Mathilde Sanders

Mathilde Sanders is a Lecturer in the Department of Media and Communication at the Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication, Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam. Her work is associated with key research clusters including ERMeCHS, JIM (Journalism, Information technologies and Media use), and VCE (Value in the Creative Economy), reflecting her interdisciplinary engagement with media, technology, and economic value.

Her research focuses on the intersection of ownership, market dynamics, and institutional complexity within media and creative industries. She investigates how ownership identities shape responses in disrupted two-sided markets and how value is created under competing institutional logics. Her work integrates organizational theory, media economics, and digital transformation frameworks.

The analysis of her publications reveals a strong trajectory in media business studies, with emphasis on ownership structures, journalist roles, and strategic adaptation in digital platforms. Her recent work bridges theoretical insights with practical implications for media organizations navigating institutional change.

• Member, JIM Research Cluster (Journalism, Information technologies and Media use)
• Member, VCE Research Cluster (Value in the Creative Economy)

Mathilde Sanders has contributed to doctoral research and collaborative working papers, indicating active scholarly engagement. While no formal advising or grant information is listed, her publications suggest involvement in interdisciplinary research projects related to media innovation and sustainable business models.

She is affiliated with the ERMeCHS research environment, contributing to a broader network of scholars examining media, communication, and cultural heritage systems.