The Book of Abstracts of the II. Corvinus Communication Conference (CoCoCo) is published
2024-06-27 09:28:00
Artificial intelligence and imaging were the focus of an English-language event for young communication researchers organised by the Department of Communication and Media Science of the Institute of Marketing and Communication Sciences.
The abstract volume features two plenary speakers: Nicholas Holliman, professor at King’s College London and head of the Visualization Research Group at the Turing Institute and Michalle Gal, professor at Shenkar College, Israel. It also includes abstracts by young researchers from seven countries on three continents.
Topics of the publication:
Artificial Intelligence: The Advent of a New Era in the Age of the Image?
Deeper Deepfake in the Age of Post-truth?
Social Media and Visual Communication
Art and Visual Communication
The book of abstracts of the first Corvinus Communication Conference is also available on the conference website.
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