International Conference on Media, Communication, and Globalization (ICMCOMG - 26)

This track explores the transformative impact of globalization on media communication practices across diverse cultures. It aims to analyze how digital platforms have reshaped traditional media landscapes and influenced public discourse.

This session focuses on the influence of digital media on public opinion formation and societal values. Researchers are invited to discuss the mechanisms through which digital platforms facilitate or hinder democratic engagement.

This track examines the importance of media literacy as a critical skill in navigating the complexities of modern information environments. It seeks to identify effective strategies for enhancing media literacy among diverse populations.

This session addresses the ethical dilemmas faced by media professionals in an increasingly interconnected world. Participants will discuss frameworks for ethical decision-making in journalism, broadcasting, and digital media.

This track highlights emerging trends and innovations in media practices that are reshaping the industry. Scholars are encouraged to present research on new technologies and their implications for media management and production.

This session investigates the strategies employed by organizations and individuals to leverage social media for effective communication. Topics may include audience engagement, content creation, and the role of influencers.

This track invites discussions on the relevance and application of mass communication theories in today's media landscape. Participants will explore how these theories inform our understanding of media influence and audience behavior.

This session focuses on the challenges and opportunities presented by media policy and regulation in a globalized environment. Researchers are invited to analyze the impact of policy decisions on media freedom and diversity.

This track examines the evolving role of journalism in the context of globalization and its impact on democratic processes. Discussions will center on the challenges faced by journalists in reporting on global issues.

This session explores the dynamics of public discourse and the role of media in shaping societal narratives. Scholars will analyze case studies that illustrate the interplay between media representation and public perception.

This track encourages interdisciplinary collaboration in media studies, inviting insights from fields such as sociology, psychology, and cultural studies. Participants will share innovative research methodologies and theoretical frameworks.