FHTW Berlin |
Date | Topic | Speaker | Scribe | |
2001-04-03 | Introduction, Administrivia (Belegen) Topic assignments |
Weber-Wulff | ||
2001-04-04 | Data, Information, Media | Weber-Wulff | ||
2001-04-10 | System Theory | Weber-Wulff | ||
2001-04-11 | System Theory | Weber-Wulff |
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2001-04-17 | Easter Vacation | |||
2001-04-18 | Model Theory | Weber-Wulff | ||
2001-04-24 | Information System Theory | Weber-Wulff | ||
2001-04-25 | Knowledge | Weber-Wulff | ||
2001-05-01 | May day | |||
2001-05-02 | Media of Mass Communication | Weber-Wulff | ||
2001-05-08 | No class | |||
2001-05-09 | No class | |||
2001-05-15 |
Communication Concepts and Models |
Weber-Wulff | ||
2001-05-16 |
Mass Communication and Culture |
Weber-Wulff | ||
Week 21 and 22 you have block seminars, Komm-med will continue in June | ||||
2001-06-05 |
The Production of Media Culture |
Weber-Wulff | ||
2001-06-06 | Publication process 1) Books vs. Newspapers 2) CD-ROM vs. Internet 3) Radio vs. TV |
1) Marcus Bergmann |
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2001-06-12 |
Internet 1) Sherry Turkle: Life on the Screen 2) Joseph Weizenbaum: Computer Power and Human Reason 3) Clifford Stoll: Die Wüste Internet |
1) Edin Memisevic 2) Maria Sobiesiak 3) Wolfgang Schröder |
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2001-06-13 | 1 |
Media Landscape in Germany |
1) Anna Domagala 2) Bernd Frommhold 3) Michael Prömel |
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Media Landscape in the United States |
1) Jana Ulrich 4) Torsten Schimmer |
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4 | Media Landscape in other countries 1) Book Publishers in another country 2) Public Broadcasting in another country 3) Private Broadcasting in another country |
1) Robert Reimann 2) Robert Seybt 3) Johannes Hübner |
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2001-06-19 | Business Communication 1) in the United States 2) in Japan 3) in England |
1) Peter Repke 2) Daniela Lünser 3) Maik Hoyer |
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2001-06-20 | 1 | Neil Postman 1) Neil Postman: Amusing Ourselves to Death 2) Neil Postman: Technopoly : The Surrender of Culture to Technology 3) Neil Postman / Philip Marchand: Marshall McLuhan : The Medium and the Messenger : A Biography |
1) Anke Modeß 2) Felix Bergmann 3) Holger Kuhn |
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3 | Marshall McLuhan 1) Marshall McLuhan:The Gutenberg Galaxy: The making of typgraphic man 2) Marshall McLuhan: Understanding Media: The extensions of man 3) Marshall McLuhan, Eric McLuhan: Laws of Media : The New Science |
1) Tino Pawlow 2) Udo Spring 3) Riko Pundrich |
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4 | Exercise session using McLuhans Tetrade | |||
2001-06-26 | Intercultural Communication 1) Problems in Translation 2) Visual Communication Problems 3) Software Localization Issues |
1) Katrin Schülke 2) Michael Rüffer 3) Rüdiger Beutler |
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2001-06-27 | 1 | 1) Noam Chomsky: Manufacturing Consent 2) Heller: Manipulation Strategies in Advertising 3) Making of a Candidate |
1) Ralf Wenzel |
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3 | Film: "Manufacturing Consent",
Noam Chomsky |
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No Komm-Med in week 27 because of block course | ||||
2001-07-10 | Film Language 1) The Language of Film as Visual Communication 2) Dialogue Scenes 3) Camera Movement vs. Cutting |
1) Bülent Küpeli 2) Aick Hartmann 3) Florian Hertweck |
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2001-07-11 | Gender Issues in Communication 1) Tannen: You just don't understand 2) Women in Media 3) Stereotypical Gender Roles in modern Media |
1) Frank Quosdorf 2) Ivana Lovrekovic 3) Sebastian Günther |
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2001-07-17 | Globalization of Communication 1) Howard Rheingold: Virtual Communities 2) Marshall McLuhan: The Global Village 3) Negroponte's Vision of the future of communication: Being Digital |
1) Agnieszka Stefanska 2) Anka Shergowski 3) Marc Scheib |
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2001-07-18 |
Exam |
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2001-07-24 | Summing up, Evaluation seminar |