Konferenciju su otvorili predsjednik organizacijskog odbora DMD-a izv. prof. dr. sc. Mato Brautović i pročelnik Odjela za komunikologiju doc. dr. sc.  Đorđe Obradović.  Razvoj novih tehnologija promijenio je ulogu novinara i konzumenata medijskog sadržaja. Sudionici skupa pokušat će donijeti zaključke o smjeru budućeg razvoja novinarstva. Izlagači prvoga dana i nisu bili previše optimistični.

Dr. sc. Piet Bakke sa Sveučilišta u Utrechtu održao je predavanje s temom 'Složenost digitalnog novinarstva: poslovni izazovi, tehničke vještine i osobni branding,'  a dr. sc. Marko Miloslavljevič sa Sveučilišta u Ljubljani  s temom 'Digital Journalism in 3D – Disruption, Deprofessionalisation, Dehumanization,' u prijevodu  'Digitalno novinarstvo – poremećaj, neprofesionalizam i dehumanizacija'.  Pročelnik Odjela za komunikologiju doc. dr. sc. Đorđe Obradović također nije u svom izlaganju donio previše svijetlih zaključaka po pitanju budućnosti novinarstva, s obzirom da medijskim sadržajem prevladava uglavnom 'PRopaganda.'

Konferencija Odjela za komunikologiju Sveučilišta u Dubrovniku nastavlja se i sutra, a može se pratiti putem live streama ustream.tv/channel/dubrovnik-media-days, a studenti Odjela za komunikologiju prenose sva izlaganja na društvenim mrežama: Facebooku facebook.com/DubrovnikMediaDays, Twitteru twitter.com/DUMediaDays, Google +.

Dosad su teme Dubrovačkih medijskih dana bile: „Mediji i ekonomska kriza“ (2013.) „Ekonomski, politički i komunikološki aspekti društvenih medija“ (2012.) „Građanski aktivizam, terorizam i medijacija sigurnost“ (2011.), „Nove tehnologije, internet i komuniciranje“ (2010.), „Obrazovanje novinara i djelatnika u OSJ“ (2009.),  „Etika u odnosima s javnošću“ (2008.), „Uloga odnosa s javnošću u kreiranju javnog mnijenja“ (2007.), „EU pravila i naša realnost“ (2006.) i „Mediji i demokracija“ (2005.).

Konferencija je organizirana uz financijsku potporu Dubrovačko-neretvanske županije, Studentskog centra Sveučilišta u Dubrovniku i Studentskog zbora Sveučilišta u Dubrovniku.

October 17-18, 2014

P R O G R A M

Future of Journalism

With the support from Dubrovnik-Neretva County, Student Center University of Dubrovnik and Student Council University of Dubrovnik

OCTOBER 17, 2014

15:00-16:30 Registration

16:30-17:00 OPENING CEREMONY (Large auditorium)

Speakers:

President of Organization Committee DMD

dr. Mato Brautović

Head of the Department of Mass Communication

dr. Đorđe Obradović

17:00 – 19:30 PANEL 1: BRAVE NEW MEDIA: NEW MODELS, OPINION, PERFORMANCE AND FORMS

Keynote speakers:

dr. Piet Bakke, Netherland:

New Complexities in Digital Journalism: commercial challenges, technical skills & personal branding

dr. Marko Milosavljevič:

Digital Journalism in 3D - Disruption, Deprofessionalisation, Dehumanization

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Citizen journalism: A future fair reporting of socially disadvantaged minorities such as the homeless

Zrinka Sablić, M.A., University of Osijek, Croatia

Nataša Ban Palunčić, M.A., University of Osijek, Croatia

Future of Journalist: Digital skills in search for 5W and H

dr. Tena Perišin, University of Zagreb, Croatia

The future of journalism between news aggregators and PR(opaganda)

dr. Dorde Obradović, University of Dubrovnik, Croatia

Viral journalism: the rise of the new form

dr. Domagoj Bebić, University of Zagreb, Croatia

Reinventing the relationship between journalists and audience: The case of Finnish news media. Jaana Hujanen, University of Helsinki, Finland

20:00 GALA DINNER

OCTOBER 18, 2014

09:00-10:30 Panel 2: CURRENT STATE AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF AUDIENCE

Moderator:  dr. Mato Brautović

Deep multifaceted crisis of the newspapers’ business model: the case of Croatia

Tomislav Wruss, M.A., University of Rijeka, Croatia

dr. Inoslav Bešker, University of Bologna, Italy and University of Dubrovnik, Croatia

New media and the transformation of public opinion in Albania

dr. Mark Marku, Tirana University, Albania

UGC and SMC in Croatian Newspapers Online Editions Output - Content Analysis of 24sata.hr and Vecernji.hr.

Iva Nenadić, M.A., University of Osijek, Croatia

Zvonimir Grgas, M.A., University of Osijek, Croatia

PR professionals and journalists - symbiosis or conflict?

Francesca Vlašić, M.A., University of Osijek, Croatia

Sandra Buratović, M.A., University of Osijek, Croatia

The informational status quo in Bulgarian mass media websites. The limited role of citizen journalism

Dr. Ivaylo Yohkov, Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski", Bulgaria

The Cultural Constructions of Innovation Policy - How Media frame innovation and gender

Britt-Marie Ringfjord, Linneaus University, Sweden

The role of Media ind the Multi Track Diplomacy concept

dr. Rastislav Kazanský, Matej Bel University in Banska Bystrica, Slovakia

A New Disaster Reminding US of the Old Disasters; The Sharp Tongue of the Press

dr. Feryade Tokan Senol, Yeditepe University, Turkey

10:30-11:00 COFFEE BREAK

11:00-13:00 PANEL 3: QUALITY AND CREDIBILTY

Moderator: dr. Đorđe Obradović

Propaganda and Trust: On RESILIENCE in Social Systems a complex adaptive system perspective

Kay Muehlmann, Danube University in Krems, Austria

Improving online integrity: Towards a code of conduct for journalists on the internet

Sean Dodson, Leeds Beckett University, UK

Measuring quality on online journalism: An index proposal

Fernando Zamith, University of Porto, Portugal

Impact of time acceleration on online journalists’ skill performance

Marju Himma-Kadakas, University of Tartu, Estonia

Commentary journalism online – a way to capture the youth?

dr. Lisbeth Morlandstø, University of Nordland, Norway

dr. Birgit Røe Mathisen, University of Nordland, Norway

Burnout fostering young reporters to resign journalism

Signe Ivask, University of Tartu, Estonia

Marju Himma-Kadakas, University of Tartu, Estonia

13:00-14:30 LUNCH

14:30-16:00 STUDENT PANEL

16:00-16:30 COFFEE BREAK

16:30-17:00 PANEL 4: FINAL DISCUSSION