Forum «Media in the modern world. 56th St Petersburg readings»
13-14th of April 2017
Dear colleagues!
St Petersburg State University invites you on 13-14th of April 2017 to participate in the international science forum «Media in the modern world. 56th St Petersburg readings».
The Forum «Media in the modern world. St Petersburg readings» combines a series of science and Training Resource events. They represent: opportunities for organizing joint international Inter-University interdisciplinary studies; an experience to exchange the scope of study of journalism and mass communication; the consolidation of international academic society; and the possibility to increase the fame of Russian scientists abroad.
Forum organizer – St Petersburg State University (School of Journalism and Mass Communications). All events take place at VO, 1 Line, 26, St Petersburg, Russia
Forum’s event
The award of the international «Neva prize» in the scope of the study of journalism and mass communication.
Educational-methodological seminar on the direction «Journalism», «Advertising and public relations».
The expert pre-conference "Comparative Media Studies in Today's World" 12-13th of April 2017. Working language - English.
Panel discussion
Mass media in countering terrorism and extremism
Nikolai Volkovsky, SPBU prof., secretary Anastasia Zalivukhina, AnastasiaZaliv@list.ru
1917 and Russian journalism
Ludmila Gromova SPBU prof., Ekaterina Orlova, Moscow State University prof., secretary Yulia Hakimova, yulia.khakimova@gmail.com
Audiovisual media in the network space
Sergei Ilchenko SPBU assoc. prof., tv_and_radio@mail.ru, Eduard Raikin, General Director of Russian TV “Channel One” in St Petersburg
Political media culture in Russia: discourses, technologies, effects
Yurii Kluev SPBU assoc. prof., Elena Strogetskaya, St Petersburg Electrotechnical University “LETI” assoc. prof., secretary Daria Zybko, prostdasha@ya.ru
Ethical dilemma in international journalism: discussions in professional community
Anatolii Puyu SPBU prof., Head of School of Journalism and Mass Communications, Veronika Strizhak, 5th chanel TV presenter, secretary: inter@jf.pu.ru
Practical aesthetics in the semantic field of journalism
Marina Berezhnaya SPBU prof.; Anna Novikova (Higher School of Economics prof.; secretary Kristina Grigoryeva, basistka@inbox.ru
TV as a narrator
Aleksandr Pronin SPBU assoc. prof.; Ludmila Komuzzi, Saratov state university prof.; secretary Alena Kovaleva, alenakovaleva1992@yandex.ru
Publicistic discourse in media
Boris Misonzhnikov SPBU prof.; Andrey Polonskiy Belgorod state university prof.; secretary Yuliya Chindyaskina, marusya1605@mail.ru
Photojournalism in the space of mythmaking
Aleksandr Belenkiy SPBU Senior Lecturer; secretary Maria Gurieva, visual@jf.pu.ru
Communication technology in the process of political mobilization
Vera Achkasova SPBU prof.; Mikhail Grachev Russian State University for the Humanities prof.; secretary Aleksey Kuzmin alkuzmino@yandex.ru
Technology integration in PR and marketing communication: network economic trends
Dmitry Gavra SPBU prof.; Dmitri Prokofiev, vice president of the Leningrad Region Chamber of Commerce Karmen Mandzhieva, PR-director of the North-West Branch of "MegaFon"; secretary Yuliya Taranova statebrand@mail.ru
Roundtables
Communicative aggressions of XXI centuries: forms and mechanisms
Viktor Sidorov SPBU prof.; secretary Aleksandr Marchenko, poi1989@yandex.ru
Municipal press in the metropolitan media system
Galina Melnik SPBU prof.; Vladimir Oleshko Ural Federal University prof.; secretary Ol’ga Dyagtereva, olgaspb2008@mail.ru
Print mass-media online: strategies and technologies
Kamilla Nigmatullina SPBU assoc. prof.; Natalia Pavlushkina SPBU Senior Lecturer; Sergey Paran’ko, Mail.ru Group, secretary Eketerina Sazhina, sazhina.es3@gmail.com
Problems of the stylistic interaction in media sphere
Vladimir Konkov SPBU prof., v_konkov@mail.ru
Media design: meanings and interpretations
Pavel Khan SPBU Senior Lecturer, secretary Artur Kropanev, kpsskprf@gmail.com
Sports journalism in the past and present: trends of structural and thematic changes
Konstantin Alekseev SPBU assoc. prof.; Nikolay Dolglpolov President of the Federation of Sports Journalists of Russia (Rossiyskaya Gazeta); secretary Dariya Tubolceva dtuboltseva1995@gmail.com
Concepts of Integrated Marketing Communications: the modern theory and practice
Eleonora Glinternik SPBU prof.; Maria Potolokova SPBU prof.; secretary Maria Klimova, klimovamariia@gmail.com, Ulieta Dmitrenko, ulyeta@mail.ru
Media systems in Commonwealth of Independent States countries: current status and development trends
Elena Vartanova Lomonosov Moscow State University prof., Head of Faculty of Journalism; secretary Denis Dunas, dunas.denis@smi.msu.ru
There are various types of participation in the conference:
Participant with the publication of theses – Аrrangement fee 1000 rubles. Reference to payment and electronic registration must be sent to the head or secretary of the event after the theses has been accepted for publication.
Speaker – The head of the event invites speakers on the basis of submitted abstracts.
Participant without publication – without registration fee. Register in electronic form.
Dates and registration
Abstracts, in accordance with the format requirements (see. Annex) are accepted by e-mail at the addresses of managers or secretaries measures up to February 1, 2017
If you are not contacted by the manager or secretary of the event - please contact us by e-mail to the Organizing Committee: nauka@jf.pu.ru
Publications
The authors of the theses approved by the heads of the activities, will be sent a link to pay the fee. Materials are sent to the editor responsible for placing the events on the Forum page. Placement of abstracts is carried out before the end of registration – before February 1, 2017
At the end of the registration period a printed collection is available - a special edition of a serial "Information age":
Information Age. Media in the modern world. Petersburg read: mat. 56th Intern. Forum (13-14 April 2017) / editor-in-chief V.V.Vasilieva. 2017. № 1. – SPb .: High school of journalism and mass communication, 2017. ... with. ISSN 2306-417X
The materials have the status of scientific articles. Collection in PDF format is available on the Forum page and in RSCI-based.
Everyone is welcome at the forum, regardless of publication. Payment of travel, accommodation and subsistence is at the expense of the sending party.
Contacts
For general questions telephone +7 (812) 3636-615, or e-mail: nauka@jf.pu.ru.
Or contact your questions and answer secretaries and leading activities.
Application. Requirements for abstracts
Theses are accepted when they correspond to the scope of actions and are executed according to the format requirements. The decision on the acceptance of theses for publication is made by the head of the event.
The abstract of theses in Russian or English language up to 4,000 characters with spaces, not including "cap" (metadata in the Russian and English languages) is to be typed in MS Word program (MS Office 2007–2010). Without tables and schemes, without font allocations, without the section "Literature", bibliographic references (if needed) are given in the text in parentheses.
Page setup: all fields 2 cm; paragraph space 1,25 cm; line spacing 1,5 cm; interval before line and after – 0 points. Alignment justified. The heading complex is aligned to the left. Without transfers. Without numbering of pages. Times New Roman font, size 14.
The structure of theses includes 3 blocks.
Block 1 and Block 2 (metadata in two languages – Russian and English) follow one after another to the text of theses:
Name, patronymic, surname of the author (authors) – italics.
The name of establishment in which work is performed
The name of article – bold, lower case.
Abstract (up to 250 characters with spaces).
Keywords (3–5).
Block 3:
The abstract of theses in Russian or English (up to 4,000 characters with spaces).
