22. March 2024
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Who do we listen to on the Radio? Some time ago, in the early days of my analytical work, I analysed radio programmes from time to time. One programme called ‘Arrested by the police – and then what?’ in the … Continue reading →
16. January 2016
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English Version follows German. Heute ist der 16. Januar, mein Blog SchspIN wird 3 Jahre alt und im Hintergrund läuft das Radio: Die Sendung IM GESPRÄCH MIT HÖRERN, in der jeden Samstag zwischen 9 und 11 Uhr ein oder zwei … Continue reading →
13. August 2015
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Lately I have heard quite a few people saying that it is the female comissioning editors’ fault so few women directors are working in German television. I have not found any reliable data to support this, but if the appallingly … Continue reading →
14. August 2014
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It’s a Men’s Radio World? (for public Deutschlandradio Kultur) Twice already I have written about a German live radio show on Deutschlandradio Kultur that is broadcast every saturday between 9 and 11, called IM GESPRÄCH (Conversations). I investigated the topics … Continue reading →
29. December 2013
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Review 2013: Talk on the Radio There is a weekly radio show on the German station Deutschlandradio Kultur, every saturday from 9 to 11 a.m. called Radiofeuilleton – Im Gespräch (Conversations). This is a show with one or two expert … Continue reading →
20. November 2013
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“Tis early practice only makes the master.” Discussing possible effects a strong gender imbalance in film and television may have on a young audience (thoughts from London, Los Angeles and Berlin), the Saure Gurke / Pickled Cucumber Award and female … Continue reading →
8. September 2013
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Listen to the Radio More exciting than having Bananas for Breakfast every Day. The German media organization ProQuote has just published some new data on men in the media: 98 % male chief editors in the print media, 82 % … Continue reading →