Vol. 42 No. 80 (2026): Jubilæumsnummer

Published: 2026-03-31

Editorial

MedieKultur gennem mere end 40 år

Stinne Gunder Strøm Krogager; Mads M. Tommerup Andersen, Anne Mette Thorhauge, Anette Grønning

Articles: Theme section

Five decades of local media theory: Responding to globally changing media and communication systems

Klaus Bruhn Jensen, Mikkel Bækby Johansen
Tv og streaming: En digital samtale om tv-forskningens historie, status, sprog og fremtid

Julie Münter Lassen, Kim Toft Hansen
Fra oplagsstatistik til performativ selvfremstilling: Journalistik og politik i MedieKultur i 1990’erne og 2000’erne

Leif Hemming Pedersen , Nete Nørgaard Kristensen
Fra Disney til dataficering: Samtaler om en medievidenskab i forandring

Kirsten Drotner, Christoffer Bagger
Medier, køn og diversitet

Maja Klausen, Anne Scott Sørensen
Receptionsanalyse som forskningsparadigme i Danmark

Stine Liv Johansen, Kim Christian Schrøder
Three intergenerational conversations: Postcolonial critique, data colonialism and methodological diversity in global media studies

Norbert Wildermuth, Cecilia Arregui Olivera
Interview with a vampire: Reviewing the field of digital media and technology through the lens of large language models

David Mathieu, Susana Tosca

Articles: Open section

“No matter what I did, I couldn’t tap into it. The debate wasn’t mine“ Researchers' affective disconnection from reputation-threatening experiences of digital harassment through micro-media practices

Stinne Bach Nielsen
Using digital traces in user research A mixed-method literature review of the (dis)connections between media research and computational methods

David Mathieu, Elisabetta Petrucci, Jakob Bæk Kristensen
Voice on video Music, affect, and communication in campaign videos in the Australian Voice to Parliament referendum

Sebastian Svegaard
“ANC and DA clash!” Conflicting political constellations in South Africa’s Daily Sun and implications for public sphere discussions

Ian Siebörger, Ralph Adendorff

Reviews

Emily M. Bender and Alex Hanna. The AI Con. How to fight big tech’s hype and create the future we want. New York: Harper-Collins Publishers. 2025.

Martina Skrubbeltrang Mahnke