The ZeM – Brandenburg Center for Media Studies announces the annual focus “Platformatizations” for 2025/26: Start in April 25, submissions of funding applications are possible on an ongoing basis.

Mon, 11 May 26, 17.00 h, ZeM

The panel discussion will present the latest issue of the Zeitschrift für Medienwissenschaft.

Submissions due by 31 May 26

Workshop by the working group Medienwissenschaft und Wissenschaftsforschung (GfM) on 29 and 30 Oct 26, at ZeM

Fri, 08 May 26, 14.00 h, ZeM

The ZeM invites everyone interested to discuss relevant texts related to this year’s focus.

Submissions due by 11 May 26

Conference at the Film University Babelsberg KONRAD WOLF, 07 to 09 Oct 26

ZeM Monograph 06

Saskia Oidtmann subjects the philosophical event-mode to a dance-performative investigation within choreographic structures.

Photography, Displacement and Dis:connectivities

Multiperspective approach towards photography as a nomadic device and photographs as mobile objects of circulation.

A ZeM membership is open to anyone who is associated with one of the participating Brandenburg universities.

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The number of publications that have appeared is now so large that Kadmos has created new flyer for the ZeM series (in German). We thank the publisher for the great cooperation!

Research, study, or knowledge transfer: Here you will find an overview of media science institutes and degree programmes in the state of Brandenburg, Germany.

Review of the academic events funded as part of the annual focus “Control of Loss” (2023/24).

ZeM publication series are available in Open Access. They are hosted as a separate series at media/rep/.

ZeM Edited volume 04

This Open Access book examines historical and contemporary image practices and phenomena, including screenshots, screen photography, screencasts and in-game photography.

ZeM Editions 03

The volume brings together examples of Frieder Nakes’ six decades of engagement with the contemporary role of computers in the fields of computer science, semiotics, art, and cultural theory.

Overview of the academic events funded as part of the annual focus on “Digital Realities” (2022/23).