Panel 6a: Alternative Economies of 6b: On-line feminist activism (i) Panel 6c Contemporary Stardom and Chair: Carol Stabile MeCCSA Women’s network round table: Celebrity Women, Media and Activism Room: 2.06 Chair: Shelley Cobb (Southampton) Chair: Kaitlynn Mendes Bernadette Barker-Plummer (San Franscisco): Room: 2.06 Net Change: The Emergent Role(s) of the Room 0.10 Julie Wilson (Allegheny College, Feminist Blogosphere in US Gender Politics Lis Howell: City University, former broadcast Pennsylvania): Rethinking Celebrity journalist and Affective Labor for Network Culture Claire Sedgwick (De Montfort): Caitlin Moran, Karen Boyle: Stirling University How to Be a Woman and the problems of the Hannah Hamad (King’s College): 'feminist leader' Mary’s Bottom Line (2012), Mary Queen of the High Street (2013) and Katie Hind : Showbiz Editor, The People The Austerity Celebrity of Mary Portas Keren Darmon (London School of Economics): Alice Leppert (Ursinus College): “She Wasn’t a Little Pixie Romanian that Ganiyat Adenle: Former Nigerian broadcast Framing SlutWalk London in the New Media Came from Poverty”: The Capitalist journalist and Lecturer at Lagos State Ecology: Feminist or Postfeminist Sensibility? Celebrity of the U.S. Women’s Olympic University Gymnastics Team Lindsay Steenberg (Oxford Brookes): Betül Yarar et al (Gazi University) and Nagehan Angela Martin : Women’s Film and TV History Pain and Performance: Tokdoğan Kartal (Hacateppe University, Network Ankara): Celebrity and Spectatorship in Mixed Martial Arts and Professional New and the Women’s Movement in Wrestling Turkey Cath Smith - De Montfort University & of The Women's Room 14.45 Tea and coffee break, Atrium 15.00 Panel 7 7a: Celebrity and 7b 7c Panel 7d identity Screenings
Panel 6a: Alternative Economies of Contemporary Stardom and Celebrity Chair: Shelley Cobb (Southampton) Room: 2.06 Julie Wilson (Allegheny College, Pennsylvania): Rethinking Celebrity and Affective Labor for Network Culture Hannah Hamad (King’s College): Mary’s Bottom Line (2012), Mary Queen of the High Street (2013) and The Austerity Celebrity of Mary Portas Alice Leppert (Ursinus College): “She Wasn’t a Little Pixie Romanian that Came from Poverty”: The Capitalist Celebrity of the U.S. Women’s Olympic Gymnastics Team Lindsay Steenberg (Oxford Brookes): Pain and Performance: Celebrity and Spectatorship in Mixed Martial Arts and Professional Wrestling 6b: On-line feminist activism (i) Chair: Carol Stabile Room: 2.06 Bernadette Barker-Plummer (San Franscisco): Net Change: The Emergent Role(s) of the Feminist Blogosphere in US Gender Politics Claire Sedgwick (De Montfort): Caitlin Moran, How to Be a Woman and the problems of the 'feminist leader' Keren Darmon (London School of Economics): Framing SlutWalk London in the New Media Ecology: Feminist or Postfeminist Sensibility? Betül Yarar et al (Gazi University) and Nagehan Tokdoğan Kartal (Hacateppe University, Ankara): New and the Women’s Movement in Turkey Panel 6c MeCCSA Women’s network round table: Women, Media and Activism Chair: Kaitlynn Mendes Room 0.10 Lis Howell: City University, former broadcast journalist Karen Boyle: Stirling University Katie Hind : Showbiz Editor, The People Ganiyat Adenle: Former Nigerian broadcast journalist and Lecturer at Lagos State University Angela Martin : Women’s Film and TV History Network Cath Smith - De Montfort University & of The Women's Room 14.45 Tea and coffee break, Atrium 15.00 Panel 7 7a: Celebrity and identity 7b 7c Screenings Panel 7d