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The University of Hildesheim offers the master’s degree course in “Text and Translation in the Media”. Photo: studiom1 © 123RF

From Translated Ebook to Barrier-free Soap Opera

The master’s degree course in “Text and Translation in the Media” is the only course in Germany that focuses on writing media texts and translating audio-visual and electronic media.More ...
Children and youth between the ages of three and 13 watch an average of 1.5 hours of TV per day. Photo: pressmaster © 123RF

A mouse on two legs – quality in German children's television

For over 40 years now, that little orange rodent has been scurrying across German TV screens. “The Program with the Mouse” is still the inimitable icon of children's television in Germany.More ...
Radenko Milak: “What Else Did You See? I Couldn’t See Everything!” Foto: © Radenko Milak/Haus der Kunst

What’s left over from War – the “Image Counter Image” Exhibition in Munich

Anyone with a camera is now an image source. How does this influence our perception of war and conflicts? We visited the Image Counter Image exhibition in Munich to find out.More ...
Immigrant youths are surprisingly savvy when it comes to the many forms of media they use. Photo: Chris-Schmidt © iStockphoto

At home in two worlds – The Research Project “Youth, media and migration”

Scientists and students involved in the research project “Youth, media and migration” took a closer look at the media habits of immigrant youths.More ...
Christian Wulff Photo: GYI-NSEA © iStockphoto

The power of the media – Wulff and Bild

Christian Wulff stepped down as German President after weeks of stalling and sidestepping the media's questions about his affairs. Was the press responsible for his downfall? An interview with media expert Lutz Hachmeister.More ...