PROGRAM
IPSA RC10 and RC22 supported workshop:
“Filtered reality: virtual communication and its challenges”.
Interuniversity Centre Dubrovnik, Dubrovnik, Croatia, Sept 18th– Sept 19th, 2023.
28th Annual International Conference on Information Technology and Journalism:
“Online journalism – 25 years later”
Interuniversity Centre Dubrovnik, Dubrovnik, Croatia, Sept 20th,2023.
Monday, September 18th
As part of the conference, the organizer plans activities aimed at socializing, exchanging experiences and networking.
All conference participants will be notified of all activities by e-mail.
Tuesday, September 19th
9:30 – 10:00
Welcome coffee
10:00 – 10:30
Welcome speech by Organizing committee
(Domagoj Bebić, IPSA RC10 chair, University of Zagreb)
(Nenad Prelog, University of Zagreb)
SESSION 1
10:30 – 11:30
Chair: Domagoj Bebić, University of Zagreb
- Framing errors in online media: a study of the Dubrovnik rolling suitcase ban and mainstream news Misrepresentation
Mato Brautović, University of Dubrovnik
Doris Alavija, University of Dubrovnik
Romana John, University of Dubrovnik
- (TBA)
Marijana Grbeša, University of Zagreb
- Algorithms and Research on Political Communication: Surpassing Traditional Limits
Óscar G. Luengo, University of Granada
COFFEE BREAK
11:30 – 11:45
11:45 – 12:30
KEYNOTE SPEAKER :
Douglas Hochstetler, James Madison University
SESSION 2
12:30 – 13:30
Chair: Nenad Prelog, University of Zagreb
- Virtual Communication of PiS (Law and Justice) on 2023 referendum in Poland
Magdalena Musiał-Karg, Adam Mickiewicz University
- The Use of Artificial Intelligence for Media Content Creation: Introductory Findings
Domagoj Bebić, University of Zagreb
Antea Boko, North University
Wednesday, September 20th
10:00
Inoslav Bešker – Memorial
Inoslav Bešker graduated from the Classical Gymnasium “Natko Nodilo” in Split, obtained his bachelor’s degree in journalism from the Faculty of Political Sciences in Zagreb, and earned his Ph.D. in Comparative Slavic Studies from the University of Milan.
Throughout his journalistic career, he worked for various media outlets, including Omladinski tjednik, Polet, Pitanja, Studentski list, Telegram, Start, Slobodnu Dalmaciju, Vjesnik, BBC, Radio 101, and others. He also served as the director of CDD, which was the publisher of Polet and Questions in the mid-1970s. During that time, he was a member of the Editorial Board of the magazine Novi Plamen.
Subsequently, he became a regular professor of Croatian Studies at the University of Split starting in 2013. Over the course of his career, he also taught Slavic Studies at the Oriental University in Naples, La Sapienza University in Rome, and the University of Bologna. Additionally, he lectured on investigative journalism at the University of Zagreb. Between 2013 and 2023, he was a professor of journalism and communication studies at the University of Dubrovnik.
He authored numerous scientific works and received numerous awards.
Their gratitude for the contribution to the academic and media communities of Croatia and beyond will be expressed by: Zdenko Duka, Stjepan Malović, Antun Vujić, Nada Bruer Ljubišić, Majda Tafra Vlahović, Ana Radović Kapor, Mato Brautović, Juliana Antić Brautović, Romana John, and others.
12:00
PANEL DISSCUSION
The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on the Present and Future of Media