[Commlist] Arcom (French Audiovisual and Digital Communication Regulation Authority) Research Day

Please find here the link for the Call for Contributions for the 3rd 
Arcom Research Day, organised this year in partnership with ENS 
Paris-Saclay, for which the deadline has just been extended. 
https://www.arcom.fr/vos-services-par-media/consultations-publiques/appel-contribution-troisieme-journee-detudes-de-larcom

Arcom is the French Audiovisual and Digital Communication Regulation 
Authority  and you now have until September 6th to send your 
applications to : (journee-etudes /at/ arcom.fr).

The approach of the Research day is resolutely multidisciplinary and the 
themes are varied. Here are just a few examples:

- The economics of information and the digital transformation of 
traditional media: how the advertising and attention markets work; 
changes in the way information is consumed in the audiovisual and 
digital media; the socio-economic impact of artificial intelligence 
tools on the audiovisual sector; the environmental challenges of digital 
use;

- Protection of audiences, issues of social cohesion and representation 
of society in the media and online: measuring the pluralism of currents 
of opinion; moderation, regulation and self-regulation of platforms and 
algorithmic biases, particularly with regard to the persistence of 
stereotypes and discrimination; representations and support for the 
ecological transition; work on the consumption and regulation of harmful 
content; issues of education in audiovisual and digital media; uses and 
consumption of young audiences;
- Regulation of digital platforms, social networks and systemic risks: 
work on the manipulation of information and virality, the spread of 
infox and hate content; studies on the technical application of the 
Regulation on digital services; identification and understanding of 
systemic risks in the use of data, particularly in the field of health, 
digital citizenship and democratic life;
- The economics of creation, production and piracy: current developments 
and prospects for legal supply; the economics of streaming, influencer 
marketing and alternative business models; the challenges of financing 
the production and promotion of European and French content; the 
technical and socio-economic challenges of piracy and the consumption of 
illegal content.

NB: Communication and Media Studies scholars are welcome


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