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Update on the FSMK Symposium 2022

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9 February 2022

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This year, The Swedish Association for Media and Communication Research (FSMK)’s annual symposium, The “FSMK-dagen” will take place at Mid Sweden University in Sundsvall on 5 to 6 May.

The theme is “Digitalisation and its impact on research and teaching“. The event, includes both “FSMK-dagen” and “MKV-dagen”. As some countries already have removed most Corona restrictions, the planning committee confirms that they intend a physical event in Sundsvall.

Solange Hamrin of the planning committee says information about the program, registration and hotels will come in early March.

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