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Television in New Media Environments. Results and Prospects for the Future of Television Use

Pulisher information (in German)

Hasebrink, U.; Dreier, H.; Krotz, F.; Weiß, R. (2001): Fernsehen in neuen Medienumgebungen. Befunde und Perspektiven zur Zukunft der Fernsehnutzung [Television in New Media Environments. Results and Prospects for the Future of Television Use]. Berlin: Vistas.

Pulisher information (in German)

Hasebrink, U.; Dreier, H.; Krotz, F.; Weiß, R. (2001): Fernsehen in neuen Medienumgebungen. Befunde und Perspektiven zur Zukunft der Fernsehnutzung [Television in New Media Environments. Results and Prospects for the Future of Television Use]. Berlin: Vistas.

About this publication

Authors

Hardy Dreier, M. A. • Prof. Dr. Friedrich Krotz • Prof. em. Dr. Uwe Hasebrink • Prof. Dr. Ralph Weiß

Year of publication

2001

RELATED KEYWORDS

democracy • communication studies • television • participation • media economy • digitalisation • media environment

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