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The Centre for Transnational Media Research

The Centre for Transnational Media Research is dedicated to the study and understanding of transnational media flows. It provides a unique interdisciplinary and cross-disciplinary space, where researchers (academics, graduate students, practitioners) can gather and participate in sustained conversation to help better understand transnational flows of media products, recognizing multiple levels of circulation and distribution, reception platforms and audiences, and content and production practices, as well as geopolitical specificities, geo-linguistic clusters and socio-cultural marked-ness. 

Centre directors

Cathrin Helen Bengesser

Adjunkt Institut for Kommunikation og Kultur - Afdeling for Medievidenskab og Journalistik

Cathrin Bengesser is active in the fields of transnational audience research, media policy studies and comparative media systems analysis. Her research focuses on the European media markets and audiovisual industries, their relations, differences and interactions.
  

Pia Majbritt Jensen

Lektor Institut for Kommunikation og Kultur - Medievidenskab

Pia Majbritt Jensen’s research encompasses media production, globalization, media reception, TV formats, public service media, media systems, TV history, media aesthetics, media policy and regulation, trans-national studies of TV production, TV Drama, Reality TV, transnational audiences

Photographer: Djuna Violeta Hallsworth

News

Transnational VoD Cultures PhD course 2022

- Medievidenskab og Journalistik

The Centre for Transnational Media Research hosted a PhD course with 25 participants from all over the world between 30 May and 1 June 2022. The topic…

Guest researcher Juan Francisco Gutiérrez Lozano at CTMR

- Videnudveksling

Spanish professor Juan Francisco Gutiérrez Lozano has been a guest researcher at the Centre for Transnational Media Research in August 2021. As senior…

Gender & Media Symposium

 
Is the Future of Television Female?

Organizers: Sanne Eichner & Pia Majbritt Jensen
Friday 1 November, 2019
09:00-12:00