Isabel dos Santos Lopes . Ana Isabel dos Santos Lopes. Major in Communication Design by the Fine-Arts Faculty of Lisbon is a freelancer and works in Graphic Design and Web Design. Works as a Design and Multimedia trainer in Image and Communication Professional School, in Lisbon. Has a Masters in Communication Sciences New Media and Web Practices, Human and Social Sciences Faculty, New University of Lisbon.Which role plays the new media in organizing and promoting concerted political actions? In which way can Cultural Piracy interfere and promote the discussion of current problems such as globalization, sustainability, employment? This paper is based on an article from the book Espaco Publico, Direitos Humanos & Multimedia: Novos Desafios (Public Space, Human Rights and Multimedia: New Challenges) in which the author analyzes and questions the active role of the New Media in creating a more connected society as well as more socially engaged that takes part in trying to solve current problems in a global way. By surveying and comparing movements and manifestations, concerned with these questions, that somehow used the public space and new technology to have their problems reach a greater number of people, we try to draw conclusions on the real relevancy of cultural piracy and how it reaches its goals.Plenary Conference10.15 - 10.45 - Feminine Politics: female members of Parliament, political cycles and media representations a diachronic and synchronistic viewAna Cabrera. Assistant Researcher with Centre for Media and Journalism Research, Human and Social Sciences Faculty, New University of Lisbon. Coordinator for the following projects: Censorship and information control mechanisms in Theatre and Cinema during the Dictatorship period; Feminine Politics Gender polices and strategies oriented towards the visibility of Female Members of Parliament (both ongoing with Centre for Media and Journalism Research). Among others author of: Marcello Caetano: Imprensa e Poder. (Marcelo Caetano: Press and Power) Lisbon: Livros Horizonte, 2006.This paper is part of a project financed by FCT (Science and Technology Foundation) and developed by the Centre for Media and Journalism Research (CIMJ): Feminine Politics Gender Policies and strategies oriented toward the visibility of Female Members of Parliament in Portugal. This project analyses the representation of women and gender issues in the Portuguese Parliament in three political cycles between 1975 and 2002: PREC (ongoing revolutionary period) (1975 1976), Cavaquismo (1987 1995) and Guterrismo (1995 2002). For each one of these political cycles we chose epiphenomenon centered in gender issues. The press analysis is based on the representation of the female members of Parliament in five newspapers regarding their actions concerning each epiphenomenon. The study on the representation of female members actions is based on the analysis of journalistic pieces including text and image.Besides presenting longitudinal results that show the evolution of Portuguese female members of Parliament we also wish to present examples of information coverage analysis concerning epiphenomenon and focus on analyzing text and image.Pause 15 minutes11.00 11.40 - DiscussionLunchPlenary conference14.00-14.30 Television RemixFrancisco Rui Cadima, Doctor in Social Communication, specialized in Media History, by the Human and Social Sciences Faculty (FCSH) of the New University of Lisbon. Associate Professor with Recognition and