A research project led by the Baltic Film, Media, and Arts School of Tallinn University (BFM), focused on creating and analyzing a knowledge graph describing Estonia’s economic and technological development, has received positive funding approval from the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications’ (MKM) research and development grant program. The project aims to create a […]
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Tallinn University’s Baltic Film, Media and Arts School is hiring a research fellow (postdoc) to work on film and TV industry public value creation processes using data science or network science methods. The fellow will be part of our research project Public Value of Open Cultural Data, but also the soon to be launched Horizon Europe project […]
Professor Indrek Ibrus published a new essay in Riigikogu’s (Estonia’s Parliament) annual trend-monitoring journal Pikksilm. In this he discusses long term trends affecting media sector including datafication, platformisation and mediatisation, but linked these also to the potentials of decentralisation/blockchain that is relevant also to this project. See the publication here.