2002 Seminar:

“Liveness”

16th – 18th September 2002
Ross Priory, University of Strathclyde

Greg Myers
"The Eclipse: Liveness and the Making of a Non-event."

Adam Jaworski & Richard Fitzgerald:
"Breaking news: TV reporting of 9/11"

Martin Montgomery
"Liveness in the News"

Trudy Haarman
" Live exchanges between news presenters and correspondents"

Paddy Scannell and Kazue Sakamoto
"International television soccer coverage and the management of liveness: a comparative study

Stephanie Marriott
" Space, time and the event"

Andrew Tolson
"Aunties bloomers: the production of embarrassment in news
interviews"

Arnt Maasø
"Surveillance and mis-en-scene of talk in Big Brother"

Joanna Thornborrow
"The management of gossip as live talk on Big Brother"

Kay Richardson
"Pain and politics in broadcast talk"

Anne Marie Simon-Vandenbergen
"Prosodic and paralinguistic realisations of roles in talk shows"

Peter Lunt
"The Gerry Springer Show as an Emotional Public Sphere"

Helen Wood
"Liveness as a participation framework: the popularity of
Richard and Judy"

Shoshana Blum-Kulka and Tamar Liebes
"Loss of Control in Live Broadcasting: Towards a Typology"

Paddy Scannell, Martin Montgomery, Joanna Thornborrow
" Years of ‘Broadcast Talk’: Retrospectives and Prospectives"