Journal of Mass Communication & Journalism

International Conference on Broadcasting Media & Film Industry

October 20, 2014 DoubleTree by Hilton Baltimore-BWI Airport, USA

Accepted Abstracts

• The future of multiscreen sports broadcasting

  Chris Reynolds

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• The economics of emerging data in cross-platform broadcast media and film distribution

  Robert Bardunias

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• Case study: From inception to screen “Serenity Farm” - Low budget feature film

  John Rodsett

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• “Platformless content”- How digital platforms shape content creation

  David Greenberg

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• ‘Revolution’ or rather evolution? Current television in the context of media history

  Jukka Kortti

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• The broadcasters of today must wear many hats

  Daliah Wachs

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• The new landscape for TV and distribution: What it was, what it is, where it is going and how you can get on board

  Kel Thompson

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• The all-in-one movie producer- Being a movie producer today; the money, content and the marketing

  Nina Boski

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• A framework for enabling patient monitoring via mobile ad hoc network

  Sweta Sneha

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• You’re in the door. Now what? Championship networking and the media

  Joel Eisenberg

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• Female professionals, advertising agency management and Nigeria’s development challenge

  Rotimi Williams Olatunji and Omoye Mary Akhagba

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• Information sharing on social media sites

  Babajide Osatuyi

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• Learning Ottoman architectural history by movie making

  Zafer Sagdic and Ali Degirmenci

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• A big time of entertainment show: Looking at TV media in another side of the world

  Jay Shen

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• Storytelling in an evolving age of technology

  Andres Quesada

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• Five strategies to keep local broadcasting companies competitive in getting and keeping their fair share

  Brooke Warner

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• Let a journalist promote your organization or cause through multiple-media-platform storytelling. No training required

  Cheryl Jackson

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• Setting yourself apart in the age of internet television and transitioning to the big screen

  Marc Serber

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• Teaching in your own hands

  Kahleem Poole-Tejada

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• Targeting and reaching users through addressable technologies for interactive television, second screen applications in linear and non linear global television

  Jesus Francisco Mata

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• The color of primetime television

  Imani M Cheers

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• Using technology to engage readers and viewers

  Aretha Frison

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• Political economy of TV and film industry

  Shadi Sabra

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• Connecting the future of content strategies to the open graph

  Benjamin Johnson

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• HD 4:2:2, 50 Megabit/s, 10 bit: A barrier for small African production companies to the broadcast global market

  Patrick Mutayi

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