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The document announces the program for the 11th Dubrovnik Media Days conference to take place on October 30-31, 2015 at the University of Dubrovnik in Croatia. The conference will explore topics related to artificial intelligence, robots, and their impact on media and journalism. Over the two-day event, several panel discussions will be moderated by university professors and feature keynote speakers from universities and technology companies. Panel topics will include the impact of technology on journalism work flows, ethics of automated newsgathering, and using social media and drones in journalism. There will also be student workshops on topics such as using drones and blogging.
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- 1. UNIVERSITY OF DUBROVNIK DEPARTMENTOF COMMUNICATION SCIENCE 11th Dubrovnik Media Days Branitelja Dubrovnika 41, 20000 Dubrovnik, Croatia Tel. +385(0)20 446 020, Fax. +385(0)20 445 770 e-mail: dmd@unidu.hr; http://www.unidu.hr/dmd __________________________________________________________________________________ October 30-31, 2015 “Artificial Intelligence, Robots and Media” PROGRAM OCTOBER 30, 2015 (#DuMD2015 #DUMediaDays) 16:30-17:30 Registration 17:30-18:00 OPENING CEREMONY (Large auditorium) Speakers: President of Organization Committee DMD dr. Mato Brautović Vice rector of the University of Dubrovnik dr. Vlatko Lipovac, vice-rector Representatives of City of Dubrovnik & Dubrovnik Neretva County 18:00 – 19:30 PANEL 1: TECHNOLOGY AND JOURNALISM (Large auditorium) Moderator: Dr. Mato Brautović KEYNOTE SPEAKERS:
- 2. Dr. Mark Deuze,University of Amsterdam, NL Is Journalism an Art or a Service? On the History of Technology in Journalism Dr. Noam Lemelshtrich Latar, Sammy Ofer School of Communications, IL Human Journalists in the Age of Robotic Journalism 20:00 DINNER OCTOBER 31, 2015 9:00-10:30 PANEL 2: ROBOT JOURNALISM & WORKFLOW CHANGES (Large auditorium) Moderator: Dr. Marko Milosavljevič, University of Ljubljana, SI KEYNOTE SPEAKER: James Kotecki, Automated Insights, USA How to Tell A Billion Stories: An Introduction to the Robot Writer Dr. Marko Milosavljevič, University of Ljubljana, SI Blurred Lines - Man Machine and the Future of Journalism Dr. Mato Brautović, University of Dubrovnik, HR Sandra Buratović, University of Dubrovnik/University of Osijek, HR Joško Mikulić, University of Dubrovnik/University of Osijek, HR From Gatekeeping to Gateautomatization: News Production Process in 21st Century Julian Ausserhofer, FH JOANNEUM University of Applied Sciences, AT dr. Robert Gutounig, FH JOANNEUM University of Applied Sciences, AT News Production Workflows in Data-driven, Algorithmic Journalism: A Systematic Literature Review 10:30-11:00 COFFEE BREAK 11:00-13:00 PANEL 3: ETHICS, REGULATIONS AND CREDIBILITY OF AUTOMATED NEWSGATHERING (Large auditorium) Moderator: Dr. Neil Thurman, Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich, DE Dr. David Goldberg, Southwestern Law School, USA Drones and Dronalism: Article 10 and the Right to Deploy Drones
- 3. Iva Nenadić, StuttgartMedia University, DE Romana John, University of Dubrovnik, HR New Toy, Same Game: Drone Journalism in Croatia Pieter-Jan Ombelet, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, BE Supervising Robotic Reporters in the Newsroom: Liability for Algorithmically Produced News Stories Dr. Andreas Graefe, Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich, DE Mario Haim, Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich, DE Bastian Haarmann, Fraunhofer Institute for Communication, Information Processing and Ergonomic, DE Hans-Bernd Brosius, Fraunhofer Institute for Communication, Information Processing and Ergonomic, DE Perception of Automated Computer-Generated News: Credibility, Expertise, and Readability Dr. Neil Thurman, Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich, DE Efficacy and Ethics in the Automation of Newsgathering: Early Analysis From the Frontline Richard Fletcher, University of Oxford, GB Dr. Steve Schifferes, City University London, GB Dr. Neil Thurman, Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich, DE Evaluating the Truthmeter: Improving Automated Social Media Contributor Credibility Assessments Within the Context of Journalism Stephen Hunt, City University London, GB dr. Steve Schifferes, University of Oxford, GB dr. Neil Thurman, Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich, DE Nic Newman, University of Oxford, GB Richard Fletcher, University of Oxford, GB David Corney, Signal Media Ltd, GB Auto-Detection of News on Twitter: Tuning and Testing the SocialSensor App 13:00-14:00 LUNCH BREAK 14:00-16:00 PANEL 4: STUDENT PANEL – BIH, CROATIA & MONTENEGRO (Room 122)
- 4. In Croatian/Bosnian/Montenegrin Monika Ćubela,University of Mostar, BIH Marica Ćavara, University of Mostar, BIH Kristina Čavara, University of Mostar, BIH Marija Begić, University of Mostar, BIH Maja Ereš, University of Mostar, BIH Stupanj konvergencije u online izdanjima dnevnih novina u BiH: Studija slučaja vecernji.ba, dnevni- list.ba, avaz.ba, oslobodjenje.ba i nezavisne.com Marta Vukadin, University of Dubrovnik, HR Uloga online društvenih mreža u informiranju mladih o politici u Hrvatskoj Ivica Ljubas, University of Dubrovnik, HR Analiza središnjih informativnih emisija nacionalnih televizijskih postaja s obzirom na nasilne sadržaje Jovana Davidović, Dragana Čomagić and Tijana Radulović, University of Montenegro, ME Studentski mediji u Crnoj Gori i njihov značaj - primjer studentskog portala "Tragom" i studentskog radija "Krš" Svetlana Višnjić i Marija Čvorović, University of Montenegro, ME Građansko novinarstvo u Crnoj Gori 14:00-16:00 PANEL 5: MEDIA & TECHNOLOGY IN SOUTHEAST EUROPE (Large auditorium) In Croatian/Bosnian/Montenegrin Moderator: Dr. Domagoj Bebić, University of Zagreb, HR Dr. Domagoj Bebić, University of Zagreb, HR Milica Vučković, University of Zagreb, HR Marija Volarević, InMed Institute, HR Brand Journalism in Croatia: A Critical Perspective on Changes in Online Media Marketing Dr. Đorde Obradović, University of Dubrovnik, HR Francesca Vlasić, University of Dubrovnik, HR
- 5. Bot Journalists inNews Agencies - Case Study AP Dr. Anita Jeličić, University of North, HR Jelena Blaži, VTV Varaždin, HR Marija Stanojević, University of Zagreb, HR Traditional Festival in the Moder Media-Varaždin Baroque Nights Dr. Anita Jeličić, University of North, HR Jelena Blaži, VTV Varaždin, HR Dr. Tomislav Vidačić, Croatian Agricultural Agency, HR The Process of Adaption of Traditional media to Modern Forms of Media in the Case of Local Media in Varazdin County Marko Potrebica, University of Dubrovnik, HR Goran Cvjetinović, University of Dubrovnik, HR Crisis Communication via Mobile Phones and Online Social Networks: Case of Forest Fires on Korčula Island and Pelješac Peninsula 2015 16:00-16:30 FINAL DISCUSSION 16:30-18:00 STUDENT WORKSHOPS DRONES & GOPRO 4 (Room 152) (Toni Banović, editor & owner, Dubrovačka televizija, HR) BLOGGING TO SUCCESS (Room 173) (Ana-Marija Bujić, blogger, HR) 10 PILLARS OF KILLER PR (Room 122) (James Kotecki, Automated Insight, USA)
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