Portal
Media industry and media policy
Austrian, European and international media stakeholders within political and economic systems
Basic concepts of media politics
Historical and current developments of the Austrian media industry
Overview of journalistic formats
Broadcasting and broadcasting regulations and media promotion
Digitalisation and convergence as a challenge for film and media politics
Mode of delivery
face to face
Type
compulsory
Recommended or required reading and other learning resources/tools
Kaltenbrunner, A./Lugschitz, R., Karmasin, M./Luef, S./Kraus, D. (2020): Der österreichische Journalismus-Report. Eine empirische Erhebung und eine repräsentative Befragung. Facultas, Wien. Kaltenbrunner, Andy (2019): Geschichte der Tagespresse und Magazine nach 1945, in: Karmasin, M./ Oggolder, C. (Hrsg.): Österreichische Mediengeschichte. Springer VS, Wiesbaden. S. 175-197. Kaltenbrunner, A. (2019): Schwarz-blaue Medienpolitik, in: Talos, M. (Hrsg.): Die Schwarz-Blaue Wende in Österreich. Eine Bilanz. LIT-Verlag, Wien. S. 139-168
Planned learning activities and teaching methods
Lecture, blended learning, reflection and discussion of case studies, lectures by experts, individual and group work
Assessment methods and criteria
Final written exam (70%, closed book), continuous assessment (30%), individual and group work und presentation.
Prerequisites and co-requisites
None
Infos
Degree programme
Produktionsmanagement Film-, TV- und Streaming
Cycle
Bachelor
ECTS Credits
3.00
Language of instruction
German
Curriculum
Full-Time
Academic year
2023
Semester
1 WS
Incoming
No
Learning outcome
After successful completion of the course, the students can
describe ownership structures and structure connections, especially of the Austrian media industry in the context of European and international developments
- bserve and describe current specialised media and literature and how technological changes, societal and economic trends and political regulations change media and journalism
Course code
1702-23-01-VZ-DE-07