Section A: Representations – Advertising, Video Games and Newspapers

GENDER AND MEDIA

Digital Feminism

Dr Christina Scharff, King's College London

NEWSPAPERS

History of the UK Newspaper Industry

Prof. Adrian Bingham, Sheffield University

NEWSPAPERS

Newspapers and Audiences: Constructing Reality

Prof. Adrian Bingham, Sheffield University

NEWSPAPERS

Newspapers and Identity: Gender and Sexuality

Prof. Adrian Bingham, Sheffield University

NEWSPAPERS

Newspapers and Identity: Class

Prof. Adrian Bingham, Sheffield University

NEWSPAPERS

Newspapers and Identity: Nation and National Identity

Prof. Adrian Bingham, Sheffield University

NEWSPAPERS

Newspapers and Identity: Race

Prof. Adrian Bingham, Sheffield University

MEDIA OWNERSHIP AND POWER

Why Does Media Ownership Matter? The Press, Propaganda, and Power

Dr Justin Schlosberg, Birkbeck College, London

MEDIA OWNERSHIP AND POWER

Theories of Media Power: Concentrated or Diffuse?

Dr Justin Schlosberg, Birkbeck College, London

MEDIA OWNERSHIP AND POWER

Gatekeeping and Agenda Setting

Dr Justin Schlosberg, Birkbeck College, London

MEDIA OWNERSHIP AND POWER

Media Power in the Modern Day

Dr Justin Schlosberg, Birkbeck College, London

TELEVISION AND REPRESENTATION

The Theories of Representation

Dr Julia Havas, York University

TELEVISION AND REPRESENTATION

Textual Analysis

Dr Julia Havas, York University

TELEVISION AND REPRESENTATION

Killing Eve and the History of Quality Television

Dr Julia Havas, York University

TELEVISION AND REPRESENTATION

Killing Eve, Gender and Feminist Quality Television

Dr Julia Havas, York University

TELEVISION AND REPRESENTATION

A Constructionist View: Killing Eve and the Representation of Nation and Race

Dr Julia Havas, York University

THE MEDIA, JOURNALISM AND JOURNALISTS

Audiences

Prof. Jane Singer, City, University of London

FANDOM

Stereotypes of Fans and Fandom

Prof. Henry Jenkins, University of Southern California

TELEVISION – INDUSTRY, AUDIENCES AND REPRESENTATION

The Television Industry

Dr Simone Knox, Reading University

TELEVISION – INDUSTRY, AUDIENCES AND REPRESENTATION

Television Audiences

Dr Simone Knox, Reading University

TELEVISION – INDUSTRY, AUDIENCES AND REPRESENTATION

Television Fandom

Dr Simone Knox, Reading University

TELEVISION – INDUSTRY, AUDIENCES AND REPRESENTATION

The Broad View of Television Representation

Dr Simone Knox, Reading University

TELEVISION – INDUSTRY, AUDIENCES AND REPRESENTATION

Representation in Television Today

Dr Simone Knox, Reading University

TELEVISION – STYLE AND STORYTELLING

What is Television and Television Studies?

Dr Simone Knox, Reading University

TELEVISION – STYLE AND STORYTELLING

Television Style: Long-Standing Perspectives

Dr Simone Knox, Reading University

TELEVISION – STYLE AND STORYTELLING

Television Style: New Perspectives

Dr Simone Knox, Reading University

TELEVISION – STYLE AND STORYTELLING

Television Storytelling: Long-Standing Narratives

Dr Simone Knox, Reading University

TELEVISION – STYLE AND STORYTELLING

Television Storytelling: New Narratives

Dr Simone Knox, Reading University

SEMIOTICS

Key Ideas in Semiotics

Mr Carl Jones, Westminster University

SEMIOTICS

Semiotic Analysis

Mr Carl Jones, Westminster University