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Welcome to Media Trends 2015: Power and Media: Ownership, Sponsorship, Censorship
A conference hosted by Webster Vienna Private University 10-12 September, 2015

We have lined up a diverse group of academics, media professionals, IGO and NGO representatives and students to critically analyze:

  • All aspects of overt and covert control of communication
  • Concentration of ownership
  • Advertiser, commercial, financial and political influences
  • Agenda-setting, framing, technological and organizational constraints
  • Media empowerment

Click here for conference panels, full abstracts and biographies
Click here for the extended call for papers

We look forward to seeing you in Vienna!

The Media Trends 2015 Organizing Committee

Conference Registration

Conference Registration   €175 
Single-Day Registration €75 per day
Student Registration €25

Note: We cannot accept cash payments on the day of the event. Credit card transactions permitted. 

Register here 

Webster Students are free to join the conference. If you wish to join the conference participants for lunch, please contact mediatrends2015@webster.ac.at to register for a reduced student fee.

Non-Webster students who wish to attend the conference may attend at a reduced student fee of €25. For more information please contact mediatrends2015@webster.ac.at.There is an additional charge for the conference dinner for students.

Conference participants can use PayPal or pay by bank transfer. 

Bank transfer:

Webster Vienna Private University
Bildungsverein für die Freunde der Webster University (St.Louis, USA)

Bank Information:
Erste Bank der österreichischen Sparkassen AG
Graben 21, 1010 Wien
BIC: GIBAATWWXXX
IBAN: AT47 2011 1310 0310 1197

Please indicate the following purpose on your payment: MT 2015

Conference Hotels

Most of our guests will be staying at Hotel Stefanie, which is offering a discount for Media Trends 2015 conference goers. Please use the Webster Vienna name when you book.

Other hotels nearby are Hotel Wien and Das Capri

Restaurants and pubs

Vienna’s second district is filled with great restaurants and pubs. Even better: if you walk across the bridge just one block from us, you are right in the heart of the capital’s first district. We encourage you to explore our city, which has been voted most livable in the world, but if you still need a few suggestions, please check out the “eat & out” section of our student news site, TheLoop.at.

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