Press Ownership in the Interwar Period in Central Europe

Tuesday Nov 21, 2023, 10:00 AM → 3:30 PM Europe/Budapest

Földszint-Zrínyi terem/Ludovika Főépület (Ludovika Főépület)

 

 

 

Regisztráció:         https://ludevent.uni-nke.hu/event/3565

The international workshop deals with various issues regarding the economic aspects of the press in the interwar period in East Central Europe. These include press ownership and business models, the relationship between ownership and content as well as the broader political context of the press.

The program of the international workshop:

Matej Hanula (Senior Research Fellow, Institute of History of Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava) – Press ownership and political parties in interwar Slovakia

Katarzyna Drąg (Institute of Journalism, Media and Social Communication

The Pontifical University of John Paul II, Krakow) – Development of the Polish press in the interwar period – legal, political, and economic context

 

Alexandra Szilagyi (Lecturer, Babeș-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca) – Dynamics of Press Ownership and Content in Interwar Romania: A Comprehensive Analysis

Antonija Čuvalo, Faculty of Political Science University of Zagreb és Paula Čatipović, Faculty of Political Science University of Zagreb – Interwar Media Ownership in the South East Europe: the Case of Yugoslavia

Tibor Klestenitz (Research Fellow, Faculty of Defence Law and Administration, Faculty of Military Science and Officer Training, Ludovika University of Public Service and National Széchényi Library, Lipták Dorottya Research Group, Budapest) – The Bottomless Barrel. Financing of the Central Press Company in Hungary in the Interwar Period

Eszter Balázs (Senior Research Fellow, Institute of Central European Studies, Eötvös József Research Center, Ludovika University of Public Service, Budapest) – Main trends of Hungarian Press Ownership and its Public Representation in Interwar Hungary 

A kép forrása: Fortepan. Adományozó: Nagy István

We warmly invite and welcome all interested parties

The registration is free.