2004 SCHEDULE

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30

19’00 : Welcome and Opening Keynote by Nicholas Jankowski

21’00 : Official Dinner

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1

9'15 - 11'00 : Session 1: Ethnographic research
Moderator: Chris Paterson
Panel
• Edgardo Pablo Garcia: Online Newspapers and the Labyrinths of Access
• Lori Kendall: Studying the Day-to-Day Meaning of Email Through a Hybrid Think-Aloud Protocol/In-Depth Interview Research Method
• Brian Wilson: Ethnography, The Internet And Youth Culture: Some Strategies For Examining Social Resistance And ‘Online-Offline’ Relationships

11'00 - 11'30 : Coffee Break

11'30 - 13'45 : Session 2: Content and Discourse Analysis
Moderator: Susan Catherine Herring
Panel
• Susan Keith: Comparing new media with old:
Equivalency challenges for content analysis
• Julia Waldman: Evaluation of There4me – some methodological challenges

13'45 - 15'15 : Lunch

15'15 - 16'30 : Session 3: Historical Research
Presenters
• Don Brazeal: The Death of Serendipity: The Vanishing Species of Digital Research Data
• Patrice Flichy: Why Study the History of Internet?

16'30 - 16'45 : Break

16'45 - 18'30 : Session 4: Poster presentations

Group A – Ethnographic Focus (and more) Group B – Content Analysis Focus (and more)

• Poking Our Noses Into The Production Process : Benefits And Risks Of Researchers’ Involvement In New Media Projects
  Enric Castelló and David Domingo
• New Media Free Software. Free Tools And Resources For Audiovisual Creation And Production In Virtual Learning Environments
  Antoni Roig And Jordi Alberich
• Three Methodological Views On Online Journalism Documentation
  Maria Rubio Lacoba
• New Logics For Old Media: The Challenges Of Innovative Research In Television Advertising
  Jordi Farré And Josep Fernández Cavia
• New Research For New Media.
  Rosa Franquet
• Exploring School Students’ Online Interactions Within A
  Science Knowledge-Building Community
  Patrick Fullick
• Ethnographic Research in Media Organizations – Some Methodological and Ethical Thoughts
  Roel Puijk
• Media Developments In Visualizing And Exploring Architectural Design About Multimedia, Communication, Notations And Avatars In Architecture
  Ir Héctor Giró
• Ethnographic Methodology For A Sociology Of Brazilian Hackers: Methodological Aspects
  Ariel Gomide Foina
• Modeling User’s Metaphoric Interaction With And Conceptualization Of The Internet
  Amy Hogan
• Senses And Web Sites : Phenomenological Contribution To The Analysis Of The Sensory Pleasures
  Jacques Ibanez Bueno
• Research Documentation In New Formats
  Peter Kofoed
• New Taonga, New Kaupapa
  New Research Methodologies To Map Maori Creativity In New Media
  Maree A Mills
• Infotrends Database
  Xose Lopez, Et Al
• The Impact Of Interactivity On Television Studies
  Tove A. Rasmussen
• Hypertext And Newswriting:
  A Methodological Approach
  Javier Díaz Noci
• Using Multiple Research Methods: A Cost Effective Approach
  Fred Volk, Adam Stiska
• Short Description Of Method And Tool
  Russell B. Williams
• Reconciling Objective Hermeneutics With Qualitative Content Analysis – Online Research In The Discursive Construction Of Identities Within Chinese Online Forums
  Karsten Giese

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2

9'15 - 11'00 : Session 5: Research Quality and Ethics
Moderator: Bruce Henderson
Panel
• Smiljana Antonijevic: Virtual Ethnography In A State Of War: The Research On Internet Usage In Serbia During The NATO Bombing
• Martín Denscombe: Web Surveys And School-Based Research: The Ethics Of On-Line Data Collection In Schools
• Eleftheria Vasileiadou: One method fits all? Studying a scientific emailing list combining different data and methods

11'00 - 11'30 : Coffee Break

11'30 - 13'15 : Session 6: Quantitative Research
Moderator: Vincenç Melendez
Panel
• Akiba Cohen: Survey vs. Real-Time Measurement of Mobile Phone Use
• Brian Southwell and Itai Himelboim: Does user experience affect the relationship of control availability and control perception?
• Anna Stangl: Using Internet Modes for a Self-administered Economic Elite Audience Survey

13'15 - 15'00 : Lunch

15'00 - 16'30 : Session 7: Conclusions working groups

16'30 - 16'45 : Break

16'45 - 18'15 : Session 8: Sum-up meeting