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20 years of media studies in Trier: On the 27th of January 2018, media studies celebrated its history, with various contributions by students, a keynote by Silke Burmester focusing on “influencers and journalists”, a panel discussion about attention in the media, and obviously reviews and outlooks with emotional tributes.

Few developments are so important for media studies like the change of media, caused by the digitalisation for about 20 years. At the day of media science on the 5th of November 2016, two topics covered this aspect: Oliver Auster explained how his employer, the German tabloid “Bild”, reacted to the challenge, and Corinna Trierweiler, Fabienne Aßmann, and Steffen Büffel spoke about the job chances of alumni of media studies.

“Computer games as media art”: In this year, we invited Stephan Schwingeler, a pioneer in the field of game studies and himself alumni of media studies in Trier, to give a keynote at the day of media studies. Taking a media studies perspective, he talked about an area which we consider not often enough. How are computer games used in media art?

“The crisis of journalism” – this was the topic of this year’s day of media studies. Why do people risk becoming journalists despite the crisis? And what do the findings from the crises in the Ukraine, Syria and Iraq mean for professional media?

On Media Studies Day, the Trier Media Studies Department celebrated its 15th birthday with exciting topics. Stefan Raue’s lecture on trimediality at MDR convinced with practical relevance, but remained pale when it came to the internet. The central question of the panel discussion: Can journalists help shape the digital future at all?

Last Saturday (29th October 2011), medianetz Trier and the media studies (University of Trier) organized a panel discussion regarding “public relations in the age of social media”. What do social media mean for public relations (PR)?