| Conference Update: Scheduling for London
Scheduling the conference is a yearly ritual that takes place at ICA headquarters in Washington D.C. in early February. It consists of locking up the Executive Director, the Communication Director, and the President-Elect in a quiet room, with any number of computers and a data projector, and letting them consider...
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President's Message: Our Midyear Board Meeting Experiment: A Great Success!
From 18-20 January 2013, the ICA Board met at the Seattle Sheraton Hotel (the site of our next conference in May 2014) for our annual mid-ear board meeting. This was not business as usual. Over the last several years, midyear board meetings were conducted online over a 2-week period. Although...
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Spotlight on Preconferences
In each Newsletter leading up to the conference, we will highlight eight different preconferences and postconferences that have been planned for London. This month, learn more about Multilingual and Multicultural Communication, ICA Political Communication 2013 Graduate Student Preconference, The Political Communication of Young Citizens through Social Media, Language and Engagement...
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Conference City Sites: Exploring the Square Mile
London as we know it today is a sprawling, gigantic metropolis that occupies hundreds of square miles in the southeast of England. For over a thousand years, however, the name "London" referred to a single square mile of land on the banks of the Thames. Indeed, this is still officially...
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Record Numbers Register Early for Conference
Already, over 1300 people have registered for the ICA conference in London. Registration has only been open six weeks, making this yet another record in ICA history! By comparison, Boston, our largest conference to date, was at 522 registrants on the same date in 2011. We suspect that the high...
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Student Column: Professional Networking Online: "Best Practices" for LinkedIn.com and Academia.edu
Thankfully, as communication scholars, we understand the value of networking per se, which means that I don't have to start this column with a "Why network?" justification, and can get on to the "Why online?" question right away. So what is it that can be gained online that might not...
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