The College of Language & Communication cordially invites you to the Forensic Linguistics Post-Symposium Panel Discussion entitled April 15, 2026 11:00 AM Conference Hall, Smart Village Campus In an era where digital platforms actively shape public discourse, attention economies, and knowledge production, this roundtable opens a critical academic and institutional dialogue on the evolving risks of social media, from misinformation and polarization to cyberbullying, digital privacy, and the protection of younger users. Bringing together scholars, media professionals, policymakers, and digital experts, the session will explore: • The transformation toward platform societies and algorithmic influence • Social and ethical risks of digital media ecosystems • The role of media beyond drama in shaping public awareness • Platform governance, regulation, and accountability • The future balance between traditional and digital media The discussion aims to generate actionable recommendations, foster research-informed dialogue, and contribute to policy development, with outcomes to be shared with relevant legislative bodies. ???? Who should attend? Academics, researchers, media practitioners, policymakers, digital platform experts, and postgraduate students interested in media, communication, and digital society. Join us in shaping a more informed, responsible, and resilient media landscape.
