Social (updating)
April 30, 2021 • At the (Virtual) Podium (ASC@Penn News Digest; cached via archive.org)
April 20, 2021 • What is Communication? Seminar with Suzanne Simard (UO Women in Graduate Science)
April 19, 2021 • NECS: What is…? Communication (European Network for Cinema and Media Studies)
April 17, 2021 • HASTAC Events (Humanities, Arts, Science and Technology Alliance and Collaboratory)
April 8, 2021 • ECREA: What is…? Communication (European Communication Research and Education Association)
April 2021 • OHC Calendar of Sponsored Events: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 (Oregon Humanities Center)
April 2021 • IAMCR is co-sponsoring the eleventh annual “What is…?” (International Association for Media and Communication Research)
Speaker Series • Virtual Screening + Q&A
#whatiscommunication2021
What is Communication? Speaker Series • https://t.co/WIQGMKkskC • April 19, 22, May 6, 13, 20 @UOregon @UO_Humanities @UO_NMCC @UOMediaStudies @UOSOJC @UOCAS @UOWGS @UOCinema @UOregonDesign @UOLibraries @UOHonors @UOregonPortland @GEOabroad @SOUAshland #whatiscommunication2021 pic.twitter.com/X3gRBNamtf
— Janet Wasko (@IAMCR_X) April 16, 2021
Se liguem nisso aqui: Elihu Katz, talvez o último dos "pioneiros" da Comunicação ainda vivos vai falar no dia 19, às 13h (BRT). Parte de um evento bem legal chamado "What Is Communication?", organizado pela U do Oregon. Imperdível!https://t.co/jmAAOlXWOR
— Marcio Telles (@tellesjornal) April 7, 2021
Can't wait!
WHAT IS COMMUNICATION? (2021) • Oscar H. Gandy Jr. • "Algorithmic Manipulation: How Shall We Respond to the Threats and Challenges Before Us?" https://t.co/BPzLaRZ0LO
— Blue Miaoran 董渺然 (@Bluemediagrad) April 7, 2021
18,074 What is Communication? (2021) Speaker Series, https://t.co/FIyI0vm2ao
— Octavio Islas (@octavioislas) April 7, 2021
Join us for the What Is Communication? Speaker Series, starting on April 19 at 9 a.m. with Elihu Katz, Professor Emeritus.
This event is FREE, however, registration is required. https://t.co/EMuN9gx53S pic.twitter.com/MX7nNjK2eO— UO Journalism & Comm (@UOsojc) April 13, 2021
The "What is Communication?" speaker series, hosted virtually by @uoregon, will include talks by Professor Emeritus Elihu Katz on April 19 and Professor Emeritus Oscar Gandy on May 6. Registration is free, but required. https://t.co/MZhUAhrjzk pic.twitter.com/LuMzee7aI5
— Annenberg School (@AnnenbergPenn) April 14, 2021
Oh my! I love these smiling faces of giants in the field from whom I was lucky enough to learn. Looking forward to this talk very much.
— Dr. A Susana Ramírez is on sabbatical (@ASusanaRamirez) April 14, 2021
Each year, SCICU recognizes outstanding professors through the Excellence in Teaching Award program. This year Professor Janet D. Kwami is Furman’s 2021 SCICU Excellence in Teaching Award recipient. Congrats, Dr. Kwami! #SCICU @sctuitiongrants @comfurman1 https://t.co/19JW3B1RzD
— Furman University News (@FurmanNews) April 14, 2021
Join us on 4/22 at 12 p.m. for the continuation of the What is Communication? Speaker Series. H. Leslie Steeves will discuss “Power, Voice & Influence Through ICTs: Reflections on Digital Inequalities in the Global South” https://t.co/EMuN9gx53S
— UO Journalism & Comm (@UOsojc) April 15, 2021
Assistindo ao Elihu Katz no What is Communication?, evento da Universidade de Oregon. Histórico. 94 anos e um dos caras que esteve envolvido na formação do campo, ex-assistente de Lazarsfeld no estudo do 2-step flow pic.twitter.com/KAPY7OxjZx
— Marcio Telles (@tellesjornal) April 19, 2021
It is one of the great honors of my life to have worked alongside Elihu Katz. Always a joy and a privilege to listen to him share his wisdom and insights into the nature of communication.
— Christopher Ali (@Ali_Christopher) April 19, 2021
Listening to Elihu Katz and Yonathan Fialkoff talking about "mass" and networks. @IAMCR_X #whatiscommunication2021 https://t.co/Bi5ylYtiCw
— Yiting W. (@YiTing_UHM) April 19, 2021
WOW ! Que honra ! <3
— Camila Moreira Cesar (@camilacesar) April 19, 2021
The What is Communication? Speaker Series continues on Thursday, April 22 at 12 p.m. with H. Leslie Steeves, Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Professor.
This event is FREE, however, registration is required. https://t.co/EMuN9gx53S
— UO Journalism & Comm (@UOsojc) April 20, 2021
As part of the SOJC "What is Communication?" seminar series, we will be hosting Professor Suzanne Simard on May 20, from 12pm-1pm. Register here: https://t.co/lyr2WH77B4 and read more about the series here: https://t.co/i25hLQBKKx pic.twitter.com/L20Qgh04x5
— UOWGS (@uowgs) April 22, 2021
What is Communication? @UOsojc “Algorithmic Manipulation: How Shall We Respond to the Threats and Challenges Before Us?” with Oscar H. Gandy Jr. (emeritus) Information & Society, @AnnenbergPenn @Penn Thurs. May 6 at noon (PDT) https://t.co/XwamAV1Yh7
— Oregon Humanities Center (@uo_humanities) May 3, 2021
The "What is Communication?" virtual speaker series continues on Thursday, May 6 at 12 p.m. with Oscar H. Gandy Jr. on Algorithmic Manipulation: How Shall We Respond to the Threats and Challenges Before Us?
This event is free. Register now!https://t.co/sPd4ZMyYGD— UO Journalism & Comm (@UOsojc) May 3, 2021
UO's Cinema Studies welcomes Mollye Asher, producer of Nomadland, as the 2021 Harlan J. Strauss Visiting Filmmaker. Join us for numerous events around this. Learn more at https://t.co/2HzbG254AH. pic.twitter.com/MbiwKYQSCO
— Oregon Bach Festival (@oregonbachfest) May 5, 2021
Attending to two great events today: right now "Ethics in AI Colloquium with @FrankPasquale: Machines Judging Humans", and later tonight "Algorithmic Manipulation: How Shall We Respond to the Threats and Challenges Before Us?” with Oscar H. Gandy Jr.
— Massimo Ragnedda (@massimoragnedda) May 6, 2021
This is today! https://t.co/bdGZmxUN4U
— Rosamunde van Brakel (@rosamunde_vb) May 6, 2021
Happening today at noon! This event is free, although registration is required. https://t.co/sKwDJoTDuu
— UO Journalism & Comm (@UOsojc) May 6, 2021
Three degrees and three years of teaching it's time to figure out #WhatIsCommunication2021
— Jordan Stalker (@JordaanS) May 6, 2021
Had no idea Oscar Gandy's Panoptic Sort will be released in a 2nd edition from Oxford next month https://t.co/FNqHJE122i
— Andrew Iliadis (@andrewiliadis) May 6, 2021
Listening to Oscar Gandy give a talk (he thinks it will be his last one 😢) where he argues that "we need to stop paying so much attention to the collection of data and information, and focus our attention on the use and users of data and information"
— Christopher J. Persaud (@blackgaygemini) May 6, 2021
which mostly seems to be a suggestion for the political economy, legal studies, and computational social science folks!
— Christopher J. Persaud (@blackgaygemini) May 6, 2021
he also suggests that "digital citizenship" might not be an entirely lost cause if we had global rights and regulations that actually forced corporations to act in ways that worked toward public interest(s)! surprisingly optimistic for someone at the end of their scholarly career
— Christopher J. Persaud (@blackgaygemini) May 6, 2021
this cameo by my advisor Larry Gross is cute aw (can't imagine knowing someone professionally and personally for like 40 years omg)
— Christopher J. Persaud (@blackgaygemini) May 6, 2021
we should get larry gross on Cameo lmao
— Lana (@lanalana) May 6, 2021
Where's this talk at? Would like to join. Thank you!
— Dr. Srivi Ramasubramanian (she/her) (@DrSrivi) May 6, 2021
it was for this series at UO! I think they were recorded, you may have to contact the organizers about it. https://t.co/f441UlUWvs
— Christopher J. Persaud (@blackgaygemini) May 6, 2021
Saw Oscar Gandy speak live today and heard the excellent news that a new edition of The Panoptic Sort is being released soon with a new forward. Give this man his roses please. https://t.co/Kq0YhxlquE
— Dr. Diami (@theDiverge) May 7, 2021
What is Communication? “Understanding & Regulating the Commercial Surveillance System” Kathryn C. Montgomery, Emerita, Communication @AmericanU Research Director & Sr. Strategist, Ctr for Digital Democracy. Thurs. May 13 at noon (PDT) @UOsojc Register: https://t.co/mDgFpRPUWe
— Oregon Humanities Center (@uo_humanities) May 10, 2021
Students, faculty, staff, and the community are invited to a free virtual screening of Chloé Zhao's NOMADLAND (2020), produced by @MollyeAsher. The deadline to RSVP for the NOMADLAND screening is in ONE WEEK! https://t.co/PuU6NbMecz pic.twitter.com/5776ITuo8z
— UO Cinema Studies (@UOCinema) May 11, 2021
What is Communication? “Understanding & Regulating the Commercial Surveillance System” Kathryn C. Montgomery, Emerita, Communication @AmericanU Research Director & Sr. Strategist, Ctr for Digital Democracy. Thurs. May 13 at noon (PDT) @UOsojc Register: https://t.co/mDgFpRPUWe
— Oregon Humanities Center (@uo_humanities) May 11, 2021
What is Communication? “Understanding & Regulating the Commercial Surveillance System” Kathryn C. Montgomery, Emerita, Communication @AmericanU Research Director & Sr. Strategist, Ctr for Digital Democracy. Thurs. May 13 at noon (PDT) @UOsojc Register: https://t.co/mDgFpRPUWe
— Oregon Humanities Center (@uo_humanities) May 12, 2021
NOMADLAND is one of the most acclaimed films of 2020, winning Best Director & Best Picture at the 2021 Academy Awards and Golden Globe Awards in addition to numerous other awards!! Register for our free virtual screening of #NMDLND https://t.co/xs3HUCQeJz. https://t.co/DM8B1rlDCT
— UO Cinema Studies (@UOCinema) May 12, 2021
Today at noon (PDT): What is Communication? “Understanding & Regulating the Commercial Surveillance System” Kathryn C. Montgomery, Emerita, Communication @AmericanU Research Director & Sr. Strategist, Ctr for Digital Democracy. @UOsojc Register: https://t.co/mDgFpRPUWe
— Oregon Humanities Center (@uo_humanities) May 13, 2021
In one week we will be hosting an exciting seminar with Dr. Suzanne Simard! Register here (https://t.co/kxiNunLBXv) and join us on Thursday May 20 from 12-1pm. pic.twitter.com/b23ZRfli1u
— UOWGS (@uowgs) May 13, 2021
On 5/20 at 12 p.m., the What Is Communication? Speaker Series continues with "Trees Communicate Through Networks in Complex Adaptive Systems," with Suzanne Simard (@DrSuzanneSimard), prof. of forest ecology from @UBC. Register now for this FREE event: https://t.co/gDDn2UL3XH
— UO Journalism & Comm (@UOsojc) May 17, 2021
What is Communication? “Trees Communicate Through Networks in Complex Adaptive Systems” Suzanne Simard, Forest and Conservation Sciences & The Mother Tree Project, University of British Columbia on Thurs. May 20 at 12 pm (PDT) @UOsojc https://t.co/k4FWTjwXYt
— Oregon Humanities Center (@uo_humanities) May 17, 2021
Deadline to RSVP for NOMADLAND Screening: Tomorrow! Tuesday, May 18, 2021 at 12:00 pm (PDT)!! https://t.co/xs3HUCQeJz pic.twitter.com/rC8joHiGcL
— UO Cinema Studies (@UOCinema) May 17, 2021
What is Communication? “Trees Communicate Through Networks in Complex Adaptive Systems” Suzanne Simard, Forest and Conservation Sciences & The Mother Tree Project, University of British Columbia on Thurs. May 20 at 12 pm (PDT) @UOsojc https://t.co/k4FWTjwXYt
— Oregon Humanities Center (@uo_humanities) May 18, 2021
Our Suzanne Simard seminar is tomorrow! Remember to register to get the link: https://t.co/kxiNunLBXv pic.twitter.com/JK0zYWNUbo
— UOWGS (@uowgs) May 19, 2021
Happening today at noon! Register now: https://t.co/WOLxf3r9yu https://t.co/gIin7tLeTF
— UO Journalism & Comm (@UOsojc) May 20, 2021
Suzanne Simard was dismissed by the scientific community for decades. Now, she’s inspired a Pulitzer Prize-winning book, a Hollywood film of her life – and written her own incredible memoir, #FindingTheMotherTree 🌲🌳🌴https://t.co/gdaUGVFwh8
— Penguin Books UK (@PenguinUKBooks) May 20, 2021