Media Events

PART I: OVERVIEW<BR>1. Introduction: Media Events – a never ending story; Bianca Mitu and Stamatis Poulakidakos<BR>PART II: DISRUPTIVE MEDIA EVENTS<BR>2. Media events in the aftermath of terror: Exploring how reporting templates produce social drama; Julian Matthews<BR>3. Tahrir 2011: Contested Dynamics of a Global Media Event; Johanna Sumiala and Lilly Korpiola<BR>4. International broadcasting and the conflict-related national media events: The framing of EuroMaidan by the BBC and RT; Galina Miazhevich<BR>5. The coverage of opposing events: Brazilian's sporting mega-events preparation and the host community civil protests; Sónia Pedro Sebastião, Ana Isabel Lemos and Isabel Soares<BR>6. Crashing a National Media Event. Circulation of Social Imaginaries in the Gatecrashers Riots in Finland; Taneli Heikka, Turo Uskali and Katja Valaskivi<BR>PART III: CEREMONIAL MEDIA EVENTS<BR>7. The Mental Mapping of Europe – Do Transnational Media Events matter?; Dennis Lichtenstein<BR>8. Euroelections as European media event; Mariaeugenia Parito<BR>9. The aftermath of a media event. A decade of journalistic ambivalence on the Olympic heritage of the 2004 Olympic Games of Athens; Stamatis Poulakidakos<BR>10. Surpassing the media event – the FA Cup 4th Round in the UK; Andrew Fox<BR>PART IV: MEDIA EVENTS IN THE DIGITAL ERA<BR>11. Transmedia events: media coverage of global transactional repertoires of collective action; Lázaro M. Bacallao-Pino<BR>12. EuroMaidan: Mediated Protests,Rituals and Nation-in-the-Making; Dariya Orlova<BR>13. Web 2.0 Media Events: Barack Obama's Inauguration (2009); Bianca Mitu<BR>14. Mobile Media Events: Social Cohesion through an IM App; Xi Cui