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“Medien & Kommunikationswissenschaft“ offers a forum for the discussion of media and communication-related issues and for analyses of media development from different perspectives and for all media.
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From March 2013 until July 2014, Dr. Anne Schulze worked at the Hans-Bredow-Institut as a research assistant as part of the BMFSFJ-/LfM-project, “Kinder und (Online-) Werbung [Children and (Online) Advertising]".
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“Is this advertisement?” Children as well as many adults have more and more problems to recognise advertisement on the internet. An interdisciplinary project examines to what extent children meet advertisement on their favourite websites and what requirements are imposed on primary schoo...
Preusse, J.; Schulze, A. (2016): Online-PR von NGOs. Forschungsüberblick und empirische Befunde einer Nutzerstudie von NGO-Seiten in Facebook [Online PR of NGOs. Research Overview and Empirical Results of a Study on Users of NGO Facebook Pages. In: L. Rademacher, N. Remus (eds.),...
Dreyer, S.; Lampert, C.; Schulze, A. (2014): Kinder und Onlinewerbung. Erscheinungsformen von Werbung im Internet, ihre Wahrnehmung durch Kinder und ihr regulatorischer Kontext [Children and Online Advertising. Forms of Internet Advertising, Their Reception by Children and Their Regulatory Context]....
Schulze, A.; Preusse, J. (2014): Erwartungen und Ansprüche von Nutzern an den Auftritt intermediärer Organisationen in sozialen Onlinenetzwerken. Eine Studie am Beispiel der facebook-Seiten von NGOs [User Expectations and Claims Regarding the Online Presence of Intermediary Organisations o...
Schulze, A. (2013): Internetwerbung und Kinder. Eine Rezeptionsanalyse [Internet Advertising and Children. A Reception Analysis]. Springer VS
Gehrau, V.; Schulze, A. (2013): Quantitative Beobachtung: Grundprinzipien und Anwendungen [Quantitative Observations: Basic Principles and Applications]. In: W. Möhring, D. Schlütz (Hrsg.), Handbuch standardisierte Erhebungsverfahren in der Kommunikationswissenschaft [Handbook Standar...
"Changing Commercial Communication in Online Environment. New Challenges for Young Target Groups, Poster presented by A. Schulz at the 5th European Communication Conference (ECREA) on 13 November 2014 in Lissboa, Portugal.
"Kinder und Onlinewerbung", Vorstellung der gleichnamigen Studie durch S. Dreyer, C. Lampert und S. Schulze im Rahmen der Tagung "'Vielleicht könnte das ja Werbung sein.' Zum Umgang von Kindern mit Werbung im Internet" am 3. November 2014 in Berlin.
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