Possible topics may include (but are not limited to) the following:
- The place of media consumption and circulation within the 24-hour cycle;
- Formal and stylistic features of media treatments of the night;
- Media constructions of the transgressive, marginal or identitarian night;
- Specialized media directed at (or produced by) communities of the night;
- The role of media forms (or platforms) in tracing itineraries of night-time activity;
- Media tools to enhance the safety and accessibility of the night;
- “Intermedial” dimensions of media’s relationship to the night (e.g., electric lighting and photography; late-night television and classic cinema, etc.);
- The challenge of imagining “night” genres for 24-hour streaming services;
- Archiving the night;
- Pre-digital or digital practices of mapping the night;
- Night, social media and data visualization.
- Night media and energy infrastructures.
(Text sourced from conference website)