| Registration and Refreshments 10.30-11.00The Entrance Hall, King’s Building |
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| Opening Keynote: Judy Wajcman. Chaired by Paolo Gerbaudo
With Alessandro Gandini and Zeena Feldman The digital day: how are digital media redefining everyday rhythms and routines? 11.00-12.30 Edmond J. Safra Lecture Theatre
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| Lunch Break 12.30-13.30 |
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| Session one
13.30-15.00 |
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| Edmond J. Safra Lecture Theatre | Nash Lecture Theatre
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K2.40 |
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Digital Labour
Chaired by Alessandro Gandini
Daniel Ashton and Karen Patel: Vlogging labour: everyday and always on
Carleigh Morgan: Bodies In Absentia: Gig Workers’ Voices in Critiques of Platform Economies
Brooke Duffy: Branding Your (Future) Self on Social Media: Discourses of Employability in a Gig Economy
Jamie Woodcock: The new digital everyday of work: platforms and the algorithmic panopticon |
Digital Self
Chaired by Paolo Gerbaudo
Alessandro Caliandro: Smartphone use: between virtual and augmented sociality and toward a fluid construction of identity
Ian Tucker: Digital mental health: Affective milieus of the everyday
Rachael Kent: Social Media and Self-Tracking: Representing the ‘Health Self’
Ana Minozzo: The Face of Anxiety: Digital life, style and the self
Marcus Gilroy-Ware: Filling the Void: understanding social media usage as depressive hedonia
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Digital Love
Chaired by Zeena Feldman
Jamie Hakim: Chemsex: hook-up apps and queer collectivity in neoliberal times.
Alison Winch: ‘just hanging out with you in my back yard’: Mark Zuckerberg and Mediated Paternalism
Ulla Autenrieth: Family life in the networked age. How the digitalization of communication affects intra-familial relations.
Regner Ramos: Digital Residue: Redefining queer presence in urban space through Grind
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| Coffee break
15.00-15.30 Chapters (2nd floor King’s Building) |
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| Session two
15.30-17.00 |
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| Edmond J.Safra Lecture Theatre | Nash Lecture Theatre | K2.40 |
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Digital Surveillance
Chaired by Mark Cote
Samuel Forsythe: Quieting the Niche: on Dataveillance and Everyday Resistance
Nicola Bozzi: Stereotype Culture – Tagging as a techno-cultural tool
Tanya Kant: Fertile space: algorithmic anticipation of user gender and targeted advertising on YouTube
Pinelopi Troullinou, Alessandro Adamou and Mathieu d’Aquin: Everyday digital learning: quantifying or qualifying the digital learner
Claire Tupling: The datafication of student life. The ethical landscape of students as data subjects
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Digital Play
Chaired by Carleigh Morgan
Daniel Chavez Heras: The quiet pleasures of local networks: Against Massive Online Multiplayer Games
Rob Gallagher: Everyday Play: Digital Games, Quotidian Rhythms
Tiziano Bonini, Alessandro Caliandro and Guido Anselmi: Explorers or algorithmically driven listeners? Employing Digital Methods to understand how pop music spreads. |
Digital Place
Chaired by Bridget Conor
Gaetano Sabato: Geo Tagging and the digital everyday: a geo-anthropological perspective on some spatial dynamics
Mike Duggan: Constituting a socio-technical sense of place: digital maps and everyday mobile practices
Raul Castro: Poplitics: New Media Rituals and Online Mobilization in Disenchanted Peru
Noureddine Miladi: Digital Youth in Qatar: Social Media uses and consumption behaviour
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| Closing Plenary: Chaired by Mark Cote
Taina Bucher and Susanna Paasonen Sociability at the time of algorithms 17.00-18.30 Edmond J. Safra Lecture Theatre
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| Drinks reception 18.30-19.30Chapters (2nd floor King’s Building)
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