Media Philosophy through Studio Architecture
Excursions . UncategorizedEvery Wednesday 20:00, the garden studio in front of MBC Radio building in South Korea is crowded with people eager to see the radio show. In front of there, they can see famous idols and communicate directly with the DJ watching how radio proceed. Korean radio in the fields of entertainment tends to maximize visual
Munich, here I am !
UncategorizedBonjour à tous, My name is Liam, I come from France. I grew up around Paris, in a small town of fewer than 800 inhabitants. Over the years, I’ve studied in a few French cities, such as Versailles and Lyon, discovering new environments each time. Even though those destinations were not entirely imposed, they were
Introduction Post
UncategorizedHi! My name is Grace and I’m from Galway in Ireland. Galway is on the west coast of Ireland and in comparison, to Munich it is tiny, but I like how close everything is in the town but I’m enjoying experiencing big city life for the first time in Munich. Galway is known for being
The Rhythm of Link
UncategorizedGuten Tag! I’m Jeonghyeon Lee from South Korea. But just call me ‘Lily’ because I understand how hard it is to say my name. Even for natives, it can be tricky: for example, my aunt still always call me Jeongyeon and it’s been about 20 years! I want to focus on communication, not pronunciation. My
Reflections on Media Landscape Studies in Munich
UncategorizedDuring my exchange at the University of Munich’s School of Journalism, I’ve had the privilege of exploring the city’s vibrant media landscape. Our course took us behind the scenes of renowned institutions like SZ and TZ newspapers, where I witnessed firsthand the meticulous process of news production. Visiting the printing facilities was a fascinating experience,
Final Blogpost
UncategorizedOver the past few weeks, I have had the wonderful opportunity to explore Munich’s vibrant media scene through a series of field trips and research visits. From witnessing behind-the-scenes action in Media School and print houses to learning about AI’s role in journalism, these experiences offered me a clearer view of the evolving media landscape.
Thoughts about the seminar of Media Institutions in Munich: My experience
UncategorizedWhen I first signed up for this seminar course, I wasn’t really expecting much outside of the typical university class stuff: lectures, classes to attend, hanging out with fellow schoolmates and, depending on the quality and engagement of the lessons, something that I will remember very fondly or something that I will forget as time
Takeaways from Munich’s Media Landscape and AI Horizons
UncategorizedRethinking Journalism’s Future In the past semester, I had the opportunity to explore Munich’s media institutions, spanning visits to Media School Bayern, Süddeutsche Zeitung (SZ), and TZ/Münchner Merkur. It revealed a dynamic but uneven media ecosystem grappling with deep technological shifts. What began as a curiosity about media education evolved into a broader reflection on
Media Lab Bayern: From Start-ups to New Perspectives
UncategorizedSeeing the media world from the inside through our field trips really opened my eyes and gave me a fresh take on what journalism is today. The media landscape is now adapting to the digital age, full of startups, creative labs, and tech teams building new tools and platforms. Media Lab Bayern has supported and
The far reaches of Journalism in a German landscape
City life . Culture . Germany . Media . Media influence . Opinion piece . Politics . SocietyBy Ollie Standen Media, in general, is defined as “the means of communication, such as radio and television, newspapers, magazines, and the internet, that reach or influence people widely” (Dictionary.com, 2018). Journalism, as a major branch of the media, plays a crucial role in informing and educating the public through these various channels. From a