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“Media Literacy vs. Fake News” – second Public Value Lecture in cooperation with Austrian Public Service Media (ORF) at FHWien der WKW

March 20, 2019

Oliver Ortner (ORF 2 Channelmanagement) was guest speaker on March 18, 2019 at the new lecture series initiated by the study area “Journalism & Media Management”

“Media Literacy vs. Fake News – Coverage of the EU Elections by the Austrian Broadcasting Corporation (ORF)” was the title of the discussion between Oliver Ortner (ORF 2 Channelmanagement), Konrad Mitschka (ORF Public Value Competence Center) and Gisela Reiter (Teaching & Research Associate at FHWien der WKW) about questions dealing with media politics and challenges for quality media in Austria. The focus was on editorial decisions especially for news media coverage like “Zeit im Bild” (ZIB) and new media offerings for younger user groups provided by public service media.

This second Public Value Lecture also took place in the course of the European Media Literacy Week. The initiative of the European Commission aims to underline the social importance of Media literacy in an increasingly digitalized media landscape and to support projects dealing with that topic. In one week (March 18-22, 2019) about 200 events dealing with Media literacy took place, an overview and further information can be found here.

Contact and Input:

Mag.a Gisela Reiter
Teaching & Research Associate
Department of Communication

FHWien der WKW
University of Applied Sciences for Management & Communication
Währinger Gürtel 97
1180 Wien/Vienna, Österreich/Austria

M: +43 690 40476103
gisela.reiter@fh-wien.ac.at