Two Fieldtrips: From Broadcastingđ˘ to Planetary Healthđďź
Germany . Media . SocietyWhen I missed our first fieldtrip, I felt truly guilty â not only because I stayed behind, but also because I missed what seemed like a window into German media history. Luckily, my classmates kindly shared their notes, and I learned from their vivid stories about Bayerischer Rundfunk (BR) â a public broadcaster built in
Field Trip 1: Bayerischer Rundfunk â Behind the Scenes of the Bavarian Broadcasting
Excursions . GermanyHey everyone! As I told you before, I will write some blog posts for my Professional Communication course at LMU. You might think that these posts might not be that interesting, but feel free to read them: you might be surprised, just as I was after our first field trip.đ During our first field trip,
Inside Germanyâs Media Facility: A Comparative Reflection on TZ/Merkur and SZ
UncategorizedBy Minjing Zhou 1. Introduction to the Visits 1.1 Inside TZ/Merkur: Fast News, Flexible Thinking Our first stop was the TZ/Merkur, located in an office building in a bustling commercial district. Despite its external urban setting, the newsroomâs interior maintained a classical and elegant charm. Our host gave us an extensive tour of the space,
The Press in motion: Touring Munich’s Newsroom
ExcursionsStepping into the heart of Munichâs media landscape felt like opening a time capsule, while simultaneously looking into the future. Our field trips to the Bayern Pressehausâhome to tz and MĂźnchener Merkurâand the SĂźddeutsche Zeitung (SZ) printing center were eye-opening journeys into the mechanisms, missions, and challenges of modern journalism. First Stop: Bayern Pressehaus Walking up to the conference room in Bayern