Industrial Transformation: time for change management End of March, the European Commission launched the European News Media Forum with a structured dialogue on the safety of journalists. Helping journalists work safely is essential to their role, crucial in our democracies. Equally critical is a sustainable news media ecosystem, where priorities are for journalists to get paid, and where money is invested in technology. Stable..
The Future of Innovation In the EU Media Sector – A round table discussion with media Experts and Managers 25 MAY 2021 10:00 – 12:50 This online round-table discussion will bring together media experts and managers, top academics, policymakers and media professionals from all over Europe, to discuss types of innovation and the ways these..
Media innovation: big picture needs the extra mile In the past few months the European Commission presented several legislative initiatives directly and indirectly regarding the media sector. They have been complemented with the creation of a dedicated envelope named NEWS bundle under The Media Action Plan, gathering all funding activities for News. New policies and media innovation..
Beyond Brussels policies: leadership for Europe’s News Media sector EU initiatives from last December may help renew the news media sector, if implemented fast and jointly. This Open Letter calls for leadership from Berlin, Paris and the Council, and from the press leaders themselves. Founder of the EURACTIV Media Network, Christophe Leclercq chairs Europe’s MediaLab…
PRESS RELEASE – Brussels, March 5th 2021 On 3 March 2021, the Media4Europe Summit gathered 200 media professionals, key policymakers and publishers, around the theme “Towards a healthy news media sector?”. The event was also the official launch of the second edition of the Stars4Media innovation exchange programme, and served as policy background for a strategy study..
Vice-President Vĕra Jourová Speech at the Media4Europe Summit: Towards a healthy European news media sector (Brussels, March 3rd 2021) Ladies and gentlemen, It is a great pleasure to be virtually with you for this event on the health of the European news media sector.bIt is an extremely important issue, because the health of the news..
Europe’s media sector may not survive the Coronavirus crisis.
Read our open letter, co-signed by 28 MEPs and media stakeholders, calling on the European Commission President von der Leyen, to support a “Coronavirus Media Action Plan” to protect the infrastructure of our democracy (March 2020): Health, trust and journalism: a Coronavirus Plan for the Media
Open Letter to the Commission President von der Leyen, co-signed by 15 MEPs, former MEPs, and media experts (December 2019): Democracy and Digital: trusted media & platform regulation: “Democratic debates require trusted information, less economic pressure on media, and more policy pressure on platforms. Supporting citizens’ choices, three concepts will help: ‘co-regulation’, ‘trust indicators’, ‘systemic publishing platforms’.”
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