CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

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

Day 2 (Friday) 5th July 2013, click here

Day 3 (Saturday ) 6th July 2013
Parallel Sessions D
0900 - 1030

D1:     Media dan Budaya
           Amarta A, level 1
           Chair: Widodo Agus Setyanto, Universitas Gadjah Mada Indonesia

• Irwan Setyawan. Universitas Mercu Buana Jakarta, Indonesia
  Newspaper in Trouble

• Mariana Susanti, S.Sos. Balai Pengembangan Media Radio Pendidikan (BPMRP) Kementrian
  The Production of Education Audio Media by Development Unit of Educational Radio Media of Education and Culture Ministry of Indonesia

• Hadiati. Media and Culture Studies UGM, Indonesia
  Gender Stereotypes and Corruption in The Mass Media

• Renaldi K. Natawidjaja & S. Kunto Adi Wibowo. Universitas Padjajaran, Indonesia
  The Development of A Hybrid Star Wars Text in Bandung Through The Participation of Urban Jedi

• Nurul Latifatun Nisa. Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia
  Political Literacy As a Supplementary Materials on Media Literacy Program in Indonesia

• Umaimah Wahid, Muhamad Isnaini, & Ni Gusti Ayu Ketut Kurniasari. Universitas Budi Luhur,
  Cultural Imperialism and Capitalism Media In Islamic Values Deconstruction on Ramadan Show in TV

D2:     Communication and Community Development
           Sadewa, level 2
           Chair: Mira K. Desai. SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai, India

• Singhal, Anshul & Anand, Sarita. University of Delhi, India
  Community Radio and Edutainment: Natural Partners in Participatory Development

• Mishra, Ashutosh. Chitkara University, India
  CRS Opportunities and Challenges: A Case Study of Northern India's Community Radio Stations

• Parani, Rizaldi. RMIT University, Australia
  Interactional Approach Strategy in Community Capacity Building

• Tong, Tiong Vee & Ponnan, Ramachandran. MM Branding Consultant Sdn. Bhd.; Taylor's University, Malaysia
  Broadcaster as Mediator of Perceptions on Corporate Social Responsibility Programs and Sustaining Local Community Livelihood in Labuan, Malaysia

• Fathiastuti, Nenden N. Ohio University, USA
  Citizen Journalism as New Development Tool: A Case Study of Balebengong.net in Bali, Indonesia
  
  
• Chen Liang. Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
  Communication of Social Support in a Context of Computer-Mediated Communication from the Perspective of Social Ties

• Sari, Nurul Ratna. Airlangga University, Indonesia
  Embracing Community Engagement in Government Public Relations Practice: A case study of Community Information Group (Kelompok Informasi Masyarakat—KIM) as Public Relations Agent in informing and empowering community

D3:     New Paradigms in Development Communication
           Nakula, level 2
           Chair: Crispin Maslog, Asian Institute of Journalism and
           Communication, Philippines

• Kashem, M. Abul. Bangladesh Agricultural University, Bangladesh
  Diversified Use Of Mobile Phones By The Farmers In Receiving Agricultural Information

• Harne, Punita. Gujarat Vidyapith University, India
  Rural Language Newspaper: A Tool for Development in Asia

• Custodio, Pamela & Montemayor, Garry Jay S. University of the Philippines Los Baños, Philippines
  Constructs of 'devcom' in teaching development communication in selected Philippine tertiary education institutions

• Thuy, Thi Pham. University of Queensland, Australia
  Internalization of participatory development communication principles in local governance in Vietnam

• Ahmad, Nyarwi. Bournemouth University, UK
  Political Marketing Management of the Indonesian House of Representative (2009-2014): Assessing the Political Marketing Model, Challenges and Opportunities

• Lindawati, Lisa. Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia
  Development Communication and Village Self-Dependence
  
  
• Villa, Steffi Allison A. Philippine Navy, Philippines
  Understanding Messages and Themes Emerging from Stories of Selected Participants about the Facebook Campaign on It's More Fun in the Philippines

D4:     Ethnicity, Race and Religion
           Yudhistira, level 2
           Chair: Rahayu, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Yogyakarta, Indonesia

• Mahmoud, Eid. University of Ottawa, Canada
  Muslims in Canada: Sentiments, Public Perceptions, and Media Portrayals

• Pagiwati, Rosy Tri et. Al. Universitas Indonesia, Indonesia
  TV Entertainment Program in the Audience's Viewpoint: Cultural Identity or Ethnic Prejudice?

• Andrada, Mary Rose Jean C. Ateneo de Zamboanga University, Philippines
  Preferred Message Design Locis in Negotiation of Ethnic Group Members in the Zamboanga Peninsula

• Md. Shahidul Haque. International Islamic University Malaysia, Malaysia
  Practice of Islamic Ethics in Public Relations Profession in Malaysia

• Pattanayak, Chandrabhanu. University of Hawai'i, Manoa, India
  An Act of Faith: From Spiritual Wisdom to Knowledge Economy

• Tandyonomanu, Danang & Tsuroyya. The State University of Surabaya, Indonesia
  Revitalizing the Role of Mass Media: Short Documentary Movies Serving as Public Communication Campaigns to Promote Interfaith Dialogue
  
  
• Shaari, Halimahton & Kaur, Kiranjit. Universiti Teknologi MARA, Malaysia
  Media framing of a sensitive religious issue: Who can or cannot use the term Allah?

D5:     Media History and Evolution
           Bima, level 2
           Chair: Ken Harvey, KIMEP, Kazakhstan

• Widjanarko, Putut. Mizan Group, Indonesia
  Messages from the 'Older Brother': Djawa Baroe and the Japanese Propaganda in Java 1943- 1945

• Mohd Firdauz Mohd Fathir. Universiti Teknologi MARA, Malaysia
  Symbiotic Relationship Between Military and the Film Industry in Malaysia: Trends, Issues and Future Directions

• Nagasaki, Reo. Kyoto Bunkyo University, Japan
  Network analysis on Asahi Journal: How public sphere in Japan changed from 60's to 80's?

• Ismail bin Hashim. Universiti Selangor, Malaysia
  McLuhan, new media and the senses in a muted society

• Nagendran, Dipti. Manipal University, India
  Aspects of Organisational Communication in India - Patterns of Communication and Behaviour
  
  
• Seyed, Mahmood Farjami & Adnan Bin Hussein. Universiti Sains Malaysia, Malaysia
  Political Satire as the Standard-bearer of Press Freedom: A Review of Iranian Political Satire in the Press During the 2000s

• Tewari, Ruchi. Ahmedabad University, India
  India – Then and Now: The New York Times Perspective

D6:     New Media, Old Media Ethics
           Arjuna, level 2
           Chair: Rachel Khan, University of the Philippines, Philippines

• Taid, Milindo Migom. University of Hyderabad, India
  Advertising and its Regulation in India: The Framework of Ethical Theories

• Ibrahim, Yasmin. University of London, UK
  Trauma Rituals and the New Media Economy

• Muntaha, Ahmad & Prabawati, Hening Budi. Akademi Komunikasi Indonesia, Indonesia
  Visitor Satisfication of an Excellent Service at Taman Pintar Yogyakarta: Survey of Zona Gedung Kotak (Box Building Zone) and Taman Pintar Yogyakarta's Website

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

• Chanansara Oranop Na Ayutthaya. Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
  Harmful Content on TV and Its Regulatory Tools in the Age of Convergence : From Overseas Experience to Thailand
  
  
• Saengduangdee, Vichet. Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
  Guidelines for the Development of Teaching and Learning Innovation to Enhance Ethical Decision Making Ability in Journalistic Profession: A Case of Photojournalism Course In Thailand

• Tribuana Tungga Dewi. Universitas Pancasila, Indonesia
  Questioning Consolidation in Indonesia Media Industry

1030-1100   Coffee break

1100-1230    Parallel Sessions E
                        Venue: 2nd floor Function Rooms

1230-1400   Lunch

1200-1530    Parallel Sessions F
                        Venue: 2nd floor Function Rooms

1530-1600   Coffee break

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

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