Öffentliche Wissenschaft

Trotha, Caroline Y. Robertson-von; Morcillo, Jesús Muñoz

doi:10.1007/978-3-658-16710-3_3

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“…At the beginning of the corona crisis, the fög received several media requests -quicker than it could actually conduct studies and provide scientific findings. However, a few months later, the fög was able to publish studies that received a substantial response in news media and on social media (Eisenegger, Oehmer, Udris, & Vogler, 2020;Rauchfleisch, Vogler, & Eisenegger, 2020). Their findings indicated that traditional opinion leaders, such as leading news media and journalists, also influence debates on Twitter to a large extent.…”

Section: Communication Research Onmentioning

confidence: 99%

“Public communication science in times of the Covid-19 crisis”: DACH 21 preconference

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2021

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What is public science? What can communication science scholars contribute to society, especially in times of crisis? What are the challenges and limitations of such engagement? These questions were addressed at a recent preconference held on April 7, 2021, titled “Public communication science in times of the Covid-19 crisis”. The preconference was organized as part of the DACH 21 conference (the first three-country conference on commu nication science) and was held online with more than 50 participants. It was an excellent opportunity to stimulate discussion among Swiss, Austrian, and German scholars regarding the self-understanding and societal role of the discipline. The preconference was hosted by the association Öffentliche Medien- und Kommunikations wissenschaft (Public Media and Communication Science, PMCS), which aims to establish, promote, and further develop the concept of public science in the field.The co-presidents of the PMCS association, Prof. Dr. Marlis Prinzing (Hochschule Macro media Köln) and Prof. Dr. Mark Eisenegger (University of Zurich), welcomed all participants to the preconference. They emphasized that the preconference aimed to bring together diverse perspectives and to reflect on principles as laid out in the charter of the association (https://oeffentliche-kowi.org/charta/). This charter consists of fifteen principles and was signed by more than 250 scholars.

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Section: Communication Research Onmentioning

confidence: 99%