In Vienna, the Network of Critical Communication Sciences https://krikowi.net/ organizes from 12 to 14 May an international conference on the ownership and public function of the media in Vienna under the slogan Property, the media, the public. There it will be represented by ARGIA, invited by the organization.
The meeting will take place at the Economic and Business University of Vienna. Conferences, round tables and workshops will be held for three days. Among other things, they will reflect on the contradictions involved in the use of platforms in the hands of multinationals, on data ownership, on the role of the left-wing media and on the risk of the media being left in low hands.
Lander Arbelaitz, from ARGIA, will participate in the round table "Media Ownership Beyond Capitalism", together with Jacobin Magazine from Germany, The Press Project from Greece, Orange Radio from Austria and Baricada from Eastern Europe. ARGIA has been invited as a means of communication of the working class to publicize our experience and explain the model of ownership and subscription.
In addition to talking about the ownership and role of the non-common sense media, the meeting will seek synergies between independent European communication projects. This task will also involve the representation of ARGIA to Vienna.
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