Cecilia Uddén (Foreign correspondent): what exactly did you say about SR journalists and twitter?
Cilla Benkö (Director General of Swedish Radio): I said that the goal is for our journalists to be on Twitter and to use it as part of their journalistic work.

The Partnership Programme was acknowledged as a genuine tool to strengthen PSM in countries aspiring to join the EU and promote freedom of expression and the media, as well as stability and democracy.

The EBU is the world's foremost alliance of public service media organizations, with Members in 56 countries in Europe and beyond. The EBU's mission is to defend the interests of public service media and to promote their indispensable contribution to modern society.
This brochure is a declaration of our commitment.

Towards a better understanding of the film and audiovisual markets in South Mediterranean countries: Brand new report on Morocco released by Euromed Audiovisual and the European Audiovisual Observatory

An assembly of comments about the future of broadcasting made at the SMPTE conference in 2012 in Geneva, co-sponsored by the EBU, on Emerging Media Technologies.

Speech delivered by Nicola Frank, EBU Head of European Affairs at European Parliament JURI Hearing, 18 March 2013

An all-round safety training course for journalists reporting live on conflicts, natural disasters, humanitarian crises, terrorist attacks and civil unrest. Learn to remain safe while getting your story out. Address security issues at corporate level and run the newsroom in times of crisis.

There is no question that messages, images and videos posted on social media like Facebook, Twitter or Youtube have an increasing influence on news production.

In the UK, one in five people come across a news story through a social network like Facebook or Twitter.

Speech delivered by Neelie Kroes, Vice-President of the European Commission, for the launch of the initiative “Licences for Europe” on the 4th of February 2013 in Brussels

Speech delivered by Michel Barnier, Member of the European Commission, for the Launch of the initiative “Licences for Europe” on the 4th of February 2013 in Brussels

Speech delivered by Androulla Vassiliou, Member of the European Commission, for the launch of the initiative “Licences for Europe” on the 4th of February 2013 in Brussels

Informed citizenship and the fundamental right to freedom of expression and information can only be guaranteed in any democratic society through media freedom and pluralism supported by the availability of high-quality, independent and impartial news.

As we move into 2013, we will be an EBU of ideas and their implementation; of efficiency and effectiveness; of creativity and content.

David Wood explains how increasing the fame rate - the number of pictures per second - can improve the TV viewing experience.

This report has been commissioned by the BBC as a contribution to the debate about the future of prominence regulation in the UK.

YLE Director of News & Current Affairs Atte Jääskeläinen tells the audience at the EBU Network and Learn Event about the vision of YLE news

This is a brief presentation about how the BBC created the biggest newsroom in Europe.

At TEDxTransmedia 2011 Andrew Slack talks about the power of stories, and his experience in using that power for good.

Katz Keily explains how to involve the audience into the creative process at TEDx Transmedia 2011.

Mohamed Nanabhay making the point at TEDx Transmedia that it is people, not technology, that make revolutions.

Michel Reilhac describes to the audience at TEDx Transmedia 2011 how a new storytelling language is in the making.

Since the last News Assembly the Media Department has come off the drawing board and become reality. The new structure's management team and staff were put into place on 1 September 2012. The Media Department is led by Director Annika Nyberg Frankenhaeuser.

25-44 years old men : How do they use media; what routines, contexts, hopes and expectations do they have?