The 10th Economics of Media Bias Workshop takes place in 2027 at the University of Zurich, Switzerland. The exact date and further information will be announced soon.
Zurich, Switzerland
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About
The Economics of Media Bias Workshop is an annual event that takes place at varying universities. It brings together economists and researchers from related disciplines to discuss how media bias can be measured, what causes media bias, and how media bias affects economic, political, and societal outcomes. The first workshop was conducted in 2015 at Hamburg Media School, Germany, where participants initiated a funding application that should help finance future workshops on the topic. The application was approved by the German Research Foundation, providing funds for workshops in Lausanne (2017), Cologne (2018), and Berlin (2019). The series was interrupted by the coronavirus pandemic and continued in 2022, thanks to the support of numerous academic institutions. The Economics of Media Bias Workshop brings together the different perspectives, approaches, and methods that can be found in the area. It aims to support and integrate young researchers by connecting them with more experienced scholars.
Events
Access the archive of past workshops.
Berlin, Germany
28/05/2026 –
29/05/2026
The 9th Economics of Media Bias Workshop takes place on May 28 and 29, 2026, at Hertie School, Berlin, Germany. Ruben Durante (National University of Singapore) and Pinar Yildirim (Wharton School) will deliver the keynote speech.
Frankfurt, Germany
08/05/2025 –
09/05/2025
The 8th Economics of Media Bias Workshop takes places at the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management, Germany.
Cologne, Germany
29/02/2024 –
01/03/2024
The 7th Economics of Media Bias Workshop featured several sessions exploring media bias and its impact on society. The conference dealt with current issues related to censorship, social media, editorial choices, the visibility of women in media, the role of media in fighting intolerance, and the concentration of media markets, for example.