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Louise Sprengelmeyer, M. A.

Louise Sprengelmeyer, M. A.

Junior Researcher Journalism Research

Louise Sprengelmeyer, B. A., has been a junior researcher at the Leibniz Institute for Media Research | Hans-Bredow-Institut (HBI) since August 2019. She works in research programme 1 "Transformation of Public Communication: Journalistic and Intermediary Functions in the Process of Opinion Formation". She is particularly focused on the changing relationship between journalism and the public.
 
Previously, she worked at the HBI as a student assistant to Prof. Dr. Wiebke Loosen.
 
Louise Sprengelmeyer studied journalism and communication science in Hamburg. During her studies, she also worked as a student assistant with Prof. Dr. Michael Brüggemann at Universität Hamburg.
 
Her research interests lie in the transformation of journalism in times of profound mediatisation and datafication.

Louise Sprengelmeyer, M. A.

Junior Researcher Journalism Research

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M&K 3/2022

The articles in issue 3/2022 of our journal "Medien & Kommunikationswissenschaft" [Media & Communication Studies] deal with the question of "How Election Communication Mobilizes" (Winfried Schulz), with "Structural Differences between Journalists’ Perceptions o...

Journalismus und sein Publikum: Die Re-Figuration einer Beziehung und ihre Folgen für die journalistische Aussagenentstehung

"Journalismus und sein Publikum: Die Re-Figuration einer Beziehung und ihre Folgen für die journalistische Aussagenentstehung [Journalism and Its Audience: The Re-Figuration of a Relationship and Its Consequences for Articulating Journalistic Statements]", presentation by J. Reimer, W...

Divergenz durch Konvergenz? Selbst- und Fremderwartungen an Journalismus in Zeiten des Kommunikationswandels

"Divergenz durch Konvergenz? Selbst- und Fremderwartungen an Journalismus in Zeiten des Kommunikationswandels [Divergence through Convergence? (Self-)Expectations of Journalism in Times of Changing Communication]“, presentation by J. Reimer, S. Hoelig, W. Loosen as well as L. Sprengelmeye...

Journalism and Its Audience: The Re-Figuration of a Relationship and Its Influence on News Production

"Journalism and Its Audience: The Re-Figuration of a Relationship and Its Influence on News Production", presentation by J. Reimer, W. Loosen and L. Sprengelmeyer in the DGPuK panel "The Re-Figuration of Public Communication in Times of Deep Mediatization: Pioneer Journalism, Audience...
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