Duration
28 Sep 2020 - 29 Sep 2020
The Rise of Data Driven Communication accelerates ever-changing Media Environment; Strategic communications and Open data (social media theories, analytics, sources, tools and techniques); “Social editors” as origins of (dis)information on social media; Media, social media and artificial Intelligence; Reconstructing privacy with Big data: Big Brother on steroids; Microtargeting and personalization of content in journalism and political communication; The ways AI is transforming the media industry; e-democracy vs e-manipulation; Internet and hybrid war; Virtual deconstruction of liberal democracy; Attention economy and wireless journalism; Media profession and ethic; Information ecology.
Video Lecturers 2020:
Anamarija Musa - Crisis and Freedom of Information: the Public Value of Government Open Data in the Context of the Covid-19 Pandemic
Angelina Toursel & Philippe - When Fact-checking Renews Information Technology and Journalism: an Epistemological Approach
Marija Volarević & Lucija Rajčić - The Role of Social Media in 2020 Parliamentary Elections in Croatia
Marijana Grbeša - Zenzerović - Digital Populism in 2019/2020 Croatian Presidential Election
Magdalena Musiał-Karg & Izabela Kapsa - Polish Mass Media Coverage and Public Opinion on E-democracy: Example of Electronic Voting
Nikola Mlađenović - “A Beautiful Mind”: Journalism’s Reconfiguration in Relation to AI
Inoslav Bešker - Information Technology and Journalism Pressed through a Sieve of COVID-19 Pandemic
Lordan Prelog - Seeing is (not) Believing
Nenad Prelog - Infodemic and Other Conspiracy Theories
Mato Brautović - Routines of Correcting Journalistic Errors in Croatian Online Media: between Achieving the Goals of Media Accountability and Facilitating the Phenomenon of ‘Fake News’
Iva Budimir and Damir Boras - Are we Living in the Post-truth Era?
Nikola Mlađenović - One Man’s Misinformation, Another Man’s Treasure: What did Neoliberals do?
Nenad Prelog - Fake News Museum (again) and 25 Years...