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NordMedia25 Programme Now Available

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9 July 2025

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The programme for the NordMedia25 conference in Odense is now live! You can now explore all sessions and plan your participation.

 
Below is the schedule for the NordMedia25 with an overview of all sessions. Please note that the programme may be subject to minor updates leading up to the start of the conference:

NordMedia25 programmeDownload

For the best experience, we recommend downloading the official conference app. Depending on your device, download the “CM Events” on App Store or Google Play.
 
Research papers will be available exclusively to registered conference participants in early August.

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