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• Foreword
• Irma Kaarina HalonenGenerations, Communication and Media Philosophy.

Plenary Session I. Global, Hybrid or Multiple? Media Flows and Identities in the Age of Satellite TV and the Internet

• Joseph D. Straubhaar: "Global, Hybrid or Multiple? Cultural Identities in the Age of Satellite TV and the Internet"
• Terhi Rantanen: "From International Communication to Global Media Studies. What Next?"
• Thomas Tufte: "Exploring Cultural Globalisation. New Forms of Experience and Citizen-driven Change Processes"

Panel Discussion I. Quo vadis media? Media Economy and Democracy

• Anu Kantola: "Introduction"
• Mats Ekström: "Research on Media and Democracy. Reflections on Changes and Challenges"
• Lene Hansen: "Images, Identity and Security. Bringing Together International Politics and Media Research"
• Tore Slaatta: "Backstage Report: Research Strategies and Field Observations. An Extended Reflection on the Media Research in the Norwegian Power and Democracy Programs"

Panel Discussion II. Quo vadis media? Culture and Media Technology

• Susanna Paasonen: "Introduction"
• Terje Rasmussen: "The Internet and Differentiation in the Political Public Sphere"
• Malin Sveningsson Elm: "Understanding and Studying Internet Culture(s). Hybridity and Interdisciplinarity"

Plenary Session II. Pragmatist Media Philosophy in Action: The Nomad Academy

• Mike Sandbothe: "Media and Knowledge. Some Pragmatist Remarks about Media Philosophy within and beyond the Limits of Epistemology"

Articles (revised papers)

• Stig Hjarvard: "The Mediatization of Society. A Theory of the Media as Agents of Social and Cultural Change"
• Mats Bergman: "The New Wave of Pragmatism in Communication Studies"
• Niels Brügger: "The Archived Website and Website Philology. A New Type of Historical Document?"
• Kjetil Sandvik, Anne Mette Thorhauge: "Professor Nukem. Communicating Research in the Age of the Experience Economy"
• Birgit Hertzberg Kaare: "Youth as Producers. Digital Stories of Faith and Life"
• Mia Lövheim: "Rethinking Cyberreligion? Teens, Religion and the Internet in Sweden"
• Øystein Gilje, Ola Erstad: "Regaining Impact. Media Education and Media Literacy in a Norwegian Context"
• Kristin Skare Orgeret: "When will the Daybreak Come? Popular Music and Political Processes in Ethiopia"
• Erik Hedling:"Shame: Ingmar Bergman’s Vietnam War"
• Karin Kukkonen: "Popular Cultural Memory. Comics, Communities and Context Knowledge"
• Karina Horsti: "Overview of Nordic Media Research on Immigration and Ethnic Relations. From Text Analysis to the Study of Production, Use and Reception"
• Karin Creutz-Kämppi: "The Othering of Islam in a European Context. Polarizing Discourses in Swedish-Language Dailies in Finland"
• Audun Engelstad: "Watching Politics. The Representation of Politics in Primetime Television Drama"
• Karl Erik Gustafsson: "End-game Strategies in the Swedish National Tabloid Industry"
• Roosmarii Kurvits: "The Visual Form of Estonian Newspapers from 1806 to 1940 and the Appearance Spiral Model"

• The Authors
• Working Groups
• Working Group Papers
• Participants