Florian Glaser;
Johann Ambach;
Jasmin Klarica;
Björn Matthies;
Johann Müller;
Birgit C. Schlick-Steiner;
Bernhard Seifert;
Florian M. Steiner;
Melanie Wankmüller-Tista;
Herbert Christian Wagner
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Johann Neumayer;
Otto Leiner;
Johannes Schied;
Walter Wallner
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Barbara Stoifl;
Carina Broneder
Zusammenfassung deutsch und englisch
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Thomas Dirnböck;
Gerald Hochedlinger;
Karl Knaebel;
Dietmar Moser;
Christian Nagl;
Kristina Schaufler
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David Fritz;
Michael Gössl;
Eva Hatzl;
Stephan Poupa;
Werner Pölz;
Hanna Schreiber
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Michael Roll;
Thomas Weißenbach;
Christian Neubauer
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Hannah Greber;
Loes Aaldering;
Sophie Lecheler
Immersive journalism has emerged as an innovative journalistic approach promising enhanced attention and understanding through interactive, virtual environments. Previously, this was mostly tested through factual knowledge. However, evaluating immersive audio-visual modalities solely along factual knowledge falls short of considering, firstly, what about and how an immersive experience is remembered and, secondly, the importance of considering the perceptions surrounding information acquisition.... read more
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Immanuel. M. Bomze;
Francesco Rinaldi;
Damiano Zeffiro
Invented some 65 years ago in a seminal paper by Marguerite Straus-Frank and Philip Wolfe, the Frank–Wolfe method recently enjoys a remarkable revival, fuelled by the need of fast and reliable first-order optimization methods in Data Science and other relevant application areas. This review tries to explain the success of this approach by illustrating versatility and applicability in a wide range of contexts, combined with an account on recent progress in variants, both improving on the speed an... read more
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Paul Balluff;
Jakob-Moritz Eberl;
Sarina Joy Oberhänsli;
Jana Bernhard-Harrer;
Hajo G. Boomgaarden;
Andreas Fahr;
Martin Huber
Mounting concern surrounds the influence of political actors on journalism, especially as media outlets face increasing financial pressures. These circumstances can give rise to instances of media capture, a mutually corrupting relationship between political actors and media organizations. However, empirical evidence substantiating such mechanisms and their consequences remains limited, particularly in the context of Western democracies. This chapter investigates a recent case in which a former ... read more
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Tom Higham;
Marine Frouin;
Katerina Douka;
Annamaria Ronchitelli;
Paolo Boscato;
Stefano Benazzi;
Jacopo Crezzini;
Vincenzo Spagnolo;
Maxine McCarty;
Giulia Marciani;
Armando Falcucci;
Matteo Rossini;
Simona Arrighi;
Clarissa Dominici;
Thibaut Devièse;
Jean-Luc Schwenninger;
Ivan Martini;
Adriana Moroni;
Francesco Boschin
The process by which Palaeolithic Europe was transformed from a Neanderthal-dominated region to one occupied exclusively by Homo sapiens has proven challenging to diagnose. A blurred chronology has made it difficult to determine when Neanderthals disappeared and whether modern humans overlapped with them. Italy is a crucial region because here we can identify not only Late Mousterian industries, assumed to be associated with Neanderthals, but also early Upper Palaeolithic industries linked with ... read more
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