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Josef Trappel and Tales Tomaz, from the Dept. of Communication Studies at the University of Salzburg (Kommunikationswissenschaft Uni Salzburg), have contributed to a report commissioned by The British Academy to inform the next BBC Charter Review in 2027.
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We are proud to share that Prof. Dr. Hanan Badr was invited as a speaker at the launch of the Critical AI Centre (CrAIC) at the University of Exeter.
Our department head, Prof. Josef Trappel (University of Salzburg), was invited to appear on ZIB2 on November 26 as an expert on the current debate surrounding the ORF Foundation Board.
Prof. Dr. Hanan Badr, Professor at the University of Salzburg and Salzburg Global Fellow, took part in Salzburg Global’s Public Policy New Voices Europe (13-17 Oct 2025) as a Speaker & Mentor, championing critical dialogues on Media, Migration, and Minorities.
The international award recognizes the innovative teaching and publication concept, which actively involves students in the scientific publication process.
Doctoral candidate Anna Mavrikou was honored for her outstanding research on post-migrant reporting.
In Brussels, Tales Tomaz and Josef Trappel presented the new EurOMo dataset 2025—a key step toward greater transparency in European media ownership.
Maria Schreiber and Suay Melisa Özkula played a key role in organizing this year’s ECREA Visual Cultures Interim Conference.