[Commlist] Journalism Elsewhere Symposium in Tampere Finland (and online)

*Journalism Elsewhere Symposium*

will take place in Research Centre Comet, Tampere University, Finland on 
Monday 17th April 2023. See the website for more *info*, the 
*abstracts*, the link to the *registration* form and the live stream 
option: 
https://research.tuni.fi/comet/seminaari/journalism-elsewhere-symposium/?fbclid=IwAR0M0bAdeFV_K20tRNrTvO3ywFTKyz7a8q-esDaR630J25Q4UomGztQO7-I 
<https://research.tuni.fi/comet/seminaari/journalism-elsewhere-symposium/?fbclid=IwAR0M0bAdeFV_K20tRNrTvO3ywFTKyz7a8q-esDaR630J25Q4UomGztQO7-I>

In journalism research, we are familiar with the arguments about the 
“blurring boundaries” of journalism. There have been calls for going 
“beyond” journalism or studying journalism “elsewhere” of the mainstream 
news organizations. This symposium will gather international researchers 
interested in forms and aspects of journalism that may be practiced by 
non-journalists: audiences, technologists, or entrepreneurs, for 
example, or journalism that is published in sites and platforms that go 
beyond the mainstream. The symposium is organized by the Academy of 
Finland Research Fellow Project: The Future of Dispersed Journalism 
(https://www.tuni.fi/en/research/future-dispersed-journalism 
<https://www.tuni.fi/en/research/future-dispersed-journalism>).


    *PROGRAM*

*Mon 17th April**
*JOURNALISM ELSEWHERE SEMINAR**

Streamed online via Panopto 
<https://tuni.cloud.panopto.eu/Panopto/Pages/Viewer.aspx?id=24320de3-2ace-4f0b-b3b5-afaf00933b8a>
Register for the on-site participation here 
<https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1xpS7lqozjwMz9Tv3kOQkU4js28FMvfTGeTFn-xWoXnA/viewform?ts=63fc50eb&edit_requested=true>.
Tampere University, Main building, Lecture Hall D11
Street address: Kalevantie 4, Tampere

9:00     Coffee served

9:30–9:45 *Laura Ahva* <https://www.tuni.fi/en/laura-ahva>: Introduction 
and welcome

9:45–10:15 *Wiebke Loosen* 
<https://leibniz-hbi.de/en/staff/wiebke-loosen>: Moving Beyond Blurring 
Boundaries

10:15–10:45 *Chris Anderson* 
<https://www.unimi.it/en/ugov/person/christopher-anderson>: Crafting a 
History of Digital Journalism: Beyond Social Science, Beyond Borders, 
Beyond the Textbook

10:45–11:15 *Stefan Baack* <https://sbaack.com/>: Studying Journalism’s 
Outward Influences: The Case of Mozilla

11:15–11:45 *Irene Costera Meijer* 
<https://research.vu.nl/en/persons/irene-costera-meijer>: How Young 
People Experience Journalism Elsewhere… on TikTok.

11:45–12:15    Discussion

12:30–14:00    Lunch break

14:00–14:30 *Phoebe Maares* 
<https://journalismstudies.univie.ac.at/team/phoebe-maares/>: From Core 
to Periphery: A Non-Dichotomous Approach to Studying the Diversity of 
Journalism and Its Boundaries

14:30–15:00 *Victor Wiard* <https://www.usaintlouis.be/sl/4041404.html>: 
Folk Theories of Alternative and Mainstream Journalism on Social Media

15:00–15:30 *Florence Le Cam* 
<http://ltc.ulb.ac.be/whoswho/whoswho.php?id=d201804d358b2a11985532dc0e32b276&faculte=ltc> 
& *Juliette De Maeyer:* 
<https://com.umontreal.ca/repertoire-departement/professeurs/professeur/in/in18899/sg/Juliette%20De%20Maeyer/> 
Conspiracy Theorists, Wannabe Journalists?

15:30–16:00 *Karin Wahl-Jorgensen* 
<https://www.cardiff.ac.uk/people/view/182966-wahl-jorgensen-karin>: 
Vernacular Journalism: Local News and Everyday Life

16:00–16:30    Discussion & wrap up


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