Rapporten giver et opdateret billede af hvordan de traditionelle medier klarer sig, og hvordan internet, sociale medier og mobile enheder påvirker medieforbruget og medietilgangen. Både i forhold til nye medietilbud, men også hvordan det supplerer og kombineres med de traditionelle mediers udbud.

Fra forordet: “Danskernes brug af medier er i 2011 præget af to hovedtendenser. Der er stor stabilitet i brugsmønstrene af de traditionelle massemedier, og der er bemærkelsesværdige forandringer i danskernes mediebrug af de nyere medier. Disse tendenser bliver belyst i dette års udgave af Medieudviklingen.”

Crime is a central theme of a vast array of fiction in books, films, TV series, computer games and web-based interactivity. Crime is also one of the most popular subjects of journalism, mediated in newspapers and their websites, electronic media and on the web, where websites dedicated to the mediation of crime are abundant.

Contributors: Gunhild Agger, Charlotte Beyer, Daniel Brodén, Torben Grodal, Kim Toft Hansen, Henrik Jensen, Palle Schantz Lauridsen, Ulrik Lehrmann, Karin Ljuslinder, Anker Brink Lund, Lisbeth Morlandstø, Jurga Mataityte-Dirziene, Stijn Reijnders, Karin Rothemund, Maloe Sniekers and Anne Marit Waade.

Volume editors: Gunhild Agger and Anne Marit Waade. Editor-in-chief: Stig Hjarvard.
More information about Northern Lights and this volume http://www.intellectbooks.co.uk/journals/view-issue,id=2074/

Candidates for the position in mobile communication and society should be actively working in this area. This can include work from the tradition of communication, sociology, psychology, or a similar discipline using either qualitative or quantitative methods.

Applicants in the area of digital communication and society should be engaged in interdisciplinary work with a background in communication, sociology, psychology, human computer interaction or a similar discipline. Approaches can include either qualitative or quantitative methods. Possible areas of expertise include but are not limited to: interpersonal communication and media use in the digital era, methodologies in the study of communication, the study of social networks, transnational communication and the politics of social media, the study of information and communication technologies in daily life.

The IT University has established a bachelor program in Digital Media and Design as well as a masters program in Digital Design and Communication. In addition the IT University has a well established PhD program as well as activities in scholarly research in the area of digital media, digital communication as well as mobile communication and society.

 The full call can be found here: https://delta.hr-manager.net/ApplicationInit.aspx?ProjectId=98029&DepartmentId=5237&MediaId=5

Application procedure
You can only apply for this position through our e-recruitment system. Apply by pushing the button “Apply for position” in the job announcement on our website: http://www.itu.dk/vacancies.

Application deadline: 13 November 2011 at 23:59

Program: Kirsten Drotner, 60, Invitation seminar 28.oktober 2011 (pdf)

Alle er velkomne.

EU Kids Online conference – Last chance to register     

When and where

  An international conference for researchers and stakeholders.

• 22-23 September 2011.
• LondonSchool of Economics and Political Science, London, UK.

 Conference theme

 The conference will ask a series of pressing questions:

 Are all children benefiting from the internet and if not, why not?

• What new digital literacies and coping skills are they developing?
• How can parents and policy makers balance online opportunities and risks for children?
• How do children themselves perceive online risk and safety issues?
• Why do risks differ from country to country, and what new risks are emerging?
• How can governments, educators, NGOs and industry better support children online?

 Papers will be presented by researchers from over 20 countries in Europe and beyond.

 EU Kids Online survey results

The conference will showcase final results and recommendations regarding online activities, risks and safety, based on a survey of 25,000 European children conducted by the EU Kids Online network of more than 100 researchers in 25 countries and funded by the European Commission’s Safer Internet Programme.

 Registration

 Registration is now open at www.eukidsonline.net.

 Full programme is now online.

• A non-refundable conference fee of £40 covers the conference reception and materials.
• Deadline for registration: Extended to 31^st August 2011

 We look forward to welcoming you to LSE to celebrate the end of our project and to debate the future agenda for research and evidence-based policy on children, risk and safety online.Please access the attached hyperlink for an important electronic communications disclaimer: http://lse.ac.uk/emailDisclaimer

 With regards,

 Prof. Sonia Livingstone, Dr. Leslie Haddon and the EU Kids Online network.

Ph.d.-skolen i Humanistisk Videnskab, Aarhus Faculty of Arts, Aarhus Universitet opslår i samarbejde med Statsbiblioteket et ph.d.-stipendium i Tværmediel mediehistorie med fokus på webmediet set i forhold til en eller flere andre medietyper, primært radio eller tv til besættelse pr. 1. september 2011 for en periode på indtil tre år. Det forventes, at den, der tildeles stipendium, vil kunne påbegynde ph.d.-studiet pr. 1. september 2011.

Ph.d.-stipendiet samfinansieres mellem Aarhus Faculty of Arts, Aarhus Universitet og Statsbiblioteket.

Ph.d.-stipendiet opslås inden for emner vedrørende den historiske forskning i mediernes samspil. Forskning i mediernes tværmedielle samspil er et spirende medievidenskabeligt felt, men mængden af især historiske tværmedielle studier er meget begrænset. Med dette ph.d.-projekt ønskes det at fremme den historiske forskning i mediernes samspil. Til trods for at tværmedialitetens historie er forskningsmæssigt underbelyst, så har selve fænomenet en lang historie bag sig, og med fremkomsten af flere medietyper især i de seneste 10-15 år (internetmediet og de mobile medier) er mængden af mediesamspil vokset.

Der ønskes et historisk funderet projekt med fokus på et eller flere af følgende punkter: teoretiske og metodiske problemstillinger, institutionelle forhold, produktion, indhold og formsprog, reception, teknologiudvikling og social anvendelse.

Der vil være mulighed for at tage udgangspunkt i Statsbibliotekets eksisterende mediesamlinger, primært det nationale internetarkiv netarkivet.dksamt Statens mediesamling (radio og tv). Statsbiblioteket ønsker at fremme forskningsprojekter, som belyser potentialet i forskning på tværs af bibliotekets mediesamlinger.

Ph.d.-studiet gennemføres iht. gældende regler for ph.d.-uddannelsen, pt. bekendtgørelse af 14. januar 2008 om ph.d.-uddannelsen ved universiteterne: http://www.phd.humaniora.au.dk/regler/studiet/bekendtgoerelse/phd-bek14-01-08.pdf.

Beskrivelse af ph.d.-skolens forskeruddannelse: http://www.phd.humaniora.au.dk/phdstudie/uddannelse/udd_forloeb

Ph.d.-stipendiaten indskrives som ph.d.-studerende ved Ph.d.-skolen i Humanistisk Videnskab, Aarhus Faculty of Arts, Aarhus Universitet med henblik på gennemførelse af ph.d.-studiet ved Institut for Institut for Informations og Medievidenskab, Aarhus Universitet. Ph.d.-stipendiaten tilknyttes ph.d.-programmet IKT, Kommunikation, Mediestudier og Journalistik.

Ph.d.-stipendiaten ansættes ved Aarhus Faculty of Arts, Aarhus Universitet. Ansættelse sker i henhold til overenskomst mellem Finansministeriet og Akademikernes Centralorganisation og protokollat til AC-overenskomsten om ph.d.-stipendier:http://www.phd.humaniora.au.dk/regler/loenogansat/overenskomst2008.pdf

Ph.d.-stipendiaten får arbejdssted på Institut for Informations- og Medievidenskab. Der forventes normal, daglig tilstedeværelse på instituttet.

Yderligere oplysninger kan fås ved henvendelse til lektor Niels Brügger, Institut for Informations- og Medievidenskab, e-mailnb@imv.au.dk, tlf. 8942 9226.

Ansøgningen:
Ansøgning om ph.d.-stipendium og indskrivning til ph.d.-studiet sker via Aarhus Universitets web-baserede ansøgningsfacilitet:https://mit.au.dk/. Vejledning til ansøgningsfaciliteten: http://www.phd.humaniora.au.dk/ansoegning/vejledning.

Faglig rådgivning i forbindelse med ansøgning om ph.d.-stipendium henvises til ph.d.-programlederen for ph.d.-programmetIKT, Kommunikation, Mediestudier og Journalistik

http://www.phd.humaniora.au.dk/prog/programledere

Specialekarakteren skal foreligge ved ansøgningsfristens udløb, og kandidatstudiet skal være afsluttet senest 31. august 2011.

Ansøgningsfrist: 1. juni 2011 kl. 12.00.
Ansøgningen mærkes: 2011-218/1-84

Aarhus Universitet tilbyder et godt og inspirerende uddannelses- og forskningsmiljø for 35.000 studerende og 8.500 medarbejdere, der præsterer videnskabelige resultater af høj international standard. Den budgetterede omsætning i 2009 udgør 5,3 mia. kr. Universitetets strategi og udviklingskontrakt kan ses på www.au.dk. Aarhus Faculty of Arts har pt. 185 ph.d.-studerende.

The symposium will address topics, such as:

• Mobile communication and location awareness in everyday life practices; New urban spatialities developed with mobile gaming and locative social media;
• Privacy and surveillance issues as they relate to location-based social networks;
• Identity and spatial construction through locative media art / performance design;
• Civic engagement and political participation through mobile social media, new mapping practices and location-aware technologies;
• Learning and education potentials of mobile and location-based media;

Invited Speakers:

Mimi Sheller (Drexel University, USA), Keynote

Christian Licoppe, Telecom Paristech (France)

Ana Maria Nicolaci-da-Costa (Pontificial Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio), Brazil)

Larissa Hjorth (RMIT University, Australia)

The event is free.
Registration required as seating is limited.
RSVP to net-cultures@itu.dk with name and affiliation.

See full program: http://itu.dk/networkculture/?page_id=548

More information: http://itu.dk/networkculture/?page_id=536

I will remind you, that the deadline for submission of abstracts is March 25th, 2011.

Please notice that submission of abstracts should be done through the conference’s website (and only through this channel). The website of the conference is here: http://english.unak.is/conferences/page/call_for_papers

I hope to see you in Iceland!

Best regards,

Stig Hjarvard, Professor, Ph.D., Chair of Division
Media, Culture and Society

Chairs:   Stig Hjarvard (stig@hum.ku.dk)
              Professor, Department of Media, Cognition and Communication, University of Copenhagen

              Göran Bolin (goran.bolin@sh.se)
              Professor, Media & Communication Studies, Södertörn University College

The division focuses on the interplay between the media and their cultural and social context. The media have emerged as a central institution of modern society, and other actors and institutions must increasingly accommodate to the logic of the media in order to gain access to the communicative resources that media control. At the same time media, including mobile and interactive media technologies, become integrated into the fabric of the wider culture and society: Work, consumption, politics, family life, religion and many other social and cultural phenomena are transformed by the increased mediatization of modern society at the same time as the media themselves are influenced by cultural and social factors. The development of new social networks, changes in political communication and governance, and the changing relationship between art, culture, and commercial market are important aspect of these new dynamics.

The media perform important rituals in modern society, both by the staging of major media events and through the ritualization of everyday social practices. Media discourses establish political realities and negotiate the social meaning of age, gender, class, and ethnicity, and media have become important vehicles for the reproduction and renewal of lifestyles. The importance of media needs to be considered in the context of other transforming forces of high modernity: globalization, individualization, commercialization etc. The division invites theoretical, historical, methodological, and empirical contributions and it will provide a forum for a renewed dialogue between the social sciences and the humanities.

 The 2010 volume of Northern Lights focuses on the role of news media and journalism as a cultural and political resource in the contemporary media landscape. The spread of new media technologies, changing market structures, shifting journalistic practices and changing behaviour of audiences have profound consequences for the press, as well as for the public in general.

 With contributions from Sigurd Allern, Annika Bergström, Martin Eide, Unni From, Stig Hjarvard, Christian Kobbernagel, Nete Nørgaard Kristensen, Kim Christian Schrøder, Ingela Wadbring, Karin Wahl-Jørgensen, Claire Wardle, Andy Williams and Ida Willig. Editor of 2010 volume: Stig Hjarvard.

 Northern Lights is an international, peer reviewed journal published by Intellect Press. For more information go to: http://www.intellectbooks.co.uk/journals/view-issue,id=1876/

Mandag den 29. november kl. 13-16,30
Københavns Universitet, lokale 21.1.15.
Njalsgade/Karen Blixens Vej 21 (Nye KUA)

Gennem tre år har en række forskere fra Københavns Universitet, RUC og Aarhus Universitet undersøgt de danske avisers forhold, herunder:
• Avisernes produktions- og konkurrenceforhold
• Journalistiske stofområder om politik og kultur
• Læsernes brug og opfattelser af avisen i samspil med andre nyhedsmedier
Dette afsluttende seminar er henvendt til en bredere offentlighed. Her fremlægges hoved-resultaterne i fire korte foredrag.

Alle er velkomne – tilmelding er ikke nødvendig

Forskningsprojektet har været støttet af Forskningsrådet for Kultur og Kommunikation i perioden 2007-10. Yderligere information om forskningsprojektet kan findes på http://aviser.mef.ku.dk/

Program

Kl. 13,00: Velkomst ved professor Stig Hjarvard, leder af forskningsprojektet.
13,15 – 13,45: Segmentpressen: En ny infrastruktur. Ved lektor Ida Willig
De grundlæggende produktionsvilkår for danske dagblade har ændret sig radikalt i de sidste 10-15 år. Forandringer inden for økonomi, teknologi, redaktionel ledelse, ejerskab og opfattelser af læserne tegner en ny infrastruktur, hvor den danske tradition for at tænke i publicistisk produktion bliver udfordret af et øget behov for at overleve kommercielt.
Kl. 13,45 – 14,30: Journalistik om kultur som profileringsstrategi. Ved lektor Nete Nørgaard Kristensen og lektor Unni From.
Journalistik om kultur fylder mere og mere i aviserne. Oplægget præsenterer resultater fra en ny bog om kulturjournalistik, som viser, hvordan kulturjournalistik i dag er med til at profilere aviserne – både når man ser på indholdet og spørger læserne og kulturjournalisterne. Kulturstoffet er blevet vigtigt i konkurrencen mellem aviserne.
14,30-15: Pause
15-15,45: Når danskerne shopper nyheder. Ved professor Kim Schrøder
De nyhedsmedier, vi danskere putter i vores nyheds-indkøbsvogn, har betydning for vores muligheder for at fungere som borgere, forbrugere og deltagere i hverdagens mangfoldige netværk. Oplægget præsenterer resultaterne af forskning, der med anvendelse af en ny metodisk tilgang finder frem til, at danskerne kan opdeles i 7 typer af nyhedsbrugere.
15,45-16,15: Meningernes holdeplads: Den moderne opinionspresse. Ved professor Stig Hjarvard.
News og views holdes ikke altid klart adskilt. Internet og gratisaviser har sat den korte nyhed i højsædet, men en række trykte betalingsaviser har også satset på holdninger i både journalistik og på lederplads. Der er fortsat politiske skel blandt avisernes læsere, og nogle avislæsere ser ikke sammenblandingen af news og views som et problem.
16,15-16,30: Afrunding