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(Conference)This was an international, comparative and historical survey of the phenomenon of misinformation and fake news; and a brief analysis of some contemporary policy and legislative responses to it.
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(Conference)Call for papers We invite contributions to a Special Issue on Big Data, AI and Digital Futures: Challenges, changes and continuities, to be published by the AI & Society Journal of Culture, Knowledge and Communication ...
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(Article)Engaging in public dialogue is a crucial part of the impact agenda, but what are the politics of this engagement? What happens when female academics engage with, or are reported by media, in disseminating their research? ...
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(Conference)In 2013 the British Film Institute (BFI, 2013) reported that 48 per cent of Britain’s 3,817 cinema screens were in town/city centres, 14 per cent in ‘edge of centre’ sites and 34 per cent in ‘out of town’ sites. Though the ...
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From Greenfield to Brownfield: the movement of the multiplex into the urban centre’ (Invited paper) (Conference)When Britain’s first multiplex, The Point, opened in Milton Keynes in 1985 the site chosen was a green field one in what was at the time a planned new town. For the next ten years new multiplex developments were primarily ...
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(Conference)Jim Higgins, managing director of distributor UIP, commenting on the imminent opening by American Multi-Cinema (AMC) of Britain’s first multiplex in Milton Keynes; summarised the future attraction of the multiplex when he ...
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(Conference)By the early 1980s Britain was viewed as a market in which the domestic exhibition sector was in terminal decline, whilst at the same time being a market in which films from the United States were both popular and dominant. ...
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(Conference)This presentation will consider some preliminary data from a quantitative study, undertaken by members of De Montfort University’s Cinema and Television History Research Institute and the University of Leicester’s Research ...
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Constructive alignment and multimodal approaches – Innovative Media pedagogies in Public Relations (Article)This paper aims to investigate and understand the contribution of innovative pedagogies in media education through empirical findings from the classroom that emerges out of a reflective practice. Media education in the ...
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(Other)Associations and Dislocations is a series of projects broadly exploring the perceptual mechanisms and effects of presenting sound alongside images or objects, and the use of multi-person interfaces to encourage a collaborative ...
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(Book chapter)In the historic city of Nicosia located on the island of Cyprus, the old city is enclosed by the Venetian walls. These were initially designed during the Venetian period on the island and later on, finished during the ...
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(Book chapter)New media technologies present spatial designers with a host of new tools, both for broadening civic engagement in the design process itself, and for inserting digital devices into public spaces, expanding on the diversity ...
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(Conference)There are no more borders to delimitate what is art. The concept is not connected with the aesthetics structures, the physical existence and even to the authorship anymore. Through the work of Salvador Dalí and Marcel ...
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(Conference)This paper is about the design aspects applied to the StreetDroids Project, a context-aware mobile game developed for the Android Platform. It was the result of a one year project (2009/2010) combined between the applied ...
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(Conference)Cultural heritage contents are commonly offered by touristic mobile applications, but it is possible to explore deeper the subject and add AR elements to create an immersive approach. The adaptation of an art-oriented tool ...
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(Other)Os ícones, pictogramas e ideogramas formam uma linguagem visual que transcende fronteiras e está em constante transformação.
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(Book chapter)A survey of the representation of Caligula in cinema and television.
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(Conference)Is it possible that holograms will one day communicate with us in real-time using artificial intelligence (AI) to shape reality itself? With Microsoft HOLO-lens ™promising tomorrow’s world today and the future-trends of ...
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(Conference)In many of Jean-Claude Risset's works – for example in Invisible (1996) and Otro (2011) – there is, beyond the stated esthetical goal or the compositional and technical processes, an erudite reflection on the passage of ...
