Past, future and change.
Contemporary analysis of evolving media scapes.

Introduction

Introduction
Ilija Tomanic Trivundža and Nico Carpentier

SECTION ONE: Crisis

A Conceptual Guide to the Analysis of Central and East European Transformations
Aukse Balcytiene

The Challenges of Convergence for European Media and Communication Regulation: A Model for Analysis
Hannu Nieminen

“Globalisation” and Related Key Concepts in Communication Studies: Findings of a Qualitative Content Analysis of Journals in the Field
Stefanie Averbeck-Lietz

From Eyeballs to Click-through: The Role of the User/Consumer as Actor in the Television Value Network as TV Makes the Transition to a Digital, Connected Era
Iris Jennes

Sound Studies. An Emerging Perspective in Media and Communication Studies
Heiner Stahl

SECTION TWO: Journalism

In Praise of the Passive Media
François Heinderyckx

On the Societal Impact of ICTs: The gap between Journalists’ Analyses and Research Conclusions – the Example of “Arab Revolutions”
Bertrand Cabedoche

Photojournalism and the Notion of Objectivity – The Particularity of Photography and its Relationship with Truthfulness
Jenni Mäenpää

The Meaning and Function of Journalistic Ideology
Helle Sjøvaag

Mapping the World: Understanding the Complexity of Cultural Identity and (Local, National) International News
Ebba Sundin

Analysing How Law Shapes Journalism in Post-Communist Democracies
Nikola Belakova

SECTION THREE: Time and Memory

Memory, Selfhood and Sociality in the Age of Networked Photography
Sara Pargana Mota

Historical Memory, Ethics and Communication
Manuel Parés i Maicas

Uncertain Guilt: How the Czech Television Serial Vyprávej Stirred Up Viewers’ Memories of Socialism
Irena Reifová and Radim Hladík

Back From the Future: Shifting Time-Planes in Life on Mars
Richard Kilborn

National Identity, Press Photography and the Temporal Depth of News
Ilija Tomanic Trivundža

SECTION FOUR: The Political

Quality Discourses: Community Media Articulations of Democratic and Negotiated Quality
Nico Carpentier

Understanding Mediated Storytelling in Social Networking Sites through Articulation: Actors, Processes and Practices
Sander De Ridder

Handicraft Hobbyists in an Ethnographic Museum – Negotiating Expertise and Participation
Krista Lepik and Pille Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt

Impediments to Participation: UGC and Professional Culture
Tobias Olsson and Dino Viscovi

The Political Dimension of Everyday Life: The Practice of Barter
Giulia Airaghi

Control, Identity, Self-Governmentality. A Foucauldian Approach to Web 2.0
Fausto Colombo