New Media, Communication, and Society (ICNMCS-27)

This track explores the latest developments in digital communication technologies and their implications for society. Participants will analyze how these trends shape interpersonal interactions and influence public discourse.

This session focuses on the role of social media in shaping public opinion and political discourse. Scholars will examine case studies that illustrate the impact of social media platforms on democratic processes.

This track addresses the importance of media literacy in navigating the complexities of new media. Discussions will center on strategies for enhancing critical thinking skills among diverse audiences.

This session investigates the formation and dynamics of online communities that engage in digital activism. Participants will explore how these communities mobilize for social change and influence public policy.

This track examines the ethical implications of social networking practices in contemporary society. Scholars will discuss issues related to privacy, data security, and the responsibilities of digital platforms.

This session explores the phenomenon of media convergence and its effects on cultural production and consumption. Participants will analyze how different media forms interact and reshape cultural narratives.

This track focuses on the rise of citizen journalism and its role in democratizing news production. Discussions will highlight the challenges and opportunities faced by citizen journalists in the digital landscape.

This session investigates how digital culture influences identity formation and self-representation. Scholars will explore the intersection of technology, culture, and individual identity in online spaces.

This track examines the evolution of virtual communities and their significance in fostering social connections. Participants will analyze the impact of these communities on individual and collective identities.

This session focuses on the relationship between public discourse and the information society. Scholars will discuss how information accessibility and dissemination shape societal narratives.

This track explores the strategies and effectiveness of digital activism in promoting social change. Participants will analyze case studies that highlight the role of technology in mobilizing communities for action.