20th ZeMKI Anniversary: International Conference on "20 Years into the Future: What is our vision of media, data, and society?"
ZeMKI, Centre for Media, Communication and Information Research
The Centre for Media, Communication and Information Research (ZeMKI) is one of nine central research units at the University of Bremen and is one of the important European institutions researching questions into media-related transformations at the interface of the cultural, social, and technical sciences. Our research focuses on the emerging digital society in terms of the inequalities it generates while probing the historicity of their genesis and the challenges posed by algorithmic systems, automation, and the burgeoning datafied society.
News
Christian Schwarzenegger on digital gaming cultures and social change
19. August 2025
Kerstin Radde-Antweiler on the socio-political relevance of video games
19. August 2025
Research Associate (f/m/d) wanted as part of the “Communicative AI” research group
19. August 2025
Winter semester - One Workshop and Four ComAI Lectures are forthcoming
14. August 2025
Dom Ford at the “Otherworldy Entertainment” conference in Copenhagen
13. August 2025
Christian Schwarzenegger at the ECREA Media and Communication Doctoral Summer School
4. August 2025
Christian Schwarzenegger as a speaker on "Wissen um 11"
1. August 2025
gamevironments Special Issue: "Peripheral Religions"
31. July 2025
The labs
Selected reasearch projects
- Active
Platform Governance Survey: A Global Study of Public Attitudes Towards Content Moderation
- Duration: 2022 – 2024
- Project lead: Dr. Dennis Redecker
- Active
Project IMPACT
- Duration: 2021 – 2025
- Project lead: Prof. Dr. Andreas Breiter, Prof. Dr. Karsten D. Wolf
- Active
Imaginaries of Artificial Intelligence: The Communicative Construction of AI in China, Germany and the US
- Duration: 2021 – 2025
- Project lead: Prof. Dr. Christian Katzenbach
- Active
Pioneer Journalism: The Re-Figuration of the Organization(s) of Journalism
- Duration: 2019 – 2025
- Project lead: Prof. Dr. Andreas Hepp
