International Conference on Film, Media, and Communication Research (ICFMCR - 27)

This track explores the latest advancements in digital media technologies and their implications for communication practices. It invites discussions on how these innovations reshape audience engagement and content creation.

Focusing on the ethical challenges posed by contemporary media practices, this track examines issues such as misinformation, privacy, and accountability. Scholars are encouraged to analyze the responsibilities of media producers and consumers in the digital landscape.

This session aims to bridge theoretical frameworks with practical applications in media studies. Participants will investigate how established communication theories can inform our understanding of modern media phenomena.

This track addresses the importance of media literacy in fostering informed public discourse. It encourages research on educational strategies that enhance critical thinking and media consumption skills among diverse audiences.

Examining the role of regulatory frameworks in shaping media landscapes, this track invites papers that analyze current media policies and their impact on freedom of expression and media diversity. Discussions will also focus on emerging regulatory challenges in the digital era.

This session explores the interplay between social media platforms and popular culture, investigating how user-generated content influences cultural trends. Scholars are invited to examine the implications of social media on identity formation and community building.