Convergence Conference 2005

Sat 10am - Teaching Convergent Journalism - Questions

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Questions and Answers.

Sat 10am - Teaching Convergent Journalism - John Russial, University of Oregon

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The skills question in convergence. John Russial, University of Oregon
Moderator: Augie Grant, University of South Carolina

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Sat 10am - Teaching Convergent Journalism - Ken Payne, Western Kentucky University

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Certificate of media convergence: How to develop a media convergence education program with minimal impact on curriculum,
faculty and resources. Ken Payne, Western Kentucky University

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Sat 10am - Teaching Convergent Journalism - Karen Turner, Susan Jacobson, Temple University

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Convergence and the urban journalism curriculum. Karen M. Turner and Susan Jacobson, Temple University

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Sat 9am - Teaching Convergent Journalism - Questions

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Question and Answer session

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Sat 9am - Teaching Convergent Journalism - Dale Cressman, Quint Randle, Brigham Young University

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Back to basics: A decade of convergence at BYU. Dale Cressman and Quint Randle , Brigham Young University
Moderator: Dan Stout, University of South Carolina

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Sat 9am - Teaching Convergent Journalism - Tony DeMars, Sam Houston State

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Redesigning a university journalism curriculum in the age of convergence: A lesson in progress. Tony DeMars, Sam Houston State
University

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Sat 9am - Teaching Convergent Journalism - Jonathan Lillie, University of Hawaii--Manoa

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Masters of all trades, of one, or of none? Lessons learned from a medium-sized convergence-focused curriculum. Jonathan Lillie,
Ann Auman, and Beverly Keever, University of Hawaii--Manoa

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Fri 4pm - Convergence Realities at The Deseret Morning News and KSL TV/Radio

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Convergence Realities at The Deseret Morning News and KSL TV/Radio

Panel Participants: Steve Poulsen, KSL-5; Rick Hall, The Deseret Morning News; Maria Titze, KSL-5; Tad Walch,
The Deseret Morning News; Steve Fidel, Deseret Morning News.

Moderator: Quint Randle, Brigham Young University

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Fri 2:30pm - Frontiers of Convergence - questions and answers

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Answers to questions from the audience, addressing the panelists from Frontiers of Convergence (questions are not on the microphone, but the answers are worth listening for).

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Fri 2:30pm - Frontiers of Convergence - Dan Stout and David Scott, University of South Carolina

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The city as cultural religion: How convergence in Las Vegas integrates the sacred and the secular . Dan Stout and David Scott,
University of South Carolina
Moderator: Van Kornegay, University of South Carolina

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Fri 2:30pm - Frontiers of Convergence - Jasmine S. Crighton, University of Nevada Las Vegas

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Satellite radio and diffusion of innovations: An examination of early adopters and convergent technology. Jasmine S. Crighton,
University of Nevada—Las Vegas

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Fri 2:30pm - Frontiers of Convergence -Bryan Murley and Chris Roberts, University of South Carolina

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Biting the hand that feeds: Blogs and second-level agenda setting. Bryan Murley and Chris Roberts, University of South Carolina

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Fri 2:30pm - Frontiers of Convergence - Ed Carter, Scott Lunt, Brigham Young University

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Copyright and Podcasting: The Impact of Regulation on New Communication Technologies. Edward Carter and Scott Lunt, Brigham Young University

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Fri 1pm - Webcasting Worldwide - Miriam A. Smith, San Francisco State University

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Webcasting in Germany. Miriam A. Smith, San Francisco State University

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Fri 1pm - Webcasting Worldwide - Louisa Ha, Bowling Green State University

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Leading Webcasters in Greater China: One Language, Many Differences. Alice Lee, Hong Kong Baptist University, Min Hang,
Jonkoping University, Yu-Li Liu, National Chengchi University, Dahong Min, Clement So, Chinese University of Hong Kong,
Binyan Yang, China Academy of Social Science (Audio not Available. Sorry!)

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Moderators: Richard Ganahl, Bloomsburg University and Louisa Ha, Bowling Green State University

Other contributors to this project include the following. Alex Arampatzis, Edge Hill University College, Ilhem Allagui, University of Montreal, Piet Bakker, University of Amsterdam, Tiziano Bonini, IULM University, Marylaine Chausse, University of
Montreal, Baoguo Cui, Tsinghua University, Petar Djekic,University of Cologne, Mike Friedrichsen, University of Flensburg,
Mónica Herrero, University of Navarre, Kenichi Ishii, University of Tsukuba, Astrid Kurad, Univesity of Flensburg, Claudia
Loebbecke, University of Cologne, Claude Martin, University of Montreal, Catherine Monsen, Norwegian School of
Mangement, Kyle Nicholas, Old Dominion University, Morihiro Ogasahara, University of Tokyo, Sora K. Park, Kwangwoon
University, Asle Rolland, Norwegian School of Mangement, Charo Sádaba, University of Navarre, and Niranjala D.
Weerakkody, Deakin University.

Fri 1pm - Webcasting Worldwide - Louisa Ha, Bowling Green State University

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Are Leading Webcasters in the U.S. Trendsetters for the World? Louisa Ha, Bowling Green State University

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Fri 1pm - Webcasting Worldwide - Richard Ganahl, Bloomsburg University

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1:00 PM Webcasting Worldwide: A Study of Convergence, Innovation and Business Models
Among Leading Webcasters in 13 Countries
Presenter: Richard Ganahl, Bloomsburg University

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Fri 10:30am - Theoretical Perspectives - Jeff Wilkinson, Regent University

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Converging communication, colliding cultures: Shifting boundaries and the meaning of “Our Field”. Jeff Wilkinson, Regent
University
Moderator: Kay Egan, Brigham Young University

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Fri 10:30am - Theoretical Perspectives - George Daniels, University of Alabama

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On linkages and levels: Using theory to assess the effect of converged structures on news products. George Daniels, University of Alabama

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Fri 10:30am - Theoretical Perspectives - Vincent Filak, Ball State University

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Culture, conflict and convergence: A theoretical discussion of group-based identity and bias reduction in a converged newsroom.
Vincent Filak, Ball State University

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Fri 9am - The State of Convergence Journalism - Camille R. Kraeplin

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The state of convergence journalism. Camille R. Kraeplin and Carrie Anna Criado, Southern Methodist University

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Fri 9am - The State of Convergence - Janet Kolodzy, Emerson College

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Convergence explained: Playing catch-up with news consumers. Janet Kolodzy, Emerson College

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Fri 9am - The State of Convergence - Sonya Duhe, presented by Chris Roberts

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The State of Convergence in the U.S. - Presented by Chris Roberts
Moving online: TV news and the Internet. Sonya Duhe’, Andrea Tanner, and Karen Zatkulak , University of South Carolina.

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Fri 9am - The State of Convergence - Introduction

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Welcome introductions, Augie Grant, University of South Carolina, Quint Randle, Brigham Young University

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