About Vilde
Vilde Schanke Sundet is a researcher in film and television studies at the Inland Norway University (Lillehammer) and a guest researcher at the Institute for Social Research (Oslo, Norway). She is currently working on two research projects, one on distruptiv change and new media policy, and one on online drama and fan culture. Sundet holds a PhD in media studies from University of Oslo (2012). From 2014-2017 she was a postdoctoral fellow at the Inland Norway University, doing a project on television drama, digital production cultures and changing audience relations. From 2010-2014, she worked as a senior advisor on media policy at the Norwegian Ministry of Culture.
Sundet has published one book (co-authored), and several book chapters and peer-reviewed articles in journals like Media, Culture & Society, Media History, Convergence, Northern Lights, First Monday, VIEW, Nordicom Review, 16:9 filmtidsskrift and Norsk medietidsskrift. She is currently writing a book on television drama in the age of streaming (in contract with Palgrave Pivot).
Research interests includes media industry studies (including television studies and production studies), audience and fan studies (including studies of fan organization), studies of media change (including studies of digitalization, media convergence and media innovation) and studies of media policy and regulation (including studies of public service broadcasting).
Profil at the Lillehammer University College
Profil on Academia.edu
Profil on LinkedIn.
Photo: Søren Vestergaard (Nordiske Nätter 5. November 2016)
Sundet has published one book (co-authored), and several book chapters and peer-reviewed articles in journals like Media, Culture & Society, Media History, Convergence, Northern Lights, First Monday, VIEW, Nordicom Review, 16:9 filmtidsskrift and Norsk medietidsskrift. She is currently writing a book on television drama in the age of streaming (in contract with Palgrave Pivot).
Research interests includes media industry studies (including television studies and production studies), audience and fan studies (including studies of fan organization), studies of media change (including studies of digitalization, media convergence and media innovation) and studies of media policy and regulation (including studies of public service broadcasting).
Profil at the Lillehammer University College
Profil on Academia.edu
Profil on LinkedIn.
Photo: Søren Vestergaard (Nordiske Nätter 5. November 2016)
