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2012.03.16 | News from the management, Public/media

New web design

The CFI website has been redesigned in accordance with the new AU web design.

2012.03.13 | IT, computer science and mathematics , Religion and theology, Events

Book reception

The Centre for Internet Research is pleased to invite you to celebrate the publication of two new edited books.

2012.03.13 | Events, Staff

Methods for analysing social networks

Center for Internet Research has invited the Belgian researcher Cedric Courtois who uses innovative methods for analysing social networks.

2012.01.27 | Research news

Histories of Public Service Broadcasters on the Web

Niels Brügger and Maureen Burns has edited this new book

Recent publications

  • Burns, Maureen & Brügger, Niels (eds.) (2012): Histories of Public Service Broadcasters on the Web. Peter Lang.
  • Bechmann, Anja (2012): "User Participation at the Danish Broadcasting Corporation 1998-2010: Changing Patterns", Histories of Public Service Broadcasters on the Web (eds. M. Burns & N. Brügger). Peter Lang, pp. 193-206.
  • Bechmann, Anja (2011): "Closer Apart? : The Networks of Cross-Media News Production", Making Online News (eds. D. Domingo & C. Paterson). New York : Peter Lang, pp. 15-29.
  • Brügger, Niels (2011): "Digital History and a Register of Websites: An Old Practice with New Implications", The Long History of New Media: Technology, Historiography, and Contextualizing Newness (eds. D.W. Park, N.W. Jankowski & S. Jones), Peter Lang Publishing, pp. 283-298.
  • Brügger, Niels (2011): "Web Archiving — Between Past, Present, and Future", The Handbook of Internet Studies (eds. M. Consalvo, & C. Ess), Wiley-Blackwell, pp. 24-42.
  • Finnemann, Niels Ole (2011): "Mediatization Theory and Digital Media", Communications. European Journal of Communication Research. Vol. 36, 1, 2011. pp. 67-89.
  • Finnemann, Niels Ole (2011): "11. september blev også mediehistorisk en skelsættende begivenhed", 11. september. Verdens tilstand ti år efter (ed. M. Fenger Grøndahl). Aarhus Universitetsforlag, pp. 73-97.
  • Tække, Jesper (2011): "Digital panopticism and organizational power", Surveillance and Society, Vol. 8, No. 4, 2011, pp. 441-454.
  • Brænder, Morten (2011): "Fortællinger fra fronten. En narrativ analyse af civilreligiøse elementer i militære blogs", Politica 43 (2).
  • Jørgensen, Rikke Frank (2011). "Human Rights and their role in global media and communication discourses", The Handbook of Global Media and Communication Policy (eds. Robin Mansell & Marc Raboy). Blackwell Publishing, MA.
  • Ess, Charles, Cheong, Pauline, Fischer-Nielsen, Peter & Gelfgren, Stefan (eds.) (2011): Digital Religion, Social Media and Culture: Perspectives, Practices and Futures. Peter Lang.

The Centre for Internet Research (CFI) was established in 2000 in order to promote research into the social and cultural functions and implications of the internet. CFI serves as a meeting place and forum for local and international internet researchers within the humanities and social sciences. We organise internal and external research seminars and conferences. We are engaged in a number of research projects and collaborations with other research institutions, and we endow PhD projects within the field of internet research. Read more..

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Revised 2012.04.17

New times at au.dk/en

The university’s website is being redesigned. The design and content will therefore change, and you may experience for a while that old and new sections are mixed together, and that the content is not in its usual place.

We hope that the new website will make up for any inconvenience, and that you will enjoy greater coherence throughout and find the website simpler to use.

Why are we making a mess?

In the time ahead, you will notice a mixture of old and new designs in the pages on the website.

In spring 2011, Aarhus University’s nine main academic areas were reduced to four, and the fifty-five departments became twenty-six. This was to unify the organisation and to strengthen the university’s interdisciplinary approach. We are now following suit by restructuring the entire website to ensure more coherence in the content and design.

Such an exercise takes time – and we hope you will bear with us!

Take a short cut

Under the HOT KEY at the top right, you can find links to the most frequently used content on the website, as well as the two new universes for staff and students.

Where can I find it?

Use the new mega dropdowns to get an overview of the website’s content. They open when you run your mouse over the navigation at the top.

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