[eccr] Fwd: The Radio Conference: A Transnational Forum

>The Radio Conference: A Transnational Forum
>
>Location:   University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, Wisconsin, USA
>Dates:  July 28-31, 2003
>
>Radio is one of the most widespread and accessible media in the world
>today,
>yet it remains an understudied site of cultural production.  This
>conference
>joins a growing handful of others held over the last few years to bring
>together scholars, practitioners, and students of radio to share ideas
>and
>perspectives on radio¹s cultural role in an increasingly global media
>context.    We welcome proposals for papers, panels, and symposia on all
>
>aspects of radio ­ historical, cultural, critical, and institutional ­
>including but not limited to the range of topics below:
>
>Broadcasting versus narrowcasting
>Radio¹s invisible public(s)
>Radio and nation
>Radio activism and grassroots radio
>National and transnational radio histories
>New audio technologies:  web radio, digital broadcasting, satellite
>radio
>Radio and music
>Audio forms, styles and genres
>Centers and margins in broadcasting
>Radio archives and preservation of the audio past
>Negotiations of identity:  race, gender, class
>Transnational audio flows and influences
>Cultural policy and radio
>Industry consolidation, fragmentation, and innovation
>Radio and national cultures
>
>You may submit proposals for individual papers, pre-constituted panels,
>or
>symposia.  See our website at
>http://commarts.wisc.edu/radioconference.htm
>for information on these formats and instructions on how to submit your
>proposal.  Information about keynote speakers, accommodations, travel,
>helpful links, and the conference schedule will be posted when
>available.
>DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION IS JANUARY 15, 2003, but we encourage earlier
>proposals.  Acceptance will be made on a rolling basis.
>The conference is jointly sponsored by the Radio Studies Network of
>Great
>Britain and the University of Wisconsin- Madison, USA.  The conference
>planning board consists of Tim Wall (University of Central England,
>Birmingham) and Michele Hilmes (Unversity of Wisconsin-Madison),
>co-chairs;
>James Baughman (University of Wisconsin-Madison), Kathy Newman (Carnegie
>
>Mellon University), Jason Loviglio (University of Maryland ­ Baltimore
>County), and David Goodman (University of Melbourne).
>
>Contact Michele Hilmes ((mhilmes /at/ wisc.edu)) for more information.

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