[ecrea] Call for Papers: 1968 in the Media

The Media Studies Commission of the International Federation of 
Television Archives announces its forthcoming international seminar to 
take place in Paris, on March 20th, 2017. The one-day seminar is 
dedicated to the media coverage of different political and social events 
that took place in 1968 across the globe. From the Prague Spring in the 
former Czechoslovakia to the student protests in Paris and civil rights 
movement in the United States, the protests of 1968 marked a series of 
national and transnational events that captured media’s attention.

The seminar will be hosted by Centre national de la recherche 
scientifique in Paris and is organized by the FIAT/IFTA Media Studies 
Commission in collaboration with the EUscreen Foundation and the 
Institut national de l’audiovisuel (INA).

Scholars, archivists and media professionals are invited to send in a 
250-word abstract dealing with, but not limited to:

* Media coverage of social and political events that took place in 1968 
in different national contexts;
* Comparative and transnational studies on May 1968;
* May 1968 as a platform for doing European television history;
* Live broadcasting of media events in 1968;
* Archival material from around the world documenting the 1968 events in 
different countries.

We also welcome studies on other topics, which have used archival 
material from FIAT/IFTA member archives.

The deadline for submitting the abstracts is January 15th, 2017. 
Notifications of acceptance will be sent shortly after. Submissions 
should be sent to the chair of the FIAT/IFTA Media Studies Commission, 
Herbert Hayduck at: (archiv /at/ orf.at) <mailto:(archiv /at/ orf.at)>.

Selected papers dealing with the coverage of 1968 on television in 
Europe may be invited to submit to the special issue of VIEW Journal of 
European Television History and Culture dedicated to ‘1968 on 
Television’, to be published by the end of 2017.

FIAT/IFTA member archives can provide research facilities and extracts 
free of charge to candidates whose abstracts are selected. Inquiries 
about this should be made to the chair of the Media Studies Commission, 
Herbert Hayduck ((archiv /at/ orf.at) <mailto:(archiv /at/ orf.at)>).


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