CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

Day 1 (Thursday) 4th July 2013, Click here

Day 2 (Friday) 5th July 2013
Parallel Sessions A
1100 - 1230

A1:     Democratic ideals and the Free Press
           Nakula, level 2
           Chair: Rhonda Breit, University of Queensland

• Robie David, Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand
  An Asia-Pacific free media paradigm Challenging a parochial news-generating ethos in Aotearoa

• Borican Angelina. E, Polytechnic University of the Philippines, Philippines
  Threats to Lifeblood of Democracy: A Case Study on Print Media Repression during the Ramos, the Estrada and the Arroyo Administrations

• Yin Jun, A National Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan
  Cross-Border Chinese Social Media and Its Impact

• Nirmal Rijal Prasad , RMIT University, Australia
  The expanding media in Nepal: from silence to cacophony?

• Lay Kim Wang, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Malaysia
  Watching the watchdog: Role of the media in the 2013 Malaysian General

• Dragana Lazic& Muneo Kaigo, University of Tsukuba, Japan
  U.S. Press Coverage of the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant Accident: Frames, Sources and News Domestication

A2:     Print Communication, Past and Present
           Yudhistira, level 2
           Chair: Zulkarimein Nasution, Universitas Indonesia, Indonesia

• Narayanan, Karmini A. Taylors University, Malaysia
  Framing Moral Panic in Media: A Comparative Analysis of Coverage by Malaysian Newspaper of the Alvin & Vivian Sex Blog Scandal

• I. Arul Aram et. Al. Anna University, India
  Newspaper Framing of Kudankulam Nuclear Power Project in Tamil Nadu

• Freeman, Bradley C. Nanyang Technology University, Singapore
  Claims, Frames and Blame: Coverage of Climate Change in ASEAN's English-language Newspapers

• Man He. Hebei University, China
  A Study on Frame Construction of International Celebrities' News

• Sri Syamsiyah Lestari Sjafiie & Risnawati, Ririn. University of Semarang, Indonesia
  Strategy of International News Selection in Suara Merdeka, an Indonesian Daily

• Thao, Marie-Clarie. University Paris Sorbonne, France
  Modernity ini Popular Republic China Print Advertisement between 1978 and 2008

A3:     Film and Television in Transition
           Amarta A, level 1
           Chair: John Lent, Temple University, USA

• Jha, Pallavi. Tata Institute of Social Sciences, India
  Notion of Womanhood ini India Cinema: Case Study of the Movie Cocktail

• Lee Yuen Beng, Adrian. Sains Malaysia University, Malaysia
  Spinning Gasing. Contesting Sino-Malay Relationship in Malaysian Cinema

• Klemm, Alexander J. Assumption University, Thailand
  Thai national Cinema: An Appraisal of Recent Developments and Inferences about Its Future

• Mishra, Maitreyee & Mishra, Manisha. Manipal University; Sikkim Manipal University, India
  Eastern Princesses: Hayao Miyazaki's Women, Nature and Identity

• Arriola, Joyce L. University of Sto. Tomas, Philippines
  Researching 1950s Filipino Film Adaptations: Film Theory as Film History

• Rahman, Khairiah A. Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand
  Tearing and Restoring the Moral Fabric of Society in Asian Romance Movies

A4:     Children's Issues and the Media
           Bima, level 2
           Chair: Margarita Acosta, Miriam College Philippines

• Hanasthasia, Mirana. Bakrie University, Indonesia
  CSR Kids TV Program from Perspective of Stakeholders in Indonesia

• Bernate, Racidon P. & Pebre, Cherry C. Polytechnic University of the Philippines, Philippines
  Violence as Humor: A Content Analysis of Looney Tunes' Slapstick Cartoons

• Rahayu. Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia
  Exploring Children's Online Risks Activities, Self-Control and Responses to Internet Regulation and Parental Mediation

• Matsueda, Sei. Kanazawa University, Japan
  JUNREI and Contents Oriented Communication: Magnet for Anime Tourism in Japan

• Salonoy, Dana Rose J. University of the Philippines Los Baños, Philippines
  Communication for Early Health Science Literacy Development: The Systematic Metaphor Analysis of Mga Kuwento ni tito Dok* Children's Storybook Series

• Haque, Ashfara & S.M. Shameem Reza. University of Development Alternative (UODA); University of Dhaka, Bangladesh
  Understanding Realities of Child Participation in Bangladesh Broadcast Media

A5:     New Media Literacies
           Arjuna, level 2
           Chair: Kiranjit Kaur, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Malaysia

• Syed Arabi Syed Abdullah Idid & Saifeldin Hassan Elawad.
  International Islamic University Malaysia, Malaysia
  Intermedia Agenda-Setting between New Media and Old Media: A Case in Sudan

• Suwana, Fiona. The London School of Public Relations, Indonesia
  Developing Indonesia's Youth with New Media Literacy

• Barradas, Jerome Cayton C. University of the Philippines Los Baños, Philippines
  Comparative Analysis of Isang Bagsak Southeast Asia (IBSEA) and Enabling Education Communities (EEC) as Participatory Development Communication Approaches

• Cheng, Berry. University of Technology, Australia
  Microblogging politics in China and the West: How Does Sina Weibo Different from Twitter?

• Yu Dong. Arkansas State University, USA
  SINA Micro-blog: Applying the Uses and Gratifications Theory to Exploring the Social Networking Site

• Novryanti, Carlina Andriana & Koesrindartoto, Deddy Priatmodjo. Institute of Technology Bandung, Indonesia
  Investigating Other Use of Micro-blog Postings to Project The Government Bond Auctions

A6:     Communication and Youth
           Sadewa, level 2
           Chair: B.K. Kuthiala, Makhanlal Chaturvedi National University,              India

• Nor Hafizah Abdullah & Tamil Chellvan. INTI International University, Malaysia
  The Media Influence on the Perception of Body Image among College Youths

• Chalkley, Tony. Deakin University, Australia
  Teen Identity in the Digital Age – Who Exactly is 'Me' Nowadays?

• Priya Priyadarshini. YASH Technologies Pvt. Ltd., India
  Communication and Youth

• Kusumasari Bevaola. Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia
  Connecting Adolescents' Voice through Social Media and the Implication on Government Policy Making

• Tormon-Bernabe, Edna et. Al. Polytechnic University of the Philippines, Philippines
  A Proposed Module as Reference Material in the Course Principle in Children's Educational Television Programming

• Malloli, Sukanya. St. Philomena's College, India
  A Critical Analysis of Usage of Internet by Youth in India

1230-1400    Lunch

1400-1530    Parallel Sessions B
                        Venue: 2nd floor Function Rooms

1530-1600    Coffee break

1600-1730    Parallel Sessions C
                        Venue: 2nd floor Function Rooms

1800-1930    AMIC Annual General Meeting (for members only)

End of Day 2

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