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June 18-20, 2014 – University of AmsterdamPreliminary Programme&#160;Wednesday 18 June16:00-18:00: KEYNOTEJacob Soll (University of Southern California) – Early Modern News Between Public and Secret SpheresThursday 19 June9:30-10:30: KeynoteBrendan Dooley (University College Cork) – International News Flows in the Seventeenth Century: Problems and ProspectsSession 1: 11:00-12:30Carmen Espejo Cala (Universidad de Sevilla) – The Invention of the GazetteJoop Koopmans (University of Groningen) – The Second Life of Early Modern Newspaper Reports in Dutch News PeriodicalsLunchSession 2: 14:00-15:30Paola Molino (University of Vienna) – Newsletters from Italy or Italian Newsletters? A Comparative View of the FuggerzeitungenWill Slauter (Paris 8) – News Piracy in Early Modern EnglandSession 3: 15:30-17:00Una McIlvenna (University of Sydney) – When the News was Sung: Ballads as News Media in Early Modern EuropeMichiel van Groesen (University of Amsterdam) – Reading Newspapers in the Dutch Golden AgeConference Dinner&#160;Friday 20 JuneSession 4: 9:30-11:00Paul Nelles (Carleton University, Ottawa) – Nuove di Roma: The Making of Jesuit News (1547-1565)Stéphane Haffemeyer (Université de Caen) – Mazarin, Information, and communication during the FrondeSession 5: 11:30-13:00Helmer Helmers (University of Amsterdam) – News, Public Diplomacy, and the Beginning of the Thirty Years’ WarKees Teszelszky (Eötvös Loránd University) – The use of news and information about Hungary and Transylvania in the Dutch Republic and the Southern Netherlands between 1618 and 1626.LunchConcluding Remarks: 14:00–15:30Joad Raymond (Queen Mary, London)More information at the Huizinga Institute website