By: Li Ziheng, Melnik Emil, Wu Meng Yu, Nebauer Dominik
What is and should be done in the EU about regulating in ICT?
Half a year ago the European Union commission sued Google for taking advantage of their monopoly position in advertisement with a fine over 2.4 billion Euro. More than a year ago Apple was […]
28th December 2017, by Mara Dorfmann, Lydia Li, Alexandra Hoffmann, Shan Yi
“What happens when we leave the EU?” – this is the most asked question from British people to Google – interesting and shocking at the same time is, that people from Britain started to ask Google this questions after the Referendum was over […]
by Eva Li
After visiting Beijing and our Buddies there, our next stop was Nanjing. Our Chinese
Buddies and the responsible teachers set up an intense and fun schedule for us.
On the first day, we met our Buddies at the Nanjing Normal University campus, which is
said to be one of the most beautiful ones in China. […]
by Oliver Beilharz
After the MCM-program was finished, I did not immediately left China. I wanted to see another part of the country, so I went to Yunnan, a province in the very South of China.
I want to share my personal experience, which I had in a mountain village with locals harvesting the honey there. […]
by Miriam Hettwer
One of our classes at Fudan University Shanghai was quite different from the others. When you study Media and Communication, you usually would expect courses about Media Practice, Media Economy, Media Politics etc. But many people forget that art is also a way of communication with strong visual statements and messages. Hence, […]
by Dominik Bogensperger
Within my travels in China, the plank walk has been one of the most exciting experiences I had. And probably also the most stupid one…
After visiting Xi´an, one of the former capital cities of China and known for a lot of cultural heritage, including the very famous terracotta army, I decided […]
by Anne Marie Zeif
The German publishing house Langenscheidt nominated the neologism ‚Smombie‘ as the so called youth word of the year 2015. It is a combination of the two words smartphone and zombie and describes people who are staring at their smartphone and fading out their environment. The excessive use of smartphones in present-day […]
by Maximilian Egner
As we arrived in China, every beer-loving German was a little bit shocked by the Chinese beer drinking habits. Besides the unusual taste and the very low percentage of the beer, Chinese people drink their beer most of the time not cold and out of tiny glasses or even plastic cups. But […]
by Sandra Tritscher
Four months living on the other side of the world in Shanghai. For me. it was a very intense, interesting and amazing adventure. However, moving to another country you have never been before is a tough task. Especially in the first days and weeks I definitely had a so-called culture shock. You […]
by Menghan Gong, Quan Shi and Fan Li
In recent years, the television market in mainland China has been flooded with different kinds of introduced programs, especially the format-imported programs. It gets extraordinary popular among the audience. The applications of format-imported programs seem to achieve great success for the TV industry in China. However, with […]
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