Forskningsgruppe Audiences & Mediated Life

Kontakt

David Mathieu // Forskningsgruppeleder // Lektor // mathieu@ruc.dk 

Susana Tosca // Forskningsgruppeleder // Lektor // stosca@ruc.dk

Forskere

Forskere i Audiences & Mediated life

Forskerne i Audiences & Mediated Life deltager i en række forskningsprojekter - heri blandt:

A New International Order in Cultural Life? An Institutional Perspective on the Music Field in Northern Europe

This project, run by Fabian Holt, will develop new sociological theory and methodology to analyze the changing outlook and functions of cultural institutions in northern Europe, in particular within the music field, from the perspective that cultural institutions are evolving in new international processes of digitalization and centralization of ownership.

DataPublics

The project, headed by Jannie Møller Hartley, examines what the ever-increasing amount of data available in our society means to Journalism, and thus sheds light on the changes in the relations between the news media and the news users.

If you liked that, you will love this. The aesthetics of sameness and repetition in contemporary media culture

The goal of this book project by Susana Tosca is to scrutinize repetition and sameness in a media cultural context, as an overarching category that constitutes a fusion of aesthetic and market strategies.

Beyond the Here and Now of News

This project, led by Chris Peters and Kim Schrøder, aims to understand the conditions that make news matter. It investigates the emergence, disappearance and (re)formation of news repertoires in everyday life and across the lifespan in order to provide fundamental insights into what underlies people’s shifting patterns of use.
 is to scrutinize repetition and sameness in a media cultural context, as an overarching category that constitutes a fusion of aesthetic and market strategies.

Online theater and new audiences

The project is a collaboration between Applaus, Iscene and Susana Tosca.  We research the online theater performances in Danish cultural life during the Corona Pandemics. The aim of the project is to find out what kinds of formats have been possible, and what kind of audience experience they have facilitated.

Media, Security Crises and Youth in West Africa

The Independent Research Fund Denmark – Humanities has granted DKK 1.2 mill. to an international network of researchers, including Norbert Wildermuth, who will explore how young people in West Africa navigate streams of information in crises of security, health, and migration.

Trust in datafied media and technologies

This project, developed by David Mathieu, Jannie Møller Hartley, Sander Andreas Schwartz and Norbert Wildermuth, looks at citizens’ appropriation and interpretation of datafied media and technologies in the context of their everyday life, with a focus on issues of privacy, trust and agency.

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