> ## Content Index > Fetch the complete content index at: https://www.copenhagen-review-of-communication.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover other available public pages before exploring further. # Copenhagen Preview 2027 - URL: https://www.copenhagen-review-of-communication.com/copenhagen-preview-2027-2/ - Published: 2026-10-20T10:31:39.000Z - Updated: 2026-10-21T06:53:19.000Z - Author: Timme Bisgaard Munk **Medier & Kommunikation i kontekst af tiden** Den 11\. marts, 2027 samler vi 300+ fagfolk fra medier og kommunikationsbranchen på Nørrebro Teater i København til en heldagskonference, der oversætter de internationale forskydninger i medier og kommunikation til danske vilkår. Ingen leverandører på scenen. Ingen paneler, hvor fire mennesker er enige. En redaktionelt kurateret dag, hvor hver session sætter teori op mod praksis og slutter et sted, du kan bruge mandag morgen. ![](https://storage.ghost.io/c/56/40/5640b2c4-4b27-4728-8537-cf728a92fbd8/content/images/2026/10/Final-bredformat.png) Dagen er for journalister, redaktører og redaktionelle ledere. For forskere og undervisere i kommunikation og medievidenskab. For formidlere og kommunikationsansvarlige på museer, forlag, biblioteker, arkiver og festivaler. For beslutningstagere i medie- og kulturinstitutioner, for mediestrateger, producenter og indholdsskabere og for alle, der arbejder med den offentlige samtales vilkår. ## Sign up for copenhagen review of communication Copenhagen Review of Communication er et medie for alle som er optaget af kommunikation. Subscribe Email sent! Check your inbox to complete your signup. No spam. Unsubscribe anytime. ## **Vi kigger frem, ikke tilbage** Vi ser nutiden gennem et bakspejl, sagde McLuhan. Vi marcherer baglæns ind i fremtiden. Sådan er branchen bygget. Vi laver reviews. Vi analyserer det, der er sket, med en præcision, der først bliver mulig, når det er for sent at handle på den. Mediet her hedder endda Copenhagen Review of Communication. Et preview er den modsatte bevægelse. Ikke en forudsigelse, for de rammer sjældent. Et forsøg på at se det, der allerede er her, mens det stadig er her. For hvert år lægger branchen budget for et år, den ikke kan se. I marts går det op for os, at det afgørende skete i november. Tallene er ikke hemmelige. Omkring halvdelen af alle engelsksprogede artikler på nettet er i dag AI-genereret. YouTube er den mest brugte podcastplatform i USA med 44 procent, mod Spotifys 14\. Og i USA har 72 procent af teenagere brugt AI-chatbots til personlige samtaler, mens et dansk studie fra Aarhus Universitet finder, at 14,6 procent af unge har haft venneagtige samtaler med en chatbot. Forskellen er ikke et fripas. Den er et forspring, vi kan bruge. Problemet er ikke adgangen til tallene. Problemet er, at vi læser dem som nyheder om teknologi i stedet for som beskrivelser af vores eget marked, og af de vilkår, borgerne får adgang til viden, nyheder og kultur under. AI & klimakrisen kræver fælles beslutninger af en størrelse, demokratierne aldrig har stået over for. Samtidig vinder autokratierne frem, og mistillid dyrkes og udnyttes digitalt af aktører, der ved præcis, hvor samfundets revner går. Hvilken rolle skal journalister, kommunikatører og kunstnere spille, når andre ikke spiller efter reglerne? Og hvad kan vi konkret gøre? Medier og institutioner er den infrastruktur, en demokratisk samtale hviler på, og få globale platforme afgør i stigende grad, hvad borgerne får adgang til. Copenhagen Preview 2027 er bygget til at lukke hullet mellem november og marts. Programmet til Copenhagen Preview 2027 annonceres løbende. Vil din organisation være med som samarbejdspartner? Skriv til Felicia Elisabeth Jackson på preview@copencom.dk eller 28309091. ## **Dagen** Vi åbner med previewet: hvad året byder på, og hvad der endnu ikke er en trend, men bliver det. Derfra går vi gennem konkrete historier fra det store billede om formiddagen til praksis og værktøjer om eftermiddagen. ## **Praktisk** [Køb billet – Copenhagen Preview 2027 – Ravnsborggade 3Copenhagen Preview 2027 – Ravnsborggade 3, Thu 11 Mar 2027 - Medier & kommunikation i kontekst af tiden Den 11\. marts, 2027 samler vi 300+ fagfolk fra medier og kulturliv på Nørrebro Teater i København til en heldagskonference, der oversætter de internationale forskydninger i medier og kultur til danske vilkår. 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Analyser, artikler og optagelser publiceres på platformen bagefter. ## **Vi er** [**Timme Bisgaard Munk**](https://www.copenhagen-review-of-communication.com/) Ph.d. og kommunikationsanalytiker, research fellow ved SDU Center for Digital Democracy. Udgiver af Copenhagen Review of Communication. Tidligere medstifter, direktør og redaktør af Kforum. Rådgiver for blandt andre Dansk Erhverv, Kræftens Bekæmpelse og DM. [**Felicia Elisabeth Jackson**](https://feliciajackson.dk/?ref=copenhagen-review-of-communication.com) Kommunikations- og medierådgiver med baggrund i medie- og kulturbranchen, blandt andet DR, Copenhagen TV Festival, CPH Transform og THIS – Future of Media & Content. [**Sidse Stausholm**](https://redapt.dk/home/sidse-stausholm?ref=copenhagen-review-of-communication.com) Medierådgiver med erfaring inden for strategiudvikling, organisationsudvikling og produktudvikling. ## Støttegivere og samarbejdspartnere ![](https://storage.ghost.io/c/56/40/5640b2c4-4b27-4728-8537-cf728a92fbd8/content/images/2026/09/logo-3x-final.jpg) ## **Copenhagen Preview 2027** ## **Media & communication in the context of our time.** On 11 March 2027 we bring together 300+ professionals from media and cultural life at Nørrebro Teater, Copenhagen, for a full-day conference that translates the international shifts in media and culture into Danish conditions. No vendors on stage. No panels where four people agree. An editorially curated day where every session sets theory against practice and ends somewhere you can use on Monday morning. The day is for journalists, editors and editorial leaders. For researchers and lecturers in communication and media studies. For communicators and outreach staff at museums, publishers, libraries and festivals. For decision-makers in media and cultural institutions, for media strategists, producers and content creators, and for anyone working with the conditions of public conversation. ## **We look forward, not back** We see the present through a rear-view mirror, McLuhan said. We march backwards into the future. That is how the industry is built. We do reviews. We analyse what has already happened, with a precision that only becomes possible once it is too late to act on it. The publication behind this conference is even called Copenhagen Review of Communication. A preview is the opposite movement. Not a prediction, because those rarely land. An attempt to see what is already here, while it is still here. Every year the industry budgets for a year it cannot see. In March we realise that the decisive thing happened in November. The numbers are not a secret. Around half of all English-language articles online are now AI-generated. YouTube is the most used podcast platform in the US at 44 percent, against Spotify's 14\. And in the US, 72 percent of teenagers have used AI chatbots for personal conversations, while a Danish study from Aarhus University finds that 14.6 percent of young people have had friend-like conversations with a chatbot. The difference is not a free pass. It is a head start we can use. Access to the numbers is not the problem. The problem is that we read them as technology news rather than as descriptions of our own market, and of the conditions under which citizens gain access to knowledge, news and culture. AI and the climate crisis demand collective decisions on a scale democracies have never faced. At the same time, autocracies are gaining ground, and distrust is cultivated and exploited online by actors who know exactly where the cracks in society run. What role should journalists, communicators and artists play when others don't play by the rules? And what can we actually do? Media and cultural institutions are the infrastructure a democratic conversation rests on, and a handful of global platforms increasingly decide what citizens get access to. Copenhagen Preview 2027 is built to close the gap between November and March. Sign up for the newsletter to be the first to know when the programme and tickets go live. ## **The day** We open with the preview: what the year holds, and what is not yet a trend but will be. From there we move through concrete stories, from the big picture in the morning to practice and tools in the afternoon. ## **Practical** 11 March 2027\. Nørrebro Teater, Copenhagen. Full-day conference, 9:30–16:30\. 300+ participants from media, research, museums and cultural institutions, publishers and the communications industry. The programme is curated editorially throughout 2026 with both media and cultural institutions in mind. The first speakers and ticket sales will be announced in autumn 2026, and the full programme in late November. The conference is organised by Copenhagen Review of Communication, and the day does not end when the lights go down in the auditorium. Analyses, articles and recordings are published on the platform afterwards. Sign up for the newsletter to be the first to know when the programme and tickets go live. ## **Who we are** [Timme Bisgaard Munk](https://www.copenhagen-review-of-communication.com/) PhD and communication analyst, research fellow at the Digital Democracy Centre, University of Southern Denmark (SDU). Publisher of Copenhagen Review of Communication. Former co-founder, director and editor of Kforum. Adviser to organisations including the Danish Chamber of Commerce, the Danish Cancer Society and DM (the Danish Association of Masters and PhDs). [Felicia Elisabeth Jackson](https://feliciajackson.dk/?ref=copenhagen-review-of-communication.com) Communication and media adviser with a background in the media and cultural sector, including DR, Copenhagen TV Festival, CPH Transform and THIS – Future of Media & Content. [Sidse Stausholm](https://redapt.dk/home/sidse-stausholm?ref=copenhagen-review-of-communication.com) Media adviser with experience in strategy development, organisational development and product development.