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Hans-Bredow-Institut was founded as an independent non-profit organisation by the Nordwestdeutscher Rundfunk broadcasting corporation NWDR in co-operation with the University of Hamburg in 1950. As an Institute at the University of Hamburg it is legally independent, however, there are various content-oriented as well as organisational cooperation undertakings with the University. The research conducted by the Institute focuses on mediated public communication: Today, the different types of mass media shape peoples everyday life, politics, the economy as well as culture to a greater extent than ever before. Understanding the underlying determinants, assessing future opportunities and risks, and providing orientation for the actors involved - this is the main focus of the Institutes research. The Institute emphasises its role as an independent observer and combines sociological, legal, economic and pedagogical approaches, because it strongly believes that contemporary problems of media development call for an interdisciplinary and a cross-national comparative perspective. Cooperation and constant exchange with the different actors in the media sphere are basic values for the Institutes research. The scientific journal Medien & Kommunikationswissenschaft (Media & Communication Research). The scientific quarterly is an interdisciplinary forum for theoretical and empirical contributions from the entire field of media and communications research. The Internationales Handbuch Medien (International Media Handbook) offers compact information on the legal and organisational foundations, the most important actors, the offers and use, and the development trends in broadcasting, print media, online services in the European countries and many countries worldwide on more than 1300 pages are the most important publications. Particularly important is the transfer of results via publications and conferences in direction of business practice, politics and the public sphere. This institute research focus is widely acknowledged: The German Science Council has stressed the Institutes high level of research and declared it one of Germanys most distinguished research institutions. The Institute is funded by individual project incomes and third-party funds as well as regular contributions from the City of Hamburg, the NDR Media GmbH, the TV channel ZDF, the medienanstalten and the Medienstiftung Hamburg.
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