Audiovisual, interactive and mobile media interweave with our everyday life, a major aspect of the so-called megatrend digitalization. In almost all our areas of life, be it private or professional, they change our behavior and a ect our perception, thinking and feeling. The `Forum Media Technology (FMT)' is a scienti c event that aims at providing an intensive dialogue of experts working at agencies, studios, and companies of di erent industries with students, lecturers, researchers, and developers in the eld of digital media. This year in its 10th jubilee edition, the Forum Media Technology was held on November 29-30, 2017 at St. Polten University of Applied Sciences, Austria. In conjunction with the main conference, the 3nd edition of the trans-disciplinary symposium `All Around Audio (AAA)' as well as the 2nd edition of the `Graduate Consortium' were part of the two day program. Although, audio has not abandoned its status as a standalone discipline, its trans-disciplinary participation at the conception and design of products and environments has become more and more essential. In this sense, All Around Audio not only addresses specialists in the audio domain but particularly encourages researchers and designers from other elds to participate in the symposium. In its third edition, 16 international speakers were invited for talks on a wide spectrum of topics reaching from media economy, audio technology, auditory display to music and media arts.
Wolfgang Aigner, St. Polten UAS, AT Thomas Moser, St. Polten UAS, AT
Kerstin Blumenstein, St. Polten UAS, AT Matthias Zeppelzauer, St. Polten UAS, AT
Grischa Schmiedl, St. Polten UAS, AT Program Committee
Ulrike Wielander, St. Polten UAS, AT
Munir Merdan, Practical Robotics Institute, AT Paul Modler, Karlsruhe University of Arts and Design, DE Annette Mossel, TU Wien, AT Paul Murschetz, Alpen-Adria-University Klagenfurt, AT Peter Plessas, Institute of Electronic Music and Acoustics Graz, AT Cornelius Popel, Ansbach UAS, DE Michael Riegler, Simula Research Laboratory, NO Michael Roither, UAS Burgenland, AT Paul Rosenthal, University of Rostock, DE Markus Schledl, Johannes Kepler University Linz, AT Sebastian Schlund, TU Wien, AT Raphael Schneeberger, PocketScience GmbH, AT Klaus Scho mann, Klagenfurt University, AT Tobias Schreck, TU Graz, AT Michael Sedlmair, Vienna University, AT Anselm Spoerri, Rutgers University, US Marc Streit, Johannes Kepler University Linz, AT Markus Tauber, UAS Burgenland, AT Catagay Turkay, City University London, GB Manuela Waldner, TU Wien, AT Edgar Weippl, SBA Research, AT Florian Windhager, Danube University Krems, AT Kerstin Witte, Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg, DE Michael Zeiller, UAS Burgenland, AT Jakob Doppler, St. Polten UAS, AT Astrid Ebner-Zarl, St. Polten UAS, AT Franz Fidler, St. Polten UAS, AT Andreas Gebesmair, St. Polten UAS, AT Christian Gradl, St. Polten UAS, AT Florian Grassinger, St. Polten UAS, AT Stefanie Gro bacher, St. Polten UAS, AT Mario Heller, St. Polten UAS, AT Brian Horsak, St. Polten UAS, AT Matthias Husinsky, St. Polten UAS, AT Michael Iber, St. Polten UAS, AT Andreas Jakl, St. Polten UAS, AT Thiemo Kastel, St. Polten UAS, AT Christoph Musik, St. Polten UAS, AT Christina Niederer, St. Polten UAS, AT Lars Oertel, St. Polten UAS, AT Tassilo Pellegrini, St. Polten UAS, AT Johannes Pfegerl, St. Polten UAS, AT Julia Puringer, St. Polten UAS, AT Alexander Rind, St. Polten UAS, AT Gernot Rottermanner, St. Polten UAS, AT Grischa Schmiedl, St. Polten UAS, AT Djordje Slijepcevic, St. Polten UAS, AT Rosa von Suess, St. Polten UAS, AT
Markus Wagner, St. Polten UAS, AT