This new, corona-proof edition will take place in the form of a digital festival and has as baseline ‘CTRL ACT DELETE’, asking itself the following question: “How can the media and cultural sectors reinvent themselves today?”
The state institution of Journalism Lab in North Rhine-Westphalia has announced a one-time special price for local online media during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Due to the pandemic, the media industry was forced to rethink, react and reboot its approach. But how should society restart after the pandemic? Which role do media play in this? October 20th (10AM-12PM)
In the first of a series of papers on what COVID-19 will mean for the media and entertainment industry, this report, in collaboration with Accenture, explores the role of the industry in a society in crisis and how the companies’ efforts can advance recovery for long-term resilience.
“Surviving Corona Crisis“ is a contemporary document, a media recording of the Covid-19 challenge.
The DREAM TEAM mission is to promote the culture of innovation within the dynamics of companies and the creation of temporary Open Innovation workshops for young people aged 14 to 28 on issues related to the 17 objectives UN 2030 agenda with the involvement of the Giffoni community.
Financial support to solutions for sustainable revenue models and new diversification strategies that emerged during the crisis.
AIPCE is a network of independent Press and Media Councils in Europe to enhance cooperation and exchange of information. Its annual conferences provide a forum for Media and Press Council representatives to discuss topical issues, to exchange ideas and to offer and receive advice.
The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism is dedicated to exploring the future of journalism worldwide through debate, engagement, and research.
RSF is an independent NGO with consultative status with the United Nations, UNESCO, the Council of Europe and the International Organisation of the Francophonie (OIF). Its foreign sections, its bureaux in ten cities, including Brussels, Washington, Berlin, Tunis, Rio de Janeiro, and Stockholm, and its network of correspondents in 130 countries give RSF the ability to mobilise support, challenge governments and wield influence both on the ground and in the ministries and precincts where media and Internet standards and legislation are drafted.
NME promotes the interests of the news media industry to the European Union institutions aiming to uphold and enhance the freedom to publish and to champion the news brands – in print and on line – that are powering the creative industries of the EU.
IPI is a global network of editors, media executives and leading journalists with the mission to defend media freedom and the free flow of news wherever they are threatened.
ECPMF is a non-profit organisation that was founded in Leipzig, Germany, 2015. It operates on the basis of the European Charter on Freedom of the Press and the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union.
Eurozine is an online magazine and European network linking up more than 90 cultural journals and associates in 35 countries.
ERGA brings together heads or high level representatives of national independent regulatory bodies in the field of audiovisual services, to advise the Commission on the implementation of the EU’s Audiovisual Media Services Directive (AVMSD).
EPC is a high-level group of Chairmen and CEOs of Europe’s leading media groups representing companies which are active in news media, television, radio, digital market places, journals, eLearning, databases and books.
ENPA is an international non-profit organisation representing publishers of newspaper and news media on all platforms. ENPA is working on a number of areas of European policy and legislation which are essential for the effective day-to-day running of operations of local, regional and national newspapers.
EGTA is a non-profit association based in Brussels that represents the interests of television and radio sales houses. EGTA is the European trade association for marketers of advertising solutions across (multiple) screens and/or audio platforms, with the aim to help its members protect, grow and diversify their business around content edited and broadcast on a linear basis by their TV channels and/or radio stations.
The EFJ fights for social and professional rights of journalists working in all sectors of the media across Europe through strong trade unions and associations. The EFJ promotes and defends the rights to freedom of expression and information as guaranteed by Article 10 of the European convention on human rights.
EBU is the world’s leading alliance of public service media (PSM) aiming to secure a sustainable future for public service media by providing to its Members with world-class content from news to sports and music, and by building on a founding ethos of solidarity and co-operation to create a centre for learning and sharing.
Design Education Talks podcast is an open discussion on art and design education, creativity and design thinking.
An open letter to Commission President von der Leyen, co-signed by 28 media stakeholders, experts and MEPs.
Eurozine is an online journal that publishes selected articles from its network of journals as well as original content.
A creative initiative gathering stories about “superheroes” during this difficult period aiming to inspire and encourage everyone.
200 ideas for Vienna: 5,000 EUR for the best concepts and impetus for the lives and the city after the crisis.
The Committee to Protect Journalists is an independent, nonprofit organisation that promotes press freedom worldwide.
CMPF is a research and training centre that aims to develop innovative and relevant lines of research on media freedom and pluralism in Europe and beyond, and to provide knowledge support to the international, European and national policy and rulemaking processes.
AER outlines the issues faced by radios because of current crisis and calls the EU institutions for the support commercial radios need to continue their
AER is the Europe-wide trade body for commercial radio, representing the interests of over 5,000 commercial radio stations to the EU Institutions. AER promotes the development of European commercially funded radio broadcasting, by ensuring a fair and sustainable economic framework for radio to thrive in.
AEJ is an independent non-profit-making international organisation with neither party-political nor union ties. It has NGO status with UNESCO and the Council of Europe; is a member of the European Movement and has a working relation with the Representative on Freedom of the Media OSCE (Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe). AEJ brings together individual journalists through their membership of the national sections.
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