Deadline: 12 September 2010
Geographical Restrictions: open to Indonesian journalists
Reading Fee: none
Accepts (genre): conference papers
Prize/Payment: undisclosed
Citizen journalism began to flourish and to be recognized in Indonesia marked the emergence of various online media, including blogs. Online media is a concrete manifestation of the birth of citizen journalism. Through online media can be a critical person writing and his writing can be read by all people in the world.
Strengthening of citizen journalism in Indonesia raises questions, like whether citizen journalism will replace the old school tradition of journalism? How to form a growing citizen journalism in Indonesia? How is the quality of citizen journalism in Indonesia? How does the impact of citizen journalism for the public and the mainstream media?
Observing the problems above seem not merely the ability of citizen journalism reporting standards and the preparation of a news-style 5W + H, but also the problem of how to make the issue "personal Becomes the public, the Personal Becomes Public." Without it, the public might just get a series of meaningless information.
Based on the background of this thought-UT FISIP invite you to participate in national seminars.
Sub-theme of the national seminar include:
* Social aspects of communication technologies (social change)
* The role of citizen journalism in the freedom of public information
* Digital media and communication ethics (the impact of technological media)
* Indonesia Citizen journalism and democratization in Indonesia
* MThe future of citizen journalism in Indonesia
Keynote Speaker Keynote Speaker
* Dr. Eko Prasojo (FISIP-UI)
* Dr. Ade Armando, MA (FISIP-UI)
* Dr. Ninok Leksono (Harian Kompas)
Registration and Abstract Submission
* 12 September 2010 abstracts submission
* 15 September 2010 Announcement of accepted abstracts
* October 15, 2010 full paper submission
* October 15, 2010 early registration
Abstract 400 words maximum, send by email: semnasfisip2010@mail.ut.ac.id
More information here.
Geographical Restrictions: open to Indonesian journalists
Reading Fee: none
Accepts (genre): conference papers
Prize/Payment: undisclosed
Citizen journalism began to flourish and to be recognized in Indonesia marked the emergence of various online media, including blogs. Online media is a concrete manifestation of the birth of citizen journalism. Through online media can be a critical person writing and his writing can be read by all people in the world.
Strengthening of citizen journalism in Indonesia raises questions, like whether citizen journalism will replace the old school tradition of journalism? How to form a growing citizen journalism in Indonesia? How is the quality of citizen journalism in Indonesia? How does the impact of citizen journalism for the public and the mainstream media?
Observing the problems above seem not merely the ability of citizen journalism reporting standards and the preparation of a news-style 5W + H, but also the problem of how to make the issue "personal Becomes the public, the Personal Becomes Public." Without it, the public might just get a series of meaningless information.
Based on the background of this thought-UT FISIP invite you to participate in national seminars.
Sub-theme of the national seminar include:
* Social aspects of communication technologies (social change)
* The role of citizen journalism in the freedom of public information
* Digital media and communication ethics (the impact of technological media)
* Indonesia Citizen journalism and democratization in Indonesia
* MThe future of citizen journalism in Indonesia
Keynote Speaker Keynote Speaker
* Dr. Eko Prasojo (FISIP-UI)
* Dr. Ade Armando, MA (FISIP-UI)
* Dr. Ninok Leksono (Harian Kompas)
Registration and Abstract Submission
* 12 September 2010 abstracts submission
* 15 September 2010 Announcement of accepted abstracts
* October 15, 2010 full paper submission
* October 15, 2010 early registration
Abstract 400 words maximum, send by email: semnasfisip2010@mail.ut.ac.id
More information here.
