German Society for Journalism and Communication Studies

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The German Society for Media and Communication Studies (DGPuK) is a scientific specialist society for communication scientists and communication practitioners, i.e. those working in media research, journalism , journalism , journalism training and public relations . The DGPuK was founded in 1963. Its aim is to promote common interests in journalism and communication studies.

The chairman is the communication scientist Lars Rinsdorf ( University of the Media ).

Emergence

In 1963, the DGPuK was founded as an association under the name "German Society for Media and Newspaper Science" and entered in the register of associations. The founding members included Emil Dovifat , Fritz Eberhard , Manfred Rühl , Günter Kieslich and Kurt Koszyk .

The professional association has had its current name since 1972. With the increasing expansion of the subject since the beginning of the 1970s, the DGPuK also grew. While there were around 100 members at the end of the 1960s, their number grew to over 200 in 1979 and over 300 in 1987. The DGPuK currently has 1068 members.

Specialist groups

The specialist groups meet regularly and organize their own conferences. There are currently the following specialist groups:

Publications

  • The journalism - quarterly issues for communication research appear since 1956 in connection with the DGPuK.
  • An editorial board of the DGPuK has been responsible for the e-journal "Studies in Communication | Media" since 2013.
  • Aviso is the name of the DGPuK's internal information service.
  • The DGPuK series of publications now comprises more than 30 volumes.

Congresses

Every year the society organizes an annual conference with a main topic. A conference volume with the most important contributions will then be published.

# year date place Main topic Website
65. 2020 March 10-12, 2020 Munich #Media #human #society. Questions and answers from communication and media studies in times of rapid media change [1]
64. 2019 09-11 May 2019 Muenster Integration through communication in digitized publics [2]
63. 2018 09-11 May 2018 Mannheim Self-determination in the digital world [3]
62. 2017 March 30th - April 1st Dusseldorf Networking. Stability and change in social communication [4]
61. 2016 March 30th - April 1st Leipzig 100 years of communication science in Germany: from a specialty to an integration discipline [5]
2016 March 30 Leipzig Pre-Conference: "Technical Innovations - Media Innovations?" [6]
60. 2015 May 13-15 Darmstadt Responsibility - Justice - Public [7]
59. 2014 May 28-30 Passau Digital public (s) [8th]
58. 2013 May 8-10 Mainz From the Gutenberg Galaxy to the Google Galaxy. Old and new boundary measurements after 50 years of DGPuK [9]
57. 2012 May 16-18 Berlin MediaPolis - communication between the boulevard and parliament [10]
56. 2011 June 1-3 Dortmund Theoretically practical !? Application options and social relevance of communication and media research [11]
55. 2010 May 12-14 Ilmenau Media innovations. How media developments are changing communication in society [12]
54. 2009 April 29th - May 1st Bremen Media culture in transition [13]
53. 2008 April 30th - May 2nd Lugano Identità e varietà delle scienze della comunicazione - Identity and diversity of communication studies [14]

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Board of the DGPuK | DGPuK - German Society for Journalism and Communication Studies. Retrieved September 10, 2018 .
  2. ↑ DGPuK: Earlier annual meetings ( Memento of the original from March 5, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. . Last accessed: February 11, 2013. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.dgpuk.de