Cooperation and Crossmediality Sample Clauses

Cooperation and Crossmediality. DRadio Wissen will use a crossmedial approach. The content of linear programming will be of- fered as audio and to a smaller extent as text online. DRadio Wissen will link up with sophisti- cated television programmes through pro- gramme tips and interviews with writers and ed- itors from ARD, ZDF, arte, and 3sat as part of its topic modules. This will expand its own content offering and gives listeners advice for gaining additional, in-depth information from public tel- evision, and thus emphasise its role as a quality producer. Deutschlandradio is currently already cooperat- ing with an array of foundations and academ- ic/educational institutions as part of its infor- mation and cultural charter, e.g. with the Xxxxx- al Agency for Civic Education (events for the Prague Spring), the Goethe-Institut, the Xxxxxx- Xxxxxxxxxxx Academy of Sciences and Humani- ties (ZEIT-Forum der Wissenschaft, ZEIT Academ- ic Forum), and the German Museums Associa- tion (regional museum series over 1.5 years). This cooperation relates to individual shows, se- xxxx, and public events. DRadio Wissen will ex- 66 pand this cooperation and can generate new information available from knowledge provid- ers by using these institutions' events, subse- quently using this information for its own pro- gramming. These institutions have a noticeably large interest in cooperating with the Natio- xxxxx Hörfunk. Until now, only a modest num- ber of cooperative relationships could be of- fered. With DRadio Wissen, there will be new opportunities for cooperation on both sides and in the interests of the target listener group. Deutschlandradio currently already has an in- tensive cooperative relationship with print me- dia. Owing to programming's current concen- tration on information (political, economic) and culture, cooperation has largely been limited to political journalism and newspaper features. Expert editors from the print media have an opportunity to speak with Deutschlandfunk and Deutschlandradio. Segments from the Natio- xxxxx Hörfunk's stations are reproduced by the print media. DRadio Wissen offers the oppor- tunity to expand such cooperation to nature and technology journalism, academia, knowledge features, and appropriate periodi- cals. The already existing cooperation models can be carried over to the DRadio Wissen topic areas for this.
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