Wednesday, November 13th
09.30 Registration and coffee
10.00–10.15 Welcome address
Uwe Hasebrink, Director of the Hans-Bredow-Institute
10.15–11.30 Introduction of the EMHIS project
Patrik Lundell, Marie Cronqvist, Hugh Chignell, Kristin Skoog,
Hans-Ulrich Wagner, Christoph Hilgert
11.30–01.00 Workshop I: Research presentations
Tony Stoller: Classical Music and Radio
Kathryn McDonald: The Development of the Radio Interview
Gloria Khamkar: The Evolution of Local and Community Radio
Serving the Asian Community in Britain
Christoph Hilgert: The Unheard. Outrageous Generation. Youth in West German and British Radio Broadcasts in the 1950s and early1960s
Hugh Chignell: The Suez crisis as entangled History
01.00-02.30 Lunch
02.30–04.00 Workshop II: Research presentations
Maike Helmers: German Sound Film
Alina Laura Tiews: German refugees and expellees as represented in motion pictures
and television films of both German states between after WWII up to 1990
Juliane Finger: Reconstructions of Long-Term Media Effects – Investigating Holocaust-Related Attitudes
Marie Cronqvist: Entangled television histories. Sweden and the GDR
Kristin Skoog: Radio and post-war reconstruction
04.00–04.30 Coffee
04.30–06.00 Workshop III: Research presentations
Charlie Järpvall: The paper rage. Rationality and order in standardization of paperwork
in Sweden 1920-1960
Erik Edoff: Becoming a big city. Constructions of urbanity in Stockholm’s boulevard papers in the late 19th century
Patrik Lundell: Brown networks among Swedish intellectuals during the interwar period and World War II
Johan Jarlbrink: Newspapers & diplomacy 1905
Hans-Ulrich Wagner: Mediated Maps, Mental Maps
07.00 Dinner at Brodersen Restaurant
Thursday, November 14th
09.30–12.00 Joint Discussion:
Hans-Ulrich Wagner: Entangled Media History – what does it mean, what can it achieve? A first sketch
What are entangled media histories?
Point of departure: Readings listed below
12.00–01.30 Lunch
01.30–03.00 Joint Discussion:
What are entangled media histories?
(continuing)
03.00–03.30 Coffee
03.30–05.30 Plans for EMHIS Networking
03.30–04.30 Steering Committee Meeting
03.30–04.30 PhD/Post Doc Network Meeting
04.30–05.30 Meeting of both groups
07.00 Dinner at Abaton Bistro
Friday, November 15th
09.30–12.00 Future plans and expectations of the EMHIS project