William Freivogel 
SIU Foundation 
Thursday October 7, 2008
7pm. The Fourth World War (2003 documentary, 76 minutes). Following the screening, Dean Manjunath Pendakur will introduce Richard Rowley of Big Noise Tactical Films, co-director, who will take questions and comments in the discussion afterwards. Open to the campus and local community. Law School Auditorium (take South Oakland Street south past Chautauqua, and the Law School will be on your right).
Friday October 8, 2008
Deanís Conference Room, CMCMA 1032
8.30 Coffee, tea
9.00 Official Welcome: Dr John Koropchak, Vice-Chancellor for Research and Dean Manjunath Pendakur
9.15 Professor Leo Gher, Radio-Television Department, Dr Walter Jaehnig, Director, School of Journalism, and Associate Dean Gary Kolb, Professor of Cinema-Photography: The long roots of international study in the College of Mass Communication and Media Arts.
9.45 KEYNOTE ADDRESS by Dean Georgette Wang, School of Communication,
Chair: Dean Manjunath Pendakur
Respondent: Dr John Downing (gmrc Director)
11.00 Coffee, tea
11.15 Dr Mohammed el-Nawawy (Communication, Georgia State University, doctoral alumnus, ë99): Portrayals of ëterrorismí in Arab media.
Chair:
Respondent: Professor Leo Gher (Radio-TV, SIUC)
12.30 Lunch
1.45 Dr Patty Zimmerman Roy H. Park School of Communications, ): Transnational Documentary.
Chair: Professor Mike Covell (Cinema-Photography,
Respondent: Cinema-Photography, SIUC)
3.15 Coffee, tea
3.30 First panel: U.S. Media and Global Conflicts
Chair, Dr Jyotika Ramaprasad Journalism, SIUC)
Dr Tom Johnson & Dr Shahira Fahmy Journalism, SIUC): ìHow We Performed: embedded journalistsí attitudes and perceptions towards covering the Iraq war.î
Mr Henry Kyeyune Radio-Television, SIUC): ìThe Representation of Africa in Tears of the Sun: A textual and focus group analysis.î
Dr Lisa Brooten (Radio-Television, SIUC): "Democracy Feminized: Representations of Aung San Suu Kyi"
Respondent: Dr Sue Felleman Cinema-Photography, SIUC)
5.00 Reception. Remarks by Dr John Dunn, Provost and Vice-Chancellor.
Saturday 9th October, 2008
Deanís Conference Room, CMCMA 1032
9.30 Coffee, tea
10.0 Dr Andrew Jakubowicz (): Global issues and local action: indigenous Australians and the media in the new conservatism.
Chair:
Respondent: Dr Jake Podber Radio-Television, SIUC)
11.15 Coffee, tea
11.45 Second panel: Intellectual Property and Global Media
Chair, Professor Mike Lawrence (SIUC Public Policy Institute)
Dr Lisa Barr Radio-TV, SIUC) ìBringing up the rear: U.S. media compliance with the Berne Convention on international copyright law.î
Dr Laura Hlavach Journalism, SIUC) " 'Fair Dealing' Versus 'Fair Use': A Comparison of the Copyright Statutes of Canada and the United States."
Professor Robert Spellman, J.D. Journalism, SIUC) ìGone With The Wind: Romantic Myth and Property.î
Dr John Downing Radio-TV, SIUC) & Cao Yong Radio-TV, SIUC), ìGlobal media corporations and the PRC.î
Respondent: Professor Wenona Whitfield (Associate Dean, SIUC School of Law)
1.00 Lunch
2.30 Round Table: Ethnographic Research on Global Media
Chair, Professor Cade Bursell Cinema-Photography, SIUC)
Dr Jyotsna Kapur Cinema/Photography, SIUC); Dr John McCall> Anthropology, SIUC); Dr Patrick Murphy Department of Mass Communications, SIUE); Dean Manjunath Pendakur Dr Manjunath Pendakur (Radio-Television, SIUC)
3.45 Coffee, tea
4.00 Dr Andrew Calabrese (School of Journalism & Mass Communication, University of Colorado, Boulder: Accounting for the unaccountable: An agenda for the study of global media industries.
Chair: Dr Lisa Brooten
Respondent: Dean Manjunath Pendakur Dean Manjunath Pendakur
5.15-5.45 Dr John Downing (gmrc director): Reflections on the Centerís direction and potential
6.00 Close of Colloquium
