-quantitative-processing-of-a-textual-corpus/
LOCATION:MediaFutures\, Media Futures HQ\, 3rd floor\, Bergen\, 5008
CATEGORIES:Events,WP1 Understanding Media Experiences
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20240523T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20240523T094500
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SUMMARY:Academic breakfast with Erik Knudsen
DESCRIPTION:The SV-faculty invites all students and employees at UiB to attend Erik Knudsens presentation about news avoiders in Norway. \nHave you found yourself consciously avoiding news or specific news topics over the past year? For instance\, have you refrained from clicking on stories about the dire situations in Ukraine or Gaza? If so\, you’re not alone. New figures from the Media Survey 2024 reveal that a whopping 34 percent of Norwegians are classified as “news avoiders.” Is it a democratic issue that so many people are dodging the news? Should news avoiders feel guilty? Erik Knudsen doesn’t think so. He discusses his research on people’s selective media consumption and news avoidance\, citing results from the Media Survey 2024 recently presented at the Nordic Media Days. Knudsen will also offer insights from an ongoing MediaFutures study on whether so-called “constructive news” – solution-oriented news that emphasizes hope and possibilities over negativity – could serve as a kind of “antidote” to reduce news avoidance. \nErik Knudsen is an associate professor at the Department of Information and Media Studies and works as work package 1 leader in SFI MediaFutures.
URL:https://mediafutures.no/event/academic-breakfast-with-erik-knudsen/
LOCATION:Vrimearealet\, SV-bygget\, 3.etasje
CATEGORIES:Events,WP1 Understanding Media Experiences
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20240216T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20240216T130000
DTSTAMP:20260424T134344
CREATED:20240115T112623Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240212T094821Z
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SUMMARY:Trends in news use and avoidance
DESCRIPTION:In times of a rather negative-angled news landscape\, NRK mapped Norwegians’ approach to news\, and news avoidance\, with extra focus on the young readers. With data from NRK’s ​​Youth survey\, Reuters Digital News Report\, Norsk Mediebarometer\, Opinions UNG2024 and more\, we see some new features in how news is consumed – and avoided. \nOn February 16th\, MediaFutures work package 1 is inviting to a lunch seminar on the development of news use and avoidance. \nThe seminar will be held in Norwegian. \nSeminar speaker is Ingvild Hjertaas\, Media Researcher in NRK Analysis / NRK News. Ingvild worked 10 years in Aftenposten as product manager where she also was giving courses in digital tools and content production before she started in NRK in 2017. She has developed a highly effective understanding of what works and engages users online\, and has played a key role in the development and operation of popular services such as quizzes and word games. The lunchseminar will start at 12 o’clock in MediaFutures office\, 3rd floor in MCB. To join digital follow the link to zoom 
URL:https://mediafutures.no/event/trends-in-news-use-and-avoidance/
LOCATION:MediaFutures\, Media Futures HQ\, 3rd floor\, Bergen\, 5008
CATEGORIES:Seminar,WP1 Understanding Media Experiences
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20230616T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20230616T130000
DTSTAMP:20260424T134344
CREATED:20230530T110452Z
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SUMMARY:MediaFutures Seminar: Metrics for Measuring Normative Diversity in News Recommendations with  Sanne Vrijenhoek from the University of Amsterdam
DESCRIPTION:Sanne Vrijenhoek from the University of  Amsterdam will give a seminar on June 16th \nTITLE: Metrics for Measuring Normative Diversity in News Recommendations \nWHEN: 16 June\, 12:00 – 13:00  \n \nABSTRACT: News recommenders have the potential to fulfill a crucial role in a democratic society\, directing news readers towards the information that is most important to them. However\, while much attention has been given to optimizing user engagement and enticing users to click\, much less research has been done on incorporating editorial values in news recommender systems. I will talk about our interdisciplinary work on defining normative diversity for news recommender systems\, challenges for implementation\, and the way forward.  \n\n  \nBI: Sanne Vrijenhoek is a PhD candidate at the University of Amsterdam and a member of the AI\, Media and Democracy Lab. Her work focuses on translating normative notions of diversity into quantifiable concepts that can be incorporated in news recommender system design.
URL:https://mediafutures.no/event/mediafutures-seminar-with-sanne-vrijenhoek-from-the-university-of-amsterdam/
CATEGORIES:Events,Seminar,WP1 Understanding Media Experiences
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20230609T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20230609T130000
DTSTAMP:20260424T134344
CREATED:20230602T165739Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230602T170327Z
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SUMMARY:MediaFutures Seminar: Hidden in Plain Sight: Microcelebrities navigating visibility and surveillance on Twitter with  Özlem Demirkol Tønnesen\, Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Bergen
DESCRIPTION:Özlem Demirkol Tønnesen from the University of Bergenwill give a seminar on June 9th. \nTITLE:  Hidden in Plain Sight: Microcelebrities navigating visibility and surveillance on Twitter\nWHEN: 9 June\, 12:00 – 13:00  \nWHERE: MediaFutures \nABSTRACT: \nOn social media\, microcelebrities and influencers play various roles and hold immense power as “focusers of attention” (Tufekci\, 2013). This project was formed as an intervention to the growing interest these content creators receive in academic research for their ability to guide their audiences towards products and lifestyles they promote\, while the similar effects they may produce when sharing political opinions\, viewpoints and behaviors are neglected. \nThis talk is based on Özlem’s PhD research into Turkish Twitter microcelebrities and how they express antigovernment viewpoints and navigate the tensions between self-expression and self-preservation under an authoritarian regimese. Drawing from an analysis of tweets by 97 microcelebrity accounts in the 3-months leading up to the 2018 Turkish elections\, she discusses how these accounts consider sharing political opinions and news as a duty despite apparent risks and express their thoughts through a narration of everyday life and daily events by formulating a language that is understood by subgroups who are acclimated to the platform culture. \nBIO:  \nÖzlem Demirkol Tønnesen is a postdoctor fellow at the ERC-project PREPARE – Distributed and prepared. A new theory of citizens` public connection networks in the age of datafication. She completed her PhD at the  University of Southampton.
URL:https://mediafutures.no/event/mediafutures-seminar-hidden-in-plain-sight-microcelebrities-navigating-visibility-and-surveillance-on-twitter-with-ozlem-demirkol-tonnesen-postdoctoral-fellow-at-the-university-of-bergen/
CATEGORIES:Events,Seminar,WP1 Understanding Media Experiences
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20230509T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20230509T130000
DTSTAMP:20260424T134344
CREATED:20230426T084604Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230426T085541Z
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SUMMARY:SXSW 2023: Siste nytt om teknologi\, medier og samfunn med Anders Hofseth fra NRKbeta
DESCRIPTION:SXSW 2023: Siste nytt om teknologi\, medier og samfunn fra verdens største møteplass for smarte folk og klovner \n\n\nAnders Hofseth fra NRKbeta går igjennom hovedlinjene fra SXSW 2023-konferansen. \nHvor: MediaFutures\, Media City Bergen \nNår: 9. mai\, 12:00 \n \nAnders Hofseth er kommentator og strategisk rådgiver i NRKbeta\, rikskringkasterens innsiktsmiljø for skjæringen teknologi – medier – samfunn. Mye av jobben hans er å samle innsikt\, forsøke å forstå endringer\, og sette dem i kontekst for NRK\, så bedriften kan fortsette å løse allmennkringkasteroppdraget best mulig i skiftende tider. \n\n 
URL:https://mediafutures.no/event/sxsw-2023-siste-nytt-om-teknologi-medier-og-samfunn-med-anders-hofseth-fra-nrkbeta/
CATEGORIES:Events,Seminar,WP1 Understanding Media Experiences
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20230428T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20230428T130000
DTSTAMP:20260424T134344
CREATED:20230425T083903Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230426T115406Z
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SUMMARY:MediaFutures Seminar: Chatting Communities into Existence: Local Chat Groups as Emerging Civic Infrastructures with Emilija Gagrčin from the University of Mannheim
DESCRIPTION:Emilija Gagrčin from the University of  Mannheim will give a seminar on April 28th \nTITLE: Chatting Communities into Existence: Local Chat Groups as Emerging Civic Infrastructures \nWHEN: 28 April\, 12:00 – 13:00  \n \nABSTRACT: \n\nThis presentation explores the civic potential of messenger groups. It zooms into the everyday communication in local chat groups\, focusing on the case study of building chat groups in urban neighborhoods from a comparative perspective. Drawing on interviews with building chat group members in Israel and Germany\, we investigate how building communities are co-constructed between platform affordances and user practices\, and how civic norms are negotiated between online and offline communication spaces. We map the uses\, gratifications\, and constraints of the chat groups and their relations with the spatial organization\, informational flows\, and socio-political environment in each community. \nBIO: \nDr. Emilija Gagrčin is a research associate at the University of Mannheim and affiliated with the ERC project PREPARE at the University of Bergen. \nHer research focus is on political media use. In particular\, she is interested in social\, normative\, and infrastructural aspects of digital political communication\, such as on social media and messenger apps. She focuses on norms and competencies necessary for a democratic coexistence in networked societies. \nDr. Emilija Gagrčin is affiliated with the Digital Political Inequality Lab at the University of California in Santa Barbara and the Weizenbaum Panel research group at the Weizenbaum Institute for the Networked Society in Berlin. She is also a representative of Early-Career Scholars in the management team of the Political Communication Section of the European Communication Research and Education Conference (ECREA). \nOrganizer \nThis seminar is a collaboration between MediaFutures and the ERC project PREPARE. 
URL:https://mediafutures.no/event/mediafutures-seminar-chatting-communities-into-existence-local-chat-groups-as-emerging-civic-infrastructures-with-emilija-gagrcin-from-the-university-of-mannheim/
CATEGORIES:Events,Seminar,WP1 Understanding Media Experiences
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20230324T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20230324T120000
DTSTAMP:20260424T134344
CREATED:20230223T094659Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230321T102757Z
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SUMMARY:Visual storyteller or brander
DESCRIPTION:En presentasjon om to måter for hvordan redaksjonelle miljøer kan bruke tredjepartsplattformer for å nå unge mennesker med kvalitetsjournalistikk og mulige utfall for disse veivalgene. Presentasjonen bygger på Peder Haugfos’ masteroppgave ved NTNU/TU Berlin\, og er basert på intervjuer og innholdsanalyse av NRK P3 og VGs avdeling Z. Peder Haugfos er nå prosjektleder ved Media City Bergen. \nDet vil bli servert en lett lunsj. \nSted: MediaFutures og Zoom: https://uib.zoom.us/j/63972035820?pwd=WVNHaWNsd3o0TVBrTVQxTUJ5YVIxZz09 \n \nA presentation about two ways in which editorial environments can use third-party platforms to reach young people with quality journalism\, and about possible outcomes of these choices. Peder’s talk builds on his master thesis founded on interviews and content analysis of the NRK P3’s and VG‘s Z departments.  \nPeder Haugfos is now a project manager at Media City Bergen. \nThere will be served a light lunch. \n\nPlace and date: MediaFutures and Zoom\, 24 March @12:00.  \n 
URL:https://mediafutures.no/event/visuell-forteller-eller-brander/
CATEGORIES:Events,Seminar,WP1 Understanding Media Experiences
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20230214T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20230214T130000
DTSTAMP:20260424T134344
CREATED:20230130T103534Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230213T115931Z
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SUMMARY:MediaFutures Seminar: Digital backbones: Data streams in the digital infrastructure and consequences for the media industries with Helle Sjøvaag and Raul Ferrer Conill from the University of Stavanger
DESCRIPTION:Helle Sjøvaag and Raul Ferrer Conill from the University of Stavanger will give a seminar on February 14th. \nTITLE: Digital backbones: Data streams in the digital infrastructure and consequences for the media industries \nWHEN: 14 February\, 12:00 – 13:00 \nWHERE: MediaFutures & ZOOM: \nhttps://uib.zoom.us/j/63852177471?pwd=RlN2am9QUGRFaWF3QXVCT3lYazBaUT09 \nMeeting ID: 638 5217 7471 \nPassword: bVRYrT8h \n \nABSTRACT: \n\nDigital infrastructures consist of backbone structures comprising Internet Exchange Points\, Content Delivery Networks\, Data Centers\, and subsea fiber cables. Contrary to access structures (typically broadband)\, these structures are not regulated beyond competition law. As the media industries grow more and more reliant on these structures\, particularly for content streaming\, the ownership\, regulation\, and data streams of the internet’s backbone remain serious blind spots in media infrastructure research. Helle Sjøvaag has spent the last year mapping these infrastructures for Norway. In this presentation\, Sjøvaag will present her insights into these backbone structures\, including their ownership and regulation\, and discuss what the shifting ecology of the internet backbones means for media industries in Norway.In this talk\, Helle Sjøvaag together with Raul Ferrer Conill\, will present ongoing work from the project The datafication of communicative power: Towards an independent media policy for Norway’s digital infrastructures\, funded by the Research Council of Norway. \nLink to the project: https://www.uis.no/en/research/norways-digital-infrastructures \nBIO: \nHelle Sjøvaag is Professor of Journalism at the Department of Media and Social Sciences at the University of Stavanger. \nRaul Ferrer Conill is Associate Professor at the Department of Media and Social Sciences at the University of Stavanger.  
URL:https://mediafutures.no/event/mediafutures-seminar-digital-backbones-data-streams-in-the-digital-infrastructure-and-consequences-for-the-media-industries-with-helle-sjovaag-professor-at-the-university-of-stavanger/
CATEGORIES:Events,Seminar,WP1 Understanding Media Experiences
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20230126T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20230126T130000
DTSTAMP:20260424T134344
CREATED:20230116T112909Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230123T124853Z
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SUMMARY:MediaFutures Seminar: Public expectations of transparency and accountability in citizens’ councils on data-driven media personalisation: Findings and methodological reflections with Ranjana Das\, Professor at the University of Surrey
DESCRIPTION:Ranjana Das\, Professor at the University of Surrey and currently visiting Erasmus fellow at the University of Bergen\, will give a seminar on January 26th. \nTITLE: Public expectations of transparency and accountability in citizens’ councils on data-driven media personalisation: Findings and methodological reflections \nWHEN: 26 Januar\, 12:00 – 13:00 \nWHERE: MediaFutures \nABSTRACT: \n\nThis talk presents findings and reflections across a set of three journal papers which emerged from a rigorous\, three-wave series of qualitative research into public expectations of data-driven media technologies\, conducted across locations in England\, by a team bringing together sociology\, engineering and media practice. Located within the contexts of the AI4ME project\, through a range of carefully chosen scenarios and deliberations around the risks and benefits afforded by data-driven media personalisation technologies\, we paid close attention to citizens’ voices\, as our multi-disciplinary team sought to engage the public on what ‘good’ might look like in the context of media personalisation. We paid particular attention to risks and opportunities\, examining practical use-cases and scenarios\, and our three-wave councils culminated in citizens producing recommendations for practice and policy. In this talk\, I will focus on citizens’ ethical assessment\, critique and improvements proposed on media personalisation methods in relation to benefits\, fairness\, safety\, transparency and accountability\, particularly within the broader contexts of their expectations around algorithms and algorithmic systems. I will conclude with some reflections on our citizens council methodology\, particularly the use of “vignettes” as scenarios as a method of data collection in user-centric algorithm studies\, in terms of their potential in inviting users’ contextual experiences of algorithms but also enabling more normative reflections on what “good” looks like in contemporary datafied societies. \nNote: The talk draws upon three journal papers from the team under review currently\, and results presented should not be circulated further. \nBIO: \nRanjana Das is Professor in Media and Communication\, in the Department of Sociology\, at the University of Surrey. Her research interests span families\, parenting and parenthood\, mental health\, digital technologies and media audiences and users. Her upcoming book Anticipating algorithms: Algorithmic literacies of datafied parenthood will be published by Rowman & Littlefield. Link to project website: https://ai4me.surrey.ac.uk/  \nMore information on the speaker: https://www.surrey.ac.uk/people/ranjana-das \n  \nThe seminar is arranged by WP1 Understanding media experiences in SFI MediaFutures. At the seminar we will serve a light lunch on a first come first served-basis.
URL:https://mediafutures.no/event/mediafutures-seminar-public-expectations-of-transparency-and-accountability-in-citizens-councils-on-data-driven-media-personalisation-findings-and-methodological-reflections-with-ranjana-da/
CATEGORIES:Events,Seminar,WP1 Understanding Media Experiences,WP4 Media Content Interaction & Accessibility
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20220909T130000
DTSTAMP:20260424T134344
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SUMMARY:MediaFutures Seminar: How Newspapers Use Audience Analytics and Metrics with Thomas Husken\, Data Analyst at Bergens Tidende
DESCRIPTION:Thomas Husken\, Data Analyst at Bergens Tidende\, will give a seminar on 9 September\, at 12:00. \nTITLE: How newspapers use audience analytics and metrics \nWHEN: Friday 9 September\, 12:00-13:00WHERE: MediaFutures \n  \nIn this workshop\, Thomas Husken\, data scientist in Bergens Tidende (BT)\, will talk about the usage of news audience data\, various metrics\, and analytics inside a news organization. Thomas is part of BT data analytics department\, working on frontpage optimization\, creation and maintenance of various analytical dashboards\, and many other analytical tasks. Newsrooms around the world have become centered around dashboards\, overloaded with metrics\, and news work is growingly data-driven. Ongoing research is revealing how analytics and metrics influences journalism culture\, work routines\, news values\, news selection\, among other. However\, beyond gaining knowledge about effects on work process which are reflected in content that consumers of media get\, we need to look deeper into technical insides of audience analytics and metrics\, or infrastructures for utilization of data about audience news use. In that respect\, Thomas Husken will provide unique insights into the audience analytics and metrics in BT as one of the oldest and the largest newspapers (measured by circulation) in Norway. \nThe workshop is primarily aimed at PhD and Postodoctoral researchers\, but also at others interested in various technological aspects of media work.     \n\nProgram: \nShort introduction – Ana Milojevic (Postdoc Fellow\, MediaFutures) \nHow newspapers use analytics and metrics – Thomas Husken (Data Scientist\, BT) \nQuestions and answers \n\nRegister your interest in workshop by sending e-mail to Ana Milojevic.
URL:https://mediafutures.no/event/mediafutures-seminar-with-thomas-husken-bt-data-analyst/
LOCATION:MediaFutures\, Media Futures HQ\, 3rd floor\, Bergen\, 5008
CATEGORIES:Seminar,WP1 Understanding Media Experiences
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20220615T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20220615T130000
DTSTAMP:20260424T134344
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SUMMARY:MediaFutures WP1 DIGSSCORE-Workshop
DESCRIPTION:  \nWP1 DIGSSCORE-Workshop \nOpen for all MediaFutures Partners. The first part will be in English\, and the second part will be in Norwegian/Scandinavian. \nWHERE: Zoom – https://uib.zoom.us/j/65597060274?pwd=Q0huZm9EY2s4VGJCSWdMdVRwTGRkZz09  \n \nPart 1 (10:00 – 11:00) Introduction to DIGSSCORE \n10:00-10:05: Welcome \n10:05-10:45: Introduction to DIGSSCORE by Erik Knudsen: What is it and what can MediaFutures partners use it for? (20 minutes presentation and 20 minutes for questions) \n10:45-11:00 Coffee break \nPart 2 (11:00-13:00) WP1 workshop in Scandinavian (with WP1 partners) \n11:00-11:15: Introduction to Schibsted’s research interests on hard-to-reach audiences and constructive journalism (10 minutes presentation and 5 minutes for questions) \n11:15-11:30: Introduction to NRK’s research interests on constructive journalism (10 minutes presentation and 5 minutes for questions). \n11:30-11:45: Discussing and finding overlapping interests for research \n11:45-12:00 Coffee break \n12:00-12:15: Opportunities for researching constructive journalism and hard-to-reach audiences using DIGSSCORE. \n12:15-12:45: Designing the study \n12:45-13:00: Summing up and the road ahead
URL:https://mediafutures.no/event/mediafutures-wp1-digsscore-workshop/
CATEGORIES:Events,Seminar,WP1 Understanding Media Experiences
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20220513T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20220513T130000
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SUMMARY:MediaFutures Seminar: Media entertainment experiences among youth on global platforms. Marika Lüders\, Professor at the University of Oslo
DESCRIPTION:Marika Lüders\, Professor at the University of Oslo\, will give a seminar on 13 May\, at 12:00. \nTITLE: Media entertainment experiences among youth on global platformsWHEN: Friday 13 May\, 12:00-13:00WHERE: Zoom – \nhttps://uib.zoom.us/j/68002953641?pwd=WGU1ZGFKUTNMZlZ0a29GaVlrWFJuUT09 \nMeeting ID: 680 0295 3641\n\nPassword: PEw18sgA\n \nABSTRACT: \nThe media and platforms taken for granted by those born since the turn of the millennium are often interpreted as causing unprecedented competition for national and legacy players in the field of media entertainment. Accordingly\, notions such as “lost generation” signal how legacy media perceive re-engagement with youth audiences as core to their future existence. In this talk I will first address how the notion of youth as a lost generation serves a strategic function in the media entertainment sector by legitimating actions. I will next report from how we study teens’ media entertainment experiences in the research project “Global Natives? Serving young audiences on global platforms”. By enquiring the media entertainment experiences of youth as constituted by content produced by legacy media and what is often termed “social media entertainment”\, we hope to advance knowledge on youth as a media generation. \nBIO: \nMarika Lüders is a Professor at the Department of Media and Communication\, University of Oslo. She has almost 20 years of experience in researching user/audience experiences\, social media\, global platforms\, and the intersections of the material and experiential levels of digital technologies. Lüders is currently the project leader of the research project “Global Natives? Serving young audiences on global platforms” (2021-2025). 
URL:https://mediafutures.no/event/mediafutures-seminar-media-entertainment-experiences-among-youth-on-global-platforms-marika-luders-professor-at-the-university-of-oslo/
CATEGORIES:Events,Seminar,WP1 Understanding Media Experiences
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20220211T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20220211T130000
DTSTAMP:20260424T134345
CREATED:20220101T154920Z
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SUMMARY:MediaFutures Seminar: News diversity and recommendation systems: An interdisciplinary approach. Dr. Kristin Van Damme.
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Kristin Van Damme\, a senior researcher from Artevelde University of Applied Sciences\, will give a seminar on 11 February at 12:00. \nTITLE: News diversity and recommendation systems: An interdisciplinary approach.WHEN: Friday 11 February\, 12:00-13:00WHERE: Zoom – https://uib.zoom.us/j/68035691403?pwd=aGtEaVlVREx3MzFVM3diQlJGU1JCZz09Meeting ID: 680 3569 1403Password: pXe8JC3C \nABSTRACT: \nConcerns about selective exposure and filter bubbles in the digital news environment have raised questions on how news recommendation systems can be more citizen-oriented so that they facilitate – rather than limit – the normative aims of journalism. In response to this question\, the NewsDNA project aimed at developing an algorithm that uses news diversity as a key driver for personalized news recommendation. To do so\, we combined insights from multiple research disciples: computer sciences (news recommendation systems); communication sciences (conceptualisations of news diversity); law (right to receive information) and computational linguistics (automated content extraction from text). As such\, we hoped to give stakeholders – such as policymakers and news producers – a realistic view on the opportunities and pitfalls of developing a citizen-oriented news recommendation system.   \nBIO: \nDr. Kristin Van Damme is senior researcher in journalism at Artevelde University of Applied Sciences (Research & Development Center Communication\, Media and Design) and project lead of the News Barometer project\, an investigation of youth’s (12-26y) relation with news and disinformation. Additionally\, she is lecturer Journalism at Communication Sciences at Ghent University. She obtained a PhD in journalism studies by studying news use in the transforming news environment.
URL:https://mediafutures.no/event/mediafutures-seminar-news-diversity-and-recommendation-systems-an-interdisciplinary-approach-dr-kristin-van-damme/
CATEGORIES:Events,Seminar,WP1 Understanding Media Experiences
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20211202T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20211202T130000
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SUMMARY:MediaFutures Seminar: Modeling News Flows: How Feedback Loops Influence Citizens' Beliefs and  Shape Societies. Assoc. Prof. Damian Trilling.
DESCRIPTION:Damian Trilling\, Associate Professor at the University of Amsterdam\, will give a seminar on 2 December\, at 12:00. \nTITLE: Modeling News Flows: How FeedbackLoops Influence Citizens’ Beliefs and Shape SocietiesWHEN: Thursday 2 December\, 12:00-13:00WHERE: Zoom : https://uib.zoom.us/j/62205578637?pwd=azNkZ21UY3V6cE5KYTVJRGxmclZOQT09#successMeeting ID: 622 0557 8637Password: YT2sX3MZ \nABSTRACT: \nIn both public and scientific debates\, many worry that the architecture of our current (online) media environment leads to so-called “echo chambers” or “filter bubbles”. In this talk\, I will challenge these metaphors and argue that they distract us from a deeper understanding of the underlying\, reinforcing processes. First\, I will discuss the role of recommender systems and other algorithmic systems in news exposure and dissemination\, and under which circumstances the feedback loops they produce can indeed have detrimental consequences for society. Second\, I will discuss feedback loops as they occur between different outlets and domains. This results in the outline a research agenda. I will end on an optimistic note\, though\, and argue how a stronger role of communication science can help developing beneficial tools for our society. \nBIO: \nDamian Trilling is Associate Professor at the Department of Communicaton Science at the University of Amsterdam)\, where he is Co-Director of the Communication in the Digital Society Initiative and member of the program group Political Communication and Journalism. He is also one of the co-founders of the Computational Communication Science Amsterdam Lab. Next to general courses in political communication\, he teaches intensively in the area of Computational Communication Science. His research focuses on the question how news spreads in today’s media landscape and how people follow the news. In particular\, he is interested in reinforcing processes\, such as the question in how far exposure and distribution re-inforce each other\, and how the users and algorithms interact in such processes.
URL:https://mediafutures.no/event/mediafutures-seminar-modeling-news-flows-how-feedbackloops-influence-citizens-beliefs-and-shape-societies-assoc-prof-damian-trilling/
CATEGORIES:Events,Seminar,WP1 Understanding Media Experiences
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20210618T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20210618T120000
DTSTAMP:20260424T134345
CREATED:20210609T061321Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210811T112424Z
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SUMMARY:Workshop on trust and distrust in news
DESCRIPTION:TIME: 18.06.21 kl. 11:00 – 12:00\nPLACE: https://uib.zoom.us/j/65759547007?pwd=SS9oeUlhd3BPS0lpV1VBT0lTSGc5UT09 \nMeeting ID: 657 5954 7007\nPassword: gNZyzZ00 \nPROGRAM:\n10 min: Welcome and introduction\n10 min: Irene Costera Meijer – How young people (18-34) and older people (45 +) differ in the way they deal with experiences of trust and distrust.\n10 min: Erik Knudsen – Understanding trust in the media and its determinants.\n30 min: Discussion – what role does news media trust play in MediaFutures? \nJoin Zoom Meeting (recommended)\nhttps://uib.zoom.us/j/65759547007?pwd=SS9oeUlhd3BPS0lpV1VBT0lTSGc5UT09 \n 
URL:https://mediafutures.no/event/workshop-on-trust-and-distrust-in-news/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Events,WP1 Understanding Media Experiences
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20210617T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20210617T140000
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SUMMARY:Seminar: Exploring media experience: why is it important to media innovation? Irene Costera Meijer\, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
DESCRIPTION:Irene Costera Meijer\, Professor of Journalism Studies at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam\, (The Netherlands) and Professor II at the University of Bergen will talk about why we should regard audience experience as key to both innovation and quality. \nTITLE: Exploring media experience: why is it important to media innovation?\nWHEN: Thursday\, 17 June 2021\, 13:00-14:00\nWHERE:https://uib.zoom.us/j/61527564041?pwd=M25Qay8ybHpSZVRjaVdxQXJRbHgwQT09\nMeeting ID: 615 2756 4041\nPasscode: erM6f2uy \nABSTRACT: In today’s world\, innovation appears to have replaced quality as the dominant concept in metajournalistic discourse. Innovation guards the distribution of financial resources – more investments in technology – and working conditions –more freelance journalists as a flexible workforce. Innovation also works as a distinctive mark of professional status and is at the center of antagonistic labor relations  – e.g. the introduction of robot journalism. \nThe shift from quality discourse to innovation discourse involved a change in the journalistic perception of audiences: from being irrelevant (if not a negative concern) to being main targets. \nAlthough the question of how to reach audiences seems to be still dominant\, news organizations appear to become more open and sensitive towards finding out how to become valuable to audiences\, how to open up their minds\, how to broaden their horizon\, and how to provide them with a quality experience that will enlighten them with reliable information considered worthwhile. \nIn this talk I will answer the question how innovation discourse and quality discourse may meet by focusing on what audiences experience as valuable journalism. I will demonstrate how it crystallized over the years into three key experiences: Learning something new\, Getting recognition and Increasing mutual understanding. \nBIO: Irene Costera Meijer is Professor of Journalism Studies and head of the Journalism Studies section at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. She is a world leading journalism and media scholar having recently set the agenda for the audience turn in journalism studies. Her research appeared in many journals and books and focuses on what news users value about journalism.  She also works as a professor II at the Research group for Media Use and Audience Studies of the Department of Information Science and Media Studies at University of Bergen. \nHer research interests focus on audience studies and in particular on the impact of digitalization on changing practices of media consumption\, media experiences and news use. When doing research she often collaborates with media organisations.  This makes it easier to translate scholarly results into relevant suggestions for every day professional practices and vice versa\, understanding the fundamental dilemmas of professional practices and translating these into academic publications. Costera Meijer is also on the editorial board of the academic journals Digital Journalism and Journalism Practice. \n 
URL:https://mediafutures.no/event/seminar-irene-costera-meijer-vrije-universiteit-amsterdam/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Events,Seminar,WP1 Understanding Media Experiences
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20210416T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20210416T100000
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SUMMARY:Seminar: Are Filter Bubbles Real? Axel Bruns\, QUT
DESCRIPTION:MediaFutures is pleased to announce a seminar with Axel Bruns from Queensland University of Technology (QUT). The video recording is available below. \nWelcome to all! \nTITLE: Are Filter Bubbles Real?\nWHEN: 16 April 2021\, 09:00-10:00. \n \nABSTRACT: The success of political movements that appear to be immune to any factual evidence that contradicts their claims – from the Brexiteers to the ‘alt-right’\, neo-fascist groups supporting Donald Trump – has reinvigorated claims that social media spaces constitute so-called ‘filter bubbles’ or ‘echo chambers’. But while such claims may appear intuitively true to politicians and journalists – who have themselves been accused of living in filter bubbles –\, the evidence that ordinary users experience their everyday social media environments as uniform and homophilous spaces is far more limited. For instance\, a 2016 Pew Center study has shown that only 23% of U.S. users on Facebook and 17% on Twitter now say with confidence that most of their contacts’ views are similar to their own. 20% have changed their minds about a political or social issue because of interactions on social media. Similarly\, large-scale studies of follower and interaction networks on social media show that such networks are often thoroughly interconnected and facilitate the flow of information across boundaries of personal ideology and interest\, except for a few especially hardcore partisan communities. This talk explores the evidence for and against echo chambers and filter bubbles. It moves the present debate beyond a merely anecdotal footing\, and offers a more reliable assessment of this purported threat. \nBIO: Prof. Axel Bruns is a Professor in the Digital Media Research Centre at Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane\, Australia\, and a Chief Investigator in the ARC Centre of Excellence for Automated Decision-Making and Society. His books include Are Filter Bubbles Real? (2019) and Gatewatching and News Curation: Journalism\, Social Media\, and the Public Sphere (2018)\, and the edited collections Digitizing Democracy (2019)\, the Routledge Companion to Social Media and Politics (2016)\, and Twitter and Society (2014). His current work focusses on the study of user participation in social media spaces such as Twitter\, and its implications for our understanding of the contemporary public sphere\, drawing especially on innovative new methods for analysing ‘big social data’. He served as President of the Association of Internet Researchers in 2017–19. His research blog is at https://snurb.info/\, and he tweets at @snurb_dot_info.
URL:https://mediafutures.no/event/seminar-axel-bruns-queensland-university-of-technology-qut/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Events,Seminar,WP1 Understanding Media Experiences
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