📢 EMHIS Roundtable: Entangling Women’s Media & Activism

📅 Wed, Nov 19 · 12:00–13:00 CET
💻 Online (Zoom)

With: Elisa Hendriks, Heidi Kurvinen, Kristin Skoog
Moderated by Alec Badenoch

Interested in joining? Comment below or reach out via emhis.org!

📚 New Book Alert

@bettovanwaarden.bsky.social "Politicians and Mass Media in the Age of Empire" explores how politicians met the rise of mass communication around 1900 — shaping democratization and public politics across borders. Find more more info or purchase here: tinyurl.com/3n6xjsfh

🎥 Join us for our next #EMHIS Lunch Talk!
📅 Wed, Oct 15 | ⏰ 12–13 CET | 💻 Online

Prof. John Wyver (Westminster) on Magic Rays of Light: Writing the Early History of Television in Britain — a cultural history of pre-war TV beyond tech & institutions.

Comment below for the Zoom or visit
emhis.org

✨ New semester, new series! ✨

EMHIS is excited to announce the Autumn 2025 Online Seminar Series!

🔗 For the link: maximilian.brockhaus@univie.ac.at (or comment below)
🌍 For more info: emhis.org

#EMHIS #MediaHistory #OnlineSeminar

The spring 2025 programme for the EMHIS online lunch seminar series is here! Welcome!

Next up in our EMHIS seminar series: Emil Seidenfaden will give a talk on the information strategies of the League of Nations. This Wed 12-13 CET, contact @atommarie.bsky.social for Zoom link

The EMHIS online lunch seminar spring schedule is here! We are starting off by moving beyond borders and we end up, as always, with radiophilia.

Tomorrow Wed 6 Dec in our lunch webinar series we will have a book launch of ”Expanding Media Histories” with short presentations of three of the chapters. Zoom 12-13 CET. Contact @atommarie.bsky.social for link. Welcome! 📕🎅🏻📕
OA version here: www.kriterium.se/site/books/e...