[Commlist] Mediating Change colloquium videos

The videos of the ‘Mediating Change’ colloquium, organised by the 
Institute of Communication Studies and Journalism at Charles University, 
are available online, here:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVtg2c9X0ptypIVfJIGkxPdav5LDvIHrc

This colloquium brought together scholars from a diverse set of foci and 
backgrounds, from the broad area of media and communication studies, to 
examine, discuss and reflect upon, through various approaches and 
methods, how change is constructed, in media and communication practices.

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‘Mediating Change’ International Colloquium 2020
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVtg2c9X0ptypIVfJIGkxPdav5LDvIHrc

Nico Carpentier: Silencing/unsilencing nature: A remediation of 
human-nature relationships

Scott Leatham: ‘One-dimensional sustainability’

Julie Uldam: COVID-19 and climate activism: a momentum for change?

Rico Lie: Communicating, learning, changing, developing

Sebastián M. Barreneche: Political change and counterfactual thought: A 
discussion from semiotics

Jacek Mikucki: Managing future cities: Media and information 
technologies in the context of change

Jaroslav Švelch: Converting 1980s Czechoslovak activist games for 
today’s audiences

Alice Němcová Tejkalová, et al.: Listening to children: How to change 
the current approach in journalism practice

Jan Motal: The heralds of government: On the reduction of news 
objectivity in times of crisis

Ulrike Notarp: The phenomenon of cultural change - A study on Russian 
national identity (...)

Vojtěch Dvořák: Public journalism and homeless people - developing 
opportunities for homeless (...)

Jan Miessler: Media discourse and social change: the collapse of 
Communist language (...)

Łukasz Szurmiński: The role of public service media in the process of 
disinformation (...)

Anna Rozsypal Pajerová: Mediating change in environmental policy: The 
case of EEA and Norway (...)

Fani Giannousi: A promise of normalcy. Talking about change in crisis 
ridden Greece

Tim Markham: Continuity amid change-Researching the digital dispositions 
navigating a world in flux


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