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From monthly news stories about polar expeditions to an ideology of real time updates – developments in the media shape the events that unite us, according to a media researcher at the University of Oslo.
Contrary to what many fear, the time Norwegian children spend in front of a screen is associated with a good quality of life.
Communications researcher Øyvind Ihlen finds it more than likely that the Norwegian government's communication concerning COVID-19 may have saved lives.
IMK is the host department for Screen Cultures, a research and education initiative at the Faculty of Humanities. Screen Cultures is an interdisciplinary research area in which we analyse and reflect on the manifold implications of screens in and for our daily lives.