Karl Christian Führer, Knut Hicketheir und Axel Schildt
Public Discourse – Media – History Concepts of Modern Public Discourse and Access to its Research

Kaspar Maase
Popular Art and Public Instruction. The Regulation of Film and Cinema in Imperial Germany

Jörg Requate
Media Power and Politics. The Political Ambitions of Major Newspaper Owners – Hearst, Northcliffe, Beaverbrook and Hugenberg in Comparison

Gideon Reuveni
Reading and Consumption. The Birth of Consumer Culture in German Newspaper and Advertising until 1933

Konrad Dussel
German Radio, German Culture. Radio Programmes as Indicators of Cultural Change

Horst O. Halefeldt
A Radio Station for Eight States: NORAG. Regional Radio in the Weimar Republic

Adelheid von Saldern
American Magazines. On the History of Social Opinion Makers (1880-1940)

Wolfgang Mühl-Benninghaus
The Development of German Sound Films in the Context of Media Interconnection

Clemens Zimmermann
Rural Cinemas Under National Socialism

Karl Heinz Reuband
»Illicit Radio« in the Third Reich. Extent, Forms and Patterns of Communication in Dealing with Banned Radio Stations

Uta Schwarz
Newsreels as Sources of Cultural and Social History. The Category of Gender in the West German Newsreels in the 1950‘s

Daniela Münkel
Media Policies under Konrad Adenauer and Willy Brandt

Wolfgang Kraushaar
1968 and Mass Media

Josef Schmid
Director Klaus von Bismarck and the Campaign Against the WDR – the »Red Station«