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Waade, A. M. & Toft-Nielsen, C. (2016). Fankultur. In S. Kolstrup, G. Agger, P. Jauert & K. Schrøder (Eds.), Medie- og kommunikationsleksikon Online (Version 1-0 - 2013 ed.). Samfundslitteratur. http://medieogkommunikationsleksikon.dk/fankultur/
Waade, A. M. & Pold, S. (2012). Visuel kultur (opdatering). In Dansk medieleksikon (2. ed.). Samfundslitteratur.
Aveyard, K., Jensen, P. M. & Moran, A. (2016). Introduction: A changing format Mosaic. In New Patterns in Global Television Formats (pp. 1-15). Intellect Ltd..

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Jacobsen, U. C. (2010). Sustainability Discourses: Arenas of knowledge asymmetries and sites for research. Poster session presented at ASB Workshop on Sustainability, Aarhus, Denmark.
Nielsen, J. I. (2018). Why Danish TV Series Travel. Poster session presented at Transnational Television Drama, Aarhus, Denmark.
Waade, A. M. (2018). What Makes Danish Television Drama Series Travel?. Poster session presented at Transnational Television Drama, Aarhus, Denmark.
Bechmann, A. & Waade, A. M. (2013). TripAdvisor: Empirical study of communicative functions of travel apps. Abstract from Methodologies of mobile communication and media research, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Bengesser, C. H., Jensen, P. M., Spaletta, M. & De Rosa, P. (2021). Audiences’ perceptions of place, society and (TV) culture in popular European audiovisual crime narratives. Abstract from NECS 2021, Palermo, Italy. https://create.piktochart.com/output/54843434-detect_audience
Degn, H.-P., Jensen, P. M. & Krogager, S. G. S. (2015). Danish Drama Series: An Export Success Cradled on the Domestic Market. Abstract from IAMCR 2015, Montreal, Canada.
Freudendal, J. & Jensen, P. M. (2024). The Audience Turn in Screen Production: Changing Audience Behaviour and New Audience-centric Production Methods in Fictional Screen Content for Adolescents. Abstract from Media Industries 2024, London, United Kingdom.
Gemzøe, L. S. (2014). Building Bridges Across Borders: Bron/Broen vs. The Tunnel. Abstract from Ecrea 2014, Lisbon, Portugal. http://ecrea2014.ulusofona.pt/images/prog_final_web_ecrea.pdf
Jacobsen, U. C. & Rittenhofer, I. (2015). Aligning the notion of ‘public(s)’ for management communication in uncertain times. Abstract from EUPRERA 2015 Congress, Oslo, Norway.
Jacobsen, U. C. & Jensen, P. M. (2015). A three-tier, seven country audience study on the emergence of Denmark's transnational TV culture. Abstract from Nordmedia 2015, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Jacobsen, U. C. (2015). Empirical references: Locating appropriate data to explain cosmopolitan impact. Abstract from i-Mean 4@Warwick, Warwick, United Kingdom.
Jacobsen, U. C. & Engberg, J. (2012). Internationalisation and Inter-knowledge communication. Abstract from Nordic Intercultural Communication, Aarhus, Denmark. http://sskkii.gu.se/nic/
Jacobsen, U. C. (2010). Moments of knowledge communication in the arena of sustainability: Conceptualising knowledge asymmetries unfolding in communication encounters. Abstract from 14th Biennial Conference of the Rhetoric Society of America: Rhetoric: Concord and Controversy, Minneapolis, United States.
Jacobsen, U. C. (2015). On the power of non-exhaustible consumption goods to impact uneven cosmopolitan relationships. Abstract from ACSS 2015, Kobe, Japan.
Jacobsen, U. C. (2011). Sketching Knowledge Asymmetries. Abstract from Encompassing Knowledge Asymmetries, Århus, Denmark.
Jacobsen, U. C. (2018). The appropriation of Danish TV drama by cultural intermediaries in Brazil. Abstract from Media Industry Studies: Current debates and future directions, London, United Kingdom.
Jacobsen, U. C. (2013). The in/vulnerabilities of English. Abstract from CRESC Conference 2013: In/vulnerabilities and Social Change: Precarious Lives and Experimental Knowledge , London.
Jacobsen, U. C. & Schjoldager, A. (2019). Translating curatorial texts: A study of translation practices in a Danish museum. Abstract from 9th EST Congress Stellenbosch 2019, Stellenbosch, South Africa.
Jensen, P. M. & Mitric, P. (2021). Continuity, change or crisis? Producing and circulating fiction for Danish children and young audiences in the 2020s. Abstract from Nordmedia 2021, Reykjavik, Iceland.
Jensen, P. M. (2015). Global Export Patterns and Potential Impacts of Danish TV Drama. Abstract from New directions in film and television production studies, Bristol, United Kingdom.
Jensen, P. M. (2019). "Othering the Self and Same-ing the Other": Australians Watching Scandi Noir. Abstract from EURONOIR, Aalborg, Denmark.
Jensen, P. M. & Mitric, P. (2021). REACHING YOUNG AUDIENCES: A methodology to research children’s and adolescents’ notion of quality and relevance in audiovisual fiction. Abstract from SCMS 2021, United States.
Jensen, P. M. (2015). The transnational appeal of Danish TV series: a buyer’s and distributor's perspective. Abstract from TV in the Age of Transnationalisation and Transmedialisation, London, United Kingdom.
Jensen, P. M. & Waade, A. M. (2021). The Transnational Value Chain of Danish Television Drama Series. Abstract from NECS 2021, Palermo, Italy.
Jensen, P. M. & Christensen, C. L. (2024). Viscerality, mood control, and media literacy: Children’s perceptions of quality in films and series. Abstract from ECREA 2024: Communication & Social Disorder, Ljubljana, Slovakia.
Jensen, P. M. (2016). Why Does the World Love Danish Television Drama?. Abstract from SMID Biennial Meeting, Middelfart, Denmark.
Nielsen, J. I. & Øfsti, M. (2025). Export Pathways for Films from Small Markets. Abstract from NECS 2025, Lisbon, Portugal.
Nielsen, J. I. & Eichner, S. (2021). Streaming and streaming practices in Denmark. Abstract from ECREA 2020, Braga, Portugal.
Øfsti, M. & Nielsen, J. I. (2024). Exporting film, importing work, and public support: three approaches to keeping a small film industry in business. Abstract from Media Industries 2024, London, United Kingdom.
Primorac, J., Kostovska, I., Nielsen, J. I. & Øfsti, M. (2025). Pathways to sustainability for small European film markets: Balancing industrial goals with cultural & public good objectives. Abstract from NECS 2025, Lisbon, Portugal.
Schjoldager, A. & Jacobsen, U. C. (2019). Translating Cultural Translations: : A Study of Translation Practices at Frihedens Værksted. Abstract from Nordic Association of English Studies (NAES) - Aarhus, Denmark.
Waade, A. M. R. & Grønlund, A. (2023). Televisual landscape technologies: Borgen: Power & Glory in Greenland. 45-45. Abstract from Redefining Televisuality: Programmes, Practices, Methods, Potsdam-Babelsberg, Germany.
Bechmann, A., Ess, C. & Waade, A. M. (2012). Locative mobile media, place and performativity. Paper presented at Local and Mobile conference 2012, Raleigh, NC., United States.
Bengesser, C. H. & Nielsen, J. I. (2025). Crescine – Audience methodologies & insights. Paper presented at EFARN Annual Meeting, Helsinki, Finland. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18925543
Damkjaer, M. S. & Waade, A. M. R. (2025). Motherhood Marketing: Community-Building and Advocacy in Momkind’s Branded Content. Paper presented at NordMedia 2025, Odense, Denmark.
Esser, A. & Jensen, P. M. (2013). The Use of International Television Formats by Public-Service Broadcasters in Australia, Denmark and Germany. Paper presented at IAMCR 2013, Dublin, Ireland.
Falahey, A. & Jensen, P. M. (2011). Making Television around the World: Some indicators of a pilot study comparing Danish and Australian adaptations of global format television productions. Paper presented at The annual conference of the Australian Sociological Association, Newcastle, Australia.
Gemzøe, L. S. & Møller Tommerup Andersen, M. (2024). Is creative work losing its mythical status?. Paper presented at Media Industries 2024, London, United Kingdom.
Jacobsen, U. C. (2021). A New Kid on the Block: English in Greenland. Paper presented at Greenland – Denmark 1721 + 300 = 2021, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Jacobsen, U. C. (2010). A world of knowledge asymmetries: The professional communication of Swazi cultural identity. Paper presented at Language Use and Cultural Identity Workshop, Helsinki. FI, Finland.
Jacobsen, U. C. (2016). Social Responsibility as The Stranger: A case study of MIPCOM 2015. Paper presented at International Communication Conference 2016, Fukuoka, Japan.
Jacobsen, U. C. (2024). The Entanglements of English in contemporary Greenland. Paper presented at Language Ideologies and Inequality in the Arctic, Nuuk.
Jensen, P. M., Esser, A., Keinonen, H. & Lemor, A. M. (2013). A Trans-National Audience Study of a Global Format Genre: Talent Shows in Denmark, Finland, Germany and Great Britain. Paper presented at IAMCR 2013, Dublin, Ireland.
Jensen, P. M. & Jacobsen, U. C. (2019). Augmenting proximities theory: Including other proximities in the transnational travel of Danish television drama. Paper presented at NordMedia 2019, Malmö, Sweden.
Jensen, P. M. & Raats, T. (2016). Bringing distinctive TV drama? The role and effectiveness of public service media as lever for tv drama production: a two-case comparison. Paper presented at RIPE@2016 Public Service Media in a Networked Society?, Antwerpen, Belgium.
Jensen, P. M. (2017). ‘Far Away, So Close’: Sydney-siders Watching Forbrydelsen, Borgen And Bron/Broen
. 465-470. Paper presented at ECREA TV Section Conference 2017, Málaga, Spain. https://doi.org/10.24908/ss.v15i3/4.6635
Jensen, P. M. & Waade, A. M. (2021). Is the Nordic Media Welfare State facing a crisis? Young audiences' media use and their notions of quality and relevance. 1. Paper presented at The Fourth Nordic Challenges
, Boston, Massachusetts, United States.

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