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Can Public Broadcasting News Save Democracy in Digital Times? New Study by Dr. Kai Manke & Prof. Thorsten Hennig-Thurau

In our increasingly chaotic political arena, Public Broadcasting News (think: Germany’s 'Tagesschau') drive people's political participation and civic engagement -- in ways that commercial news media do not. Public Broadcasting News (PBN) also contribute to people's political knowledge and their support for democratic values, two key foundations of any (truly) democratic society.

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Amazon Insights! Florian Mair inspires at the Marketing Center Münster

Last week, the Marketing Center had the privilege of welcoming Florian Mair, Head of Amazon's Europe-wide fashion and apparel business and General Manager at the world-leading etailer, for not just one, but two engaging events. Florian Mair’s visit provided students with unique insights into Amazon's strategies that so strongly impact consumers as well as businesses on a global scale, the world of digital business as a whole, and invaluable career advice.

 

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X-Talk: Night at the Metaverse Museum!

Thursday, 23. January 2025 - 20:00 to 21:30, VRChat

In 1965-66, filmmaker Ulrich Schamoni returned to Münster to capture its post-war transformation in “Alle Jahre wieder,” a film that delves into themes of family, adultery, tradition, and hypocrisy. His movie, reflecting Schamoni’s mixed feelings about his hometown, won several awards and remains cherished by “Münsteranern”.

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Prof. Hennig-Thurau at Tagesschau on Film Tourism and the Netflix Series "Emily in Paris"

Prof. Dr. Thorsten Hennig-Thurau, head of the Chair of Marketing and Media at MCM, University of Münster, commented on the subject of film tourism in a Tagesschau article. Starting with the popular Netflix series "Emily in Paris" and discussions about a possible move of the protagonist to Rome, Prof. Hennig-Thurau analyzed the effects of such productions on the popularity of filming locations.

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New Study in the Journal of Retailing by MCM-Professor Hennig-Thurau and MCM Alumni Kupfer and Marchand: What Drives Store Closures in the Digital Age?

Journal of Retailing Article

A new article co-authored by Prof. Thorsten Hennig-Thurau from the MCM’s Chair of Marketing and Media and Prof. Ann-Kristin Kupfer (KIT) and Prof. Andre Marchand (Leipzig University), both former faculty members of the Marketing Center, has been published by the prestigious Journal of Retailing. The article explores the reasons behind the widespread closures of physical retail stores, focusing on the apparel and media sectors between 2015 and 2020.

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One Coffee with MCM - The First Episode of Our New Conversation Format on MCM-TV

Our social media team at the Marketing Center Münster has just launched a new format -- "One Coffee with MCM" is a series of informal conversations with MCM team members. It gives Nora Duschner and Johanna Tolksdorf (both study at the Universität Münster) and also our other Münster students (who are invited to submit questions) the opportunity to ask what they always wanted to know from their professors and other faculty, with questions ranging from formal to informal, from professional to personal.

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