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Germany
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Austria & Switzerland ⇨ huge media market No clear media center ◦ News media: Berlin ◦ dpa: Hamburg ◦ Public service broadcasting: regional cities ◦ Commercial television: Munich & Cologne High concentration of ownership ◦ Bertelsmann ◦ Kirch group ◦ Springer company
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The newspaper press The periodical and magazine press Book publishing
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General characteristics of the German press: ◦ a large number of titles and magazines ◦ strong local papers ◦ only a few national papers Daily newspapers: ◦ Leading tabloid: Bild-Zeitung published by the Springer company very high circulation (> 4 million copies/weekday) distributed by regionalized editions ◦ Larger migrant communities are served by newspapers from their home country.
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Axel Springer company ⇨ dominant position WAZ (Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung) Stuttgarter Zeitung group
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general and specialized magazines ◦ sold by subscription or on the street prominent weekly magazines ◦ Der Spiegel ◦ Focus general interest magazines ◦ Der Stern ◦ Die Zeit magazine publishers ◦ Bauer company, Springer, Burda and Gruner & Jahr
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The book markets are highly integrated ⇨ freely available books Bertelsmann controls most of German book publishers Social science, literature, language, fiction and poetry
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Radio Television Film & Video
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Different channels with: ◦ commercial spots ◦ classical music Channels for: ◦ older people ◦ younger people
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First channel: ARD Second channel: ZDF Specialized channels: 3Sat, ARTE, KIKA… Two groups: ◦ Kirch group ◦ RTL family (controlled by Bertelsmann)
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radio programming & public service broadcasting ⇨ regulated by the Länder broadcasting organizations ⇨ financed by a monthly fee controlled by a Broadcasting Council
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Internetuser: 65.8 % 2 main providers: ◦ T-Online ◦ AOL-Online successful homepages: ◦ rtl.de ◦ sat1.de ◦ sport1.de ◦ wdr.de
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‚information society‘: information technologies & information jobs play a leading role Video Broadcasting in its terrestrial version (DVB-T) Broadband networks for high-speed internet & interactive television services: ‘information highways’ of the next generation
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Thank you for your attention!!
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Do you think that the consumption of media content from a person’s home country (e.g. Turkish-German people) makes integration more difficult? Does the German film market suffer from the import of American film productions? Do you think that we as Austrians benefit from the German media market and why?
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