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13:00
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Localizing Imaginaries, Rhetoric, and Metaphors of Networks (1960s - 2020s)
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13:00
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Networks Against the Internet: a History of Concept Through the Lens of Countermovement Rhetoric
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Anya Shchetvina
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13:12
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The never-ending promise of video as an alternative media network
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Susan Aasman
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13:24
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Imagining Revolutionary Connections: the Fax as Proto-Internet
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Jesper Verhoef
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13:36
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From Digital Cities to Networked Societies: Vernacular Socio-technical Imaginaries of the Public Web between 1994 and 2004
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Nathalie Fridzema
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13:48
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Networked Mediality: (Re)assembling the Imaginaries of Black-Boxed Technologies from the Stars to the Data Points
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Natalia Stanusch
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13:00
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Visible and Invisible Networks, Visible and Invisible Societies
(until 14:15)
(28/S-029)
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13:00
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Narrating Eurovision’s first Decade on Swiss TV: Making Visible Transnational Network Infrastructures
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Anne-Katrin Weber
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13:12
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Continuity in Transition: The Evolution of Spanish Television Networks from Franco to Democracy (1959-1989)
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Javier Jurado
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13:24
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Rewired: Imaginaries of technologically networked crime and police work in HBO’s The Wire
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Torbjörn Rolandsson
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13:36
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Raw Punk: Glocality, Creative Processes, Inner Logics and Networks
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David Andersson
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13:48
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(Hidden) Ties between Media and Politics? How networks of politicians and journalists evolved from the analog to the digital
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Thomas Birkner
Christian Wasner
Alessandra Colaceci
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14:30
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On the Earth, In the Sky: Transportation, Satellite, and Alarming Networks
(until 15:45)
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14:30
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Nautical charts are not networks
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Lars Lundgren
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14:42
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Produced A Demand for an Island: Military Satellite Communications, Ground Bases and Empire.
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Rachel Hill
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14:54
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The pan-arab satellite network, 1990-2015: narratives and affects
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Marwan M. Kraidy
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15:06
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The Acoustemology of Sirens: A Century of Urban Communication Infrastructures of Fear and Public Sonic Warnings
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Marie Cronqvist
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15:18
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An Iberian nordvision? Transnational Integration and Protectionism: The Role of Television in Iberian Dictatorships.
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Rita Luís
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14:30
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The Past is Emergent: Transformation and Continuities in Networking
(until 15:45)
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14:30
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Trolling from the past: the heavy legacy of the world's first vaccine coverage and the anti-vaccine leagues counterpart
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Helena Lima
Hernâni Zão Oliveira
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14:42
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"Opening the doors to cyberspace and discovering this was a hospitable territory": Community Memory, an electronic social network in the pre-digital age
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Julie Momméja
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14:54
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Understanding the Continuity and Transformation of Mobile Media Over Time: Insights into the Dynamics of Communication and Control
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Elif Grant
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15:06
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The transformation of networks through mobility and the inclusion of cities as a territory of social practices
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Mágda Rodrigues da Cunha
Eduardo Campos Pellanda
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15:18
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Communication and networks before the digital age
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Christine Davidsson Sandal
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17:00
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Keynote speech Nicole Starosielski, chair Andreas Fickers
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