ACADEMIC TRACK
Monday May 23
East Oak Room
East Oak Room
12.30 pm Welcome to the IJ-8 Academic Track
Turo Uskali, University of Jyväskylä, IJ-8 Academic Review Committee Chair
David Nordfors, Stanford University, IJ-8 Chair
12.45 pm Opening keynote: Henry Etzkowitz "The Triple Helix" and David Nordfors "From the Fourth Estate to the Fourth Helix and the Innovation Communication System"
10 min. break
1.30 pm: Bettina Maisch "The Dimensions of Trust - Building Confidence through Innovation Communication" (paper co-authored with Jochen Binder, Beat Schmid and Larry Leifer).
1.50 pm: Ronald K. Raymond and Yixin Lu: "Reporting on the Reporters: Facebook and Journalists"
2.10 pm: Break
2.20 pm: Turo Uskali: “Ubiquitous Computing in News Media"
2.40 pm: Astrid Gynnild:"Computational exploration and innovation in journalism"
3 pm: Jari Kaivo-oja: “The World Wide Web and the new eco -systemic PFI structures emerging: How global ubiquitous revolution in the world is going to happen?”
3.20 pm Break
4 pm: Garl-Gustav Lindén: “A Social Experiment in Innovation Journalism: Four years with Finjo”
3 pm: Jari Kaivo-oja: “The World Wide Web and the new eco -systemic PFI structures emerging: How global ubiquitous revolution in the world is going to happen?”
3.20 pm Break
4 pm: Garl-Gustav Lindén: “A Social Experiment in Innovation Journalism: Four years with Finjo”
4.20 pm: Oddgeir Tveiten: “Models of innovation journalism: A literature appraisal of global journalism as a social force"
4.40 pm: “The Prinjos” – The Best IJ-8 Academic Track Papers
One paper in each of the following three categories will receive a recognition for “Best Paper at the Innovation Journalism Conference at Stanford 2011”:
1. The Grand Prinjo: best conference paper among all submissions.
2. The Junior Prinjo: best paper submitted by graduate students.
3. The Journalist Prinjo: best paper submitted by practitioners.
7 pm
Dinner for participants in academic track and Stanford academics.
The dinner is sponsored by