Sumários
Discussão e apresentação dos trabalhos da UC
18 Maio 2023, 20:00 • Rita Sousa
Apresentação e discussão dos trabalhos pelos alunos inscritos na UC
Discussão e apresentação dos trabalhos da UC
18 Maio 2023, 18:00 • Rita Sousa
Apresentação e discussão dos trabalhos pelos alunos inscritos na UC
Considering Mental Health and Well-Being in Media Work
11 Maio 2023, 18:00 • Rita Sousa
Seminário "Considering Mental Health and Well-Being in Media Work", apresentação e discussão por Mark Deuze, Department of Media Studies, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Abstract: All is not well in the studios, agencies, newsrooms, and on the sets of the media we love somuch. Reports on the mental health and well-being of media professionals suggest that theytend to score high on depression, stress and burnout, and considering suicide. Documented causes tend to be particular to the working conditions of the media industry - such as unusually high work intensity and tight deadlines, little or no work-life balance in the context of precarious careers, experiences of toxic working environments, and an over-identification of the self with work. The industry furthermore lacks resources and corresponding capabilities to recognize when and how its people are in distress, and offers little in the way of opportunities to discuss or otherwise meaningfully address mental health and well-being at work. This contribution explores ways we can map, explain, and tackle the mental healthcrisis in media work through interventions in research, theory, teaching, and practice.
The Fifth Estate: The Power Shift of the Digital Age
4 Maio 2023, 18:00 • Rita Sousa
Apresentação e discussão do seminário do Prof Bill Dutton - "The Fifth Estate: The Power Shift of the Digital Age":
What is the role of media in large-scale events? A historical perspective
27 Abril 2023, 18:00 • Rita Sousa
Conferência de Espen Ytreberg com o título " What is the role of media in large-scale events? A historical perspective".
Espen Ytreberg completed his PhD in 1999. He currently coordinates the common Faculty component of Ph.D education in the Humanities at the University of Oslo.
In 2018-19, Ytreberg was co-leader (with Helge Jordheim ) of the In Sync project at the Centre for Advanced Study. In 2011-12, he was co-leader (with Kjersti Thorbjørnsrud ) of the Norwegian Research Council research project "Media and Migrations". In 2003-7, he was co-leader (with Trine Syvertsen ) of the NRC research project "Participation and Play in Convergent Media", which was also supported by the European Research Council. In 2001-2 he headed the research project "Scheduling in Nordic public service television", funded by the Nordic Council of Ministers. Current research fields include Media and communication theory; Media history; Media production and institution studies; Mediated social interaction.
Ongoing and planned research projects: Media and Events in History (book project for Polity Press) ; Health Communication Regimes (financed by the Norwegian Research Council, headed by Kjersti Thorbjørnsrud ); Lifetimes (" toppforsk " project financed by the Norwegian Research Council, headed by Helge Jordheim ).