Mapping the Magazine is a series of conferences established by Tim Holmes of the Cardiff University School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies (JOMEC).
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If you missed MTM7 conference catch up online with our blog posts – MTM: the final day which features some exciting announcements.
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Many thanks to @charlotteAlbutt for all your help covering this prestigious event.
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Our last presentation of MTM7 is by Patrick Johnson and Bobbie Foster, discussing the magazine Fangoria. Their presentation is called 'they grow up and start dying: The construction of cultural authority and journalism boundaries through detachment/attachment in Fangoria.'#MTM7
Sheila Webb has just presented her paper to panel 5. It is called 'Bon appetite: a legacy food magazine as a site of social reckoning.' She explores the two themes of authenticity and appropriation, making reference to the language choices decided by the magazine.
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Our final presentation of panel 4 is being presented by
@CarlaRodCardoso and Alexandra Barradas who are presenting their paper called 'using magazines as multilevel pedagogical tools'. #MTM7
Our second presentation explored poetry and periodicals. Rita Gracio Lusofona's paper, peripheral poetry periodicals, provided many interesting insights. One was on poet-editors not just creating opportunities for themselves but for others to publish their work. #MTM7
Panel 4, Magazines and content, has started. To kick start today's presentations, we have Zeynep Kuruk-Ercetin presenting, 'A moment of transformation: tracing the 'modern Turkish family in Aile magazine through its translated content.' #MTM7
Want to know the next location of Mapping the Magazine 8?
@CarlaRodCardoso is happy to announce that MTM8 will be hosted in Portugal!
#talkingcircle #MTM8 #MTM7 #Magazines #conference
BIG ANNOUNCEMENT COMING FROM THE TALK CIRCLE!
The launch of 'Mag Lab'. Our founder @TimothyHolmes described it as "the first research lab dedicated to magazine research studies." It will be connected to future MTM conferences.
#MTM7 #talkcircle #announcement #research #maglab
Delighted to start the final day of Mapping the Magazine announcing the publication of Transforming Magazines edited by @TimothyHolmes and @CarlaRodCardoso
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Day 2 of mapping the magazine has started with our talking circle!
#MTM7 #talkingcircle #Day2 #magazine
Didn't have a chance to attend the first day of #MTM7?
@charlotteAlbutt and @MaryEHogarth have written a blog post for our website recapping yesterday's events. Click the link below to give it a read.
#newblog #conference #recap #mappingthemagazine
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A great day geeking out about magazines at the international @MappingTheMag conference today with these stellar people. Thank you to @DrakeUniversity for hosting. More tomorrow! #magazine
Join us for Happy Hour at 3:45 p.m. today, where we will be taught how to make the Magazine Glossy, a new cocktail created for us by our special guest @thebumblingmixologist -- including a nonalcoholic option.
We look forward to seeing you all soon. #MTM7
Today's final presenter is Simphiwe Mpho Zondani, who is a master's student from South Africa. His paper, 'Beyond narratives of precarity and closure: Mapping new lines of flight for the South African magazine,' explores the impact of COVID-19 on South African magazines.
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Our next presenter on panel 3 is talking fashion.
Rebecca Johinke presents her paper on 'Consumption and the convergence of reading and shopping: Net-a-Porter’s Porter magazine as an augmented delivery technology.'
She explores how they 'redefined the catalogue.'
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Our first speaker on our second panel is @MaryEHogarth. Her presentation was on how Country Walking Magazine is thriving post-pandemic, having built a 'community' of nearly 40,000 print and digital subscribers.
#MTM7 #magazines #postpandemic #community #subscribers
Our 2nd panel has commenced. The theme of this panel is 'Magazines and Readers'.
@CarlaRodCardoso described the importance of this theme, explaining: "Magazines focus on building communities, but to survive, it needs readers."
Our final presenters, Sonia Lamy and Carla Rodrigues Cardoso, did their presentation on 'following JMK's case on paper and digital Portuguese news magazines.'
#MTM7 #Portuguese #magazines #presentations