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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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."
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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