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Andrew Chadwick To Deliver Keynote Address to the Annual Meeting of Finland's Association of Media and Communication Studies, Helsinki, April 8

March 24, 2016 Administrator

Andrew Chadwick is the keynote speaker at the opening ceremony of Mevi16, the annual meeting of Finland's Association of Media and Communication Studies. The conference will be held Friday 8 and Saturday 9 April, 2016, at the Arcada UAS campus, Helsinki.

The title of Andrew's talk is "Media, Engagement, and Political Power Today: Rebalancing the Information-Action Ratio."

Here's the theme:

"The information-action ratio is a powerfully pessimistic theme in Neil Postman's classic work of broadcast-era media criticism, Amusing Ourselves to Death. Drawing on my research on the interactions between political elites, professional media, and citizen activists, in this talk I will consider if, in the era of the hybrid media system, the information-action ratio is being rebalanced. When it comes to political communication, are mass publics still stuck in a 'great loop of impotence'?"

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