The Proceedings Book of NET Station International Conference is already available online. Edited by the Communication and Society Research Centre, this eBook is an open access publication.
Oliveira, M. & Ribeiro, F. (Eds.) (2015). Radio, sound and Internet. Braga: CECS
ISBN: 978-989-8600-37-0 | 372 pages
Link: http://www.lasics.uminho.pt/ojs/index.php/cecs_ebooks/issue/view/180
If you are in front of the main entrancy of the Braga campus, ICS is located on the left hand. Follow the way indicated by the green line.
This week we are having shy sunny days in Braga. Some raining is expected for the end of the week, but nothing serious! It is time for mild weather. Enjoy your stay in Portugal.
The detailed scientific programme is now online. Follow the link to the programme page.
Lance Dann is a writer, radio producer, sound designer and researcher at the University of Brighton. His research foci are transmedia and participatory storytelling, non-linear narrative and the possibilities offered by digital and web-based radio.
Magz Hall is a radio artist. Her sound work has been exhibited in many countries. With her work she explores “the artistic potential of radio and its use outside the conventional settings” (https://magzhall.wordpress.com/about/). A very promising conference will welcome all participants on 23th April!
Net Station conference is approaching. We remind that authors presenting a paper should be registered before 15th March.
The abstract submission’s period was extended. New deadline: 10th December.
Abstract submission ends on November 30, 2014.
Authors are encouraged to submit their abstracts in English, but Portuguese and Spanish are also accepted languages.
To submit a proposal, please use the appropriate form.
Dear researchers,
In 2011 we organised the ECREA Radio Research Conference. Radio Evolution Conference was attended by a hundred of researchers coming from diverse countries in Europe and from Brazil. Now we are pleased and honoured to announce a new scientific meeting on radio, sound and internet. We hope that NET Station Conference will be a truly significant scientific event and a rewarding visit to Portugal, even for those who do not come for the first time.