Events Calendar
Bridging the Gap Conference
10/07/08 - 11/07/08 , Birmingham, England
Forward-looking broadcasters have been working to recruiting their journalists from more ethnically diverse backgrounds for two decades. That commitment has manifested in a range of schemes and support packages. But the Broadcast Journalism Training Council described diversity as ‘journalism’s big problem’.
Much has been said and written on this issue. Bridging The Gap aims to go further, looking at what works and what doesn’t when it comes to getting young people into broadcast journalism, ensuring they succeed once they’re in, living with difference and allowing difference to be reflected in the output.
The conference will be held on at Birmingham City University School of Jewellery.
Central Eurasia Leadership Academy
16/07/08 - 25/07/08 , Istanbul, Turkey
The Central Eurasia Leadership Academy would like to invite applications for its 2008 Leadership Workshop. The development of future leaders with character, initiative, and strategic vision is one of the keys to enhancing cooperation, security, and prosperity in the Central Eurasia region. To this end, CELA will invite 45 high-potential, mid-career professionals from Central Eurasia to a ten-day leadership workshop in Istanbul that will be intensive, challenging, and fun.
IPTV World Forum North America 2008
22/07/08 - 23/07/08 , Chicago, US
North America is part of the IPTV World Series of events organised by Informa Telecoms & Media globally. We have already developed the market-leading IPTV event for Europe (IPTV World Forum in London, entering its third year) and the highly regarded IPTV World Forum Asia (held in Shanghai and about to enter its second year). IPTV World Forum Eastern Europe complete the series and we will be drawing upon our experience and extensive contacts in the global IPTV and content communities to deliver a market-leading conference for North America.
IPTV WORLD FORUM – NORTH AMERICA:
* Over 500 attendees anticipated to attend
* Conference featuring over 15 platform operators, content providers and systems integrators discussing IPTV service deployment issues
* Industry exhibition with up to 25 leading technology providers with FREE to attend exhibition
* Networking party for all delegates at a premier venue
* Co-located exhibition featuring 3 further conference streams: TV Over Net North America, Interactive TV Advertising North America, IP Cable North
America
The 2008 World Young Reader Prizes
31/07/08 , Paris, France
The World Young Reader Prizes are awarded annually to innovative newspapers that have devised, in the judges’ opinion, the best project or activity in the past 24 months in one or more of the main areas of young reader development.
Just send them a PowerPoint presentation (maximum size 15 megabytes) in English or French that describes your project and its impact. They are looking for innovative strategies that produce measurable results, particularly those that can be adapted for use in other countries.
CATEGORIES
Editorial: A newspaper content strategy
Newspapers in Education (NIE): Use of the newspaper as a teaching tool
Public Service: Public service project in areas such as press freedom, literacy, youth civic involvement, etc.
Brand: Other projects that improve a newspaper brand’s relationship with the young.
Newspapers & Literacy: An effective project that supports the basic ability to read and write. Projects can target any of a wide variety of audiences, including parents, families, immigrant populations and young people in or outside school.
WHAT THE JUDGES WANT:
The jury, which includes past winners of the World Young Reader Prize, will take into consideration the contribution the programme has made to the newspaper business. This could be in terms of revenue generation, circulation, readership growth or brand awareness.
In addition, the project will be judged on its benefits to the stated audience. The project framework should be easily transferable to other countries and situations. Obviously, we will disqualify entries that promote sexism, racism, violence, etc.
“Young reader” refers to those under age 25.
There will be one winner in each category. Each category winner will receive a prize stipend of 1500 EUR. Judges may also choose to confer Jury Commendations and Special Mention Awards. In addition, judges will select a World Young Reader Newspaper of the Year with the winner awarded a fully paid trip to the 11th World Editor and Marketeer Conference & Expo, set for 16 and 17 October 2008 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Programmes receiving awards, along with other selected entries, also will be posted on the WAN Young Reader web site.
ENTRIES MUST:
A. Be based on a single project or a series of related activities conducted in the 24 months before the entry deadline of 31 July 2008. The prizes do not honor ongoing programmes but are directed toward projects that are new and have been carried out or re-launched within the defined period.
B. Be submitted as a PowerPoint presentation in English that shall be limited to no more than 15 megabytes on a CD or 5 megabytes via e-mail.
DEADLINE:
Entries must arrive electronically or by post at WAN no later than Thursday, 31 July 2008.
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Highway Africa Conference: Citizen Journalism, Journalism for Citize
08/09/08 - 10/09/08 , Grahamstown, South Africa
For 11 years the Highway Africa conference has been at the centre of Africa’s debates on journalism and new media. The conference has over the years become the largest annual gathering of African journalists in the world: 701 journalists attended in 2007.
This year’s conference will address the following:
- What is Citizen Journalism?
- How does journalism serve citizens?
- What quality control exists in citizen journalism?
- What technology is driving citizen journalism?
- What are the African experiences of Citizen Journalism?
- How should ‘traditional’ media respond to citizen journalism?
- What is the ‘business model’ of citizen journalism?
- How is citizen journalism implicated in the democracy project?
- What should be the technical and journalistic skills of citizen journalists?
- What are the gender dynamics in citizen journalism, media ownership and
- What are the ethical issues arising from citizen journalism?
- Is there a case for ‘converged journalism’ and multi-skilling of journalists in
Africa? - What is the role of free software and open source in supporting Africans to
have a voice in cyberspace? - Is mobile technology the future of journalism?
Highway Africa takes place in Grahamstown, close to the South African city of Port Elizabeth. The venue is the Rhodes University campus which provides access to state-of-the-art facilities. These include the “intelligent” building called the “Africa Media Matrix” which houses the School of Journalism and Media Studies. There is a convergent computer lab for skills training, and fully equipped seminar rooms. Accommodation ranges from high quality University Residence rooms through to B&Bs, hotels and guest houses.
A limited number of scholarships will be made available for participants who are unable to cover their costs.
Parallel and linked events:
- Highway Africa – SABC New Media Awards ceremony – live televised event
- Third Digital Citizen Indaba – using new media for citizen journalism
- Training programme: Advanced Digital Journalism
- Meetings of SA National Editors Forum, Southern African National Editors Forum, The African Editors Forum and community radio representatives
- Free and Open Source Software and African Media: training workshop programme on use of FLOSS in the newsroom
- Book launches
- Exhibitions
Global Investigative Journalism Conference
11/09/08 - 15/09/08 , Lillehammer, Norway
Investigative journalists from Russia, Eastern Europe, The Balkans, Caucasus, Middle East, Asia, Africa and Latin America are now welcome to apply for grants that will cover their travel and stay at the Global Investigative Journalism Conference 2008 at Lillehammer, Norway.
We especially invite journalists who are willing to present their experiences and work at the conference. If you are able to demonstrate how you worked with your life’s best investigative story, you might pick up free tickets and stay at the conference in the olympic city of Lillehammer, Norway.
Our goal is to gather some of the world’s best examples of investigative journalism in recent years. Between 400 and 500 investigative reporters are expected to participate at the conference.
The main focus during seminars will be journalistic work methods, how journalists are using their skills, patience, eagerness to dig up dirt and neat techniques to get in touch with sources, better research material and in the end, good stories that make a difference.
We are also going to cover how difficult it is to do investigative journalism in certain parts of the world.
GIJ2008 is also going to be a unique place to do networking. We intend to facilitate trans-national investigative journalism cooperation on the topics you cover.
Funding from the Norwegian foundation for investigative journalism, Norway’s Foreign Ministry and cooperating investigative journalism organizations will help us make the Lillehammer event a true Global conference.
Please send your applications to .
Please supply the application with your CV, a short summary of your work in the field of investigative journalism and personal references. It will also help us if you can get references from organizations working with investigative journalism.
We have a rolling deadline. Applications will be evaluated as they come in. You will be hearing from us regarding your application!
Blog World Expo
20/09/08 - 21/09/08 , Las Vegas, United States of America
The 2008 BlogWorld & New Media Expo will take place September 20-21 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, with the exclusive “Executive & Entrepreneur” conference beginning September 19th. The first and only industry-wide tradeshow, conference, and media event dedicated to promoting the dynamic industry of blogging and new media. In addition to the only industry-wide exhibition, BlogWorld features the largest blogging conference in the world including more than 50 seminars, panel discussions and keynotes from iconic personalities on the leading-edge of online technology and internet-savvy business. If you are currently blogging, vlogging, podcasting, producing other forms of new media content, entering the new media industry, or just want to know what the blogosphere is all about, then you need to be at the most comprehensive blogging convention--BlogWorld & New Media Expo. Las Vegas Convention Center is located at: 3150 Paradise Road, Las Vegas, NV 89109.
The conference will be broken down into tracks designed to address specific needs and feature scores of well renowned blogging and new media experts. Topics will include blogging basics, monetizing your blog, podcasting, corporate opportunities in the blogosphere, building readership, RSS, Search Engine Optimization, blogging in the political arena, and other topics vital to serious bloggers who want to solidify their own space, and build their brand in the blogosphere. BlogWorld will also host an opening industry reception where bloggers from all over the world can network with their peers, industry gurus, and suppliers.
IfraExpo 2008
27/09/08 - 30/10/08 , Amsterdam, Netherlands
For more than 30 years, the world’s largest and most important exhibition for the newspaper industry has been the launching pad for new developments and technology and provides the ideal basis for buying decisions.
It will bring together decisionmakers from media houses with daily newspapers as their main product and suppliers from the pre-media, press and distribution sectors.
The motto of 2008 will be
”Get the Big Picture!”
Ifra CEO Reiner Mittelbach: “IfraExpo is the only exhibition that presents all products and services for the media industry. It shows the complete picture, not just parts of it. At the same time it is an allegory for Ifra’s claim to be the leading platform for technology and business. It is vital for newspaper people.”
3rd World Digital Publishing Conference
15/10/08 - 16/10/08 , Amsterdam, the Netherlands
“The Digital Revenue Gold Mine”
The World Digital Publishing Conference & Expo is the premier event to learn about tried and trusted revenue-making strategies and winning editorial work flows and resource management.
Keynote Speech
Caroline Little - CEO of Washington Post Newsweek Interactive, USA
Monetizing Digital Amid Marketplace Challenges.
Session One
Digital Revenue Making Innovations: Making money requires multiple revenue streams and a flexible strategy to embrace new revenue approaches as they emerge. Digital media executives will explain how their companies have monetized citizen journalism, cross-media advertising, Web TV and mobile channels
Session Two
Digital content innovations:: Media companies are gearing up for Olympics and U.S. Presidential elections coverage with strategies that have never been deployed before: Highly trained multimedia journalists and high-tech equipment will power some of the most powerful, compelling and dynamic journalism the world has ever seen across platforms.
Session Three
Mobile advertising opportunities: Mobile is the fastest growing revenue stream on the planet, and newspaper companies are building their mobile departments and sales operations to catch the wave of lucrative advertising budgets and subscription revenues. Case studies will come from Asia, India, Europe and North America.
Session Four
Merger and Acquisition strategies for the 21st Century: The smart media companies are investing millions of Euros on acquiring new digital companies that are expected to grow and provide rich rewards. Companies like News Corp’s, Fairfax Media, Essential Baby, Axel Springer, Wallstreet:Online, Telegraaf and more have invested to win profits over time.
Session Five
R&D strategies for Growth: Several media companies including Reuters and American Press Institute have launched incubators to develop new digital product ideas, and have studied digital users to gain insight into potentially lucrative new products
For your convenience, the 3nd World Digital Publishing Conference & Expo will run consecutively to the 11th Readership Conference and Expo, to be held on 16-17 October at the same venue. Register for both events and save 25% on your second registration fee.
11th Readership Conference & Expo
16/10/08 - 17/10/08 , Amsterdam, the Netherlands
“Building New Audiences in Print and on Digital Channels”
The Readership Conference & Expo is the premier event aimed at helping newspapers develop their audiences, whether in print or online.
The conference will showcase a wealth of new ideas and initiatives that highlight the opportunities and strategies which have proven successful in delivering continued audience growth on all platforms.
Session 1
New newspapers for niche audiences. How newspaper companies are launching new publications to grow audiences amongst traditionally non-newspaper reading groups.
Session 2
Stand-alone digital newspapers: new competitors and new opportunities.
Session 3
How to increase circulations. Case studies from newspapers which have durably increased circulation.
Case Study 1
Promotions that work and retain readers.
How to promote newspaper sales and retain the increases gained. Why some promotions work and retain the gains over time and why others are doomed to fail in the long term.
Case Study 2
The reader clubs that target the all-important reader demographics and develop real loyalty and high rates of repeat purchase and subscription.
Case Study 3
In many markets, newspaper audiences are expanding rapidly. What are the lessons that can be learned for newspaper companies in markets that are facing circulation challenges?
Session 4
Removing the barriers to readership and purchase.
In this session, we examine how newspapers can ensure that the circulation process and design and format of the newspaper remove the barriers to readership. In short, making life easy for the potential reader.
Session 5
The new broadcasters.
Newspapers which are moving into digital broadcasting and competing effectively with traditional broadcasters, with targeted relevant content in their local markets.
Session 6
The new newspaper.
What will be the future of the printed newspaper? This session examines the possible options that lie ahead for the industry - new formats, new niches, new products and new audiences. Already newspapers are exploring many new ways of re-packaging their content, targeting audiences in new ways and delivering demographic- specific audiences with a high advertising value and low wastage.
The conference will also include the presentation ceremony for the 2008 World Young Reader Prize, sponsored by Norske Skog, the global paper producer, as part of its support for WAN’s Newspapers in Education Development Project.
For your convenience, the 11th Readership Conference and Expo will run consecutively to the 3nd World Digital Publishing Conference & Expo, to be held on 15-16 October at the same venue. Register for both events and save 25% on your second registration fee.
IPTV World Forum Eastern Europe 2008
20/10/08 - 21/10/08 , Budapest, Hungary
The number of digital TV households in Western Europe is going to grow from 61 million in 2006 to 116 million by the end of 2011, according to figures from Informa Telecoms & Media, representing 90 per cent growth over the period. The same research company predicts that in Eastern Europe, digital uptake will grow from 6.1 million digital TV homes in 2005 to just under 32 million households by the end of 2011, representing 520 per cent growth over the period. That will still leave Eastern Europe with only 23.4 per cent of television homes receiving digital services in five years time, compared with 75 per cent of Western European households at the end of the forecast period. These figures (all courtesy of Informa Telecoms & Media and taken from their reports ‘Eastern European TV’ and ‘Western European TV’) reinforce the impression that for IPTV operators targeting Eastern Europe, there is still everything to play for.
Informa calculated that 4.6 per cent of Eastern European TV homes received digital services in 2005, and the company’s figures clearly illustrate the potential in the region for the delivery of advanced services. They show that the number of digital TV homes in the Czech Republic and Hungary will grow eight-fold, with Romania witnessing a 10-fold increase. Eastern Europe’s current digital TV powerhouses, Poland and Russia, will see four-fold and nearly eight-fold digital TV growth respectively. Poland will have 6 million digital TV homes by the end of 2011 and Russia will have 10.6 million. But that still only represents 47 per cent digital penetration in Poland (by 2011) and 19.8 per cent in Russia.
IPTV World Forum Eastern Europe 2008 Show Highlights
* The conference will feature over 50 speakers from Eastern European Telcos & ISPs discussing IPTV service deployment issues
* Leading Eastern European content players and broadcasters speaking
* IPTV showcase area in the exhibition featuring service demonstrations of European & worldwide IPTV deployments
* Select industry exhibition with leading 30 IPTV providers focusing on key technologies to aid IPTV deployments in Eastern Europe
NAB European Conference 2008
26/10/08 - 29/10/08 , London, UK
The NAB European Conference offers in-depth educational and training sessions for radio broadcasters, podcasters and post-production professionals to maximize their management, creative and business skills. Listen to renowned broadcast visionaries speak on topics and various methods to succeed in the expanding media landscape of today and tomorrow. Make the NAB European Conference your ultimate destination to enhance your knowledge, master your leadership and network with the best and brightest!
Three conferences are organised in the 16th NAB conference.
1. NAB European Radio Conference
2. NAB European Podcasting Conference
3. NAB European Post-Production Conference
IPTV World Forum Middle East & Africa 2008
03/11/08 - 04/11/08 , Dubai, UAE
The Middle East & Africa are the fastest growing broadband markets in the world, up 89.1% between Q1 2005 and Q1 2006, and furthermore a recent report by research company Infonetics concluded that the EMEA region presently accounts for 48% of worldwide IPTV service revenue. The Middle East and Africa promise significant growth opportunity across the telecoms sector in the next five years, and as competition intensifies, operators are expected to employ attractive services such as IPTV to both retain customers and attract new ones.
IPTV World Forum Middle East & Africa aims to provide the opportunity to benefit from established local deployments of IPTV and also meet those from further afield, along with other seasoned attendees from the IPTV World Series. The event will feature the series’ unique operator-centric formula, and bring together local and worldwide IPTV service providers and telcos along with key technology vendors, broadcasters and systems integrators.
2008 Show Highlights will Include:
* Conference featuring over 20 platform operators, content providers and systems integrators discussing IPTV service deployment issues
* Industry exhibition with up to 50 leading technology providers with FREE to attend exhibition
* Leading content suppliers and broadcasters
* Networking party for all delegates at a premier venue
VVOJ European Investigative Journalism Conference
21/11/08 - 22/11/08 , Brussels, Belgium
The Dutch-Flemish Association for Investigative Journalists - Vereniging van Onderzoeksjournalisten (VVOJ) – is excited to invite you to its European Investigative Journalism Conference 2008 in Brussels, on November 21st and 22nd.
The hometown of many Eurocrats will be the arena for this European conference. As more than 70 percent of the national legislations have their origins in Europe, it is time for journalists to meet in the melting pot of lobbyists and spin doctors. Come and have a closer look at the place with the highest concentration of journalists in the world.
The conference programme consists of plenary sessions, hands-on training sessions, receptions, etc. Most of all the congress offers you the opportunity to expand your professional network and to meet new friends. The Erasmus Hogeschool Brussels will provide accommodation in the heart of Brussels.
Signage, Imaging and Media 2008
24/11/08 - 27/11/08 , Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
The region’s most comprehensive trade show for the marketing and communications industry will take place at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre from 25-27 November 2008. The show will be a combination of three vertical events under one roof and will provide access to important decision-makers from across the Middle East.
As well as providing a larger platform for relevant companies to showcase their products and solutions, the event will exploit the synergistic components of the signage, imaging and media industry sectors. This will provide visitors with a wide array of potential suppliers to meet and do business with, thus guaranteeing a strong attendance regionally.
This event will include both an exhibition and a conference, which will be held in the capital of the UAE, Abu Dhabi, at the recently built Abu.
ICT 2008
25/11/08 - 27/11/08 , Lyon, France
Europe’s leading ICT research event
The biennial ICT Event (formerly called the “IST Event") is the most important forum for discussing research and public policy in information and communication technologies at European level. The Event brings together researchers and innovators, policy and business decision-makers working in the field of digital technologies. The ICT Event:
* Presents Europe’s future priorities for research funding in the ICT area
* Examines crucial issues of public policy for stimulating innovation through ICT development and uptake
* Creates opportunities to establish research and business partnerships and simply keep up to date in what is happening in various ICT research fields.
The ICT Event is organised by the European Commission’s Directorate General for the Information Society and Media and is usually hosted by the current Presidency of the European Union.
Approximately 4,000 - 5,000 delegates are expected at ICT 2008.
IPTV World Forum Asia 2008
04/12/08 - 05/12/08 , Suntec, Singapore
IPTV World Forum Asia - 4th Annual Conference
Governments, regulators, telecoms and media companies across Asia look ready to develop television-over-IP because it offers greater reach than cable, more interactivity than satellite and draws upon economies of scale taken from the IP-centric information/communications industry. It is hard to avoid the conclusion that IP-based multimedia is the future of entertainment delivery in the region.
Asia already boasts some of the world’s most notable IPTV deployments - most of them represented at last year’s IPTV World Forum Asia. Held in China, that conference/exhibition uncovered some notable issues including the impact of video on voice/broadband churn and the potential divergence of the media market between mass-market family viewing and an online youth entertainment culture. It highlighted the extent to which IPTV is an engine for change, providing the catalyst for great telecoms companies to transform themselves from bandwidth suppliers to service providers.
This year, Asia’s premier IPTV conference/exhibition will be in Singapore and will gather together the companies and people who are driving IPTV across the region. As usual, the big issues concerning go-to-market strategies, business models and technology will be addressed by executives who have been at the heart of their company’s roll-outs. But the dominant themes for 2007 will be transformation, IPTV evolution and the entry into a new phase in IPTV’s development, when telcos and alternative broadband providers will stop playing ‘catch-up’ and start setting the media/communications agenda.
* Over 300 speakers from telecoms, cable and mobile operators and leading content owners
* Asia’s leading IPTV event - with over 2000 visitors anticipated to attend and over 80 exhibitors
* Operators speaking at the show include: MTNL, Singtel, PCCW, KT, Chunghwa Telecom, Shanghai Media Group, Pakistan Telecom (PTCL), NTT,
Telecom New Zealand, True Internet Thailand, City Telecom, Bharti Airtel, TT&T etc
* Discovery Channel, HBO, ESPN, BBC, Disney, Sony Pictures
* Industry party in one of Singapore’s leading venues
* Free exhibition only passes available
IPTV World Forum Latin America 2008
27/01/09 - 28/01/09 , Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
The second annual IPTV World Forum Latin America finds local IPTV deployments moving forward rapidly, spurred on by continued strong growth in the number of broadband DSL subscribers in the region. Brasil Telecom (BrT) announced early in 2007 that it definitely plans to rollout its IPTV service in the second half of 2007, and many more large local telcos are also readying to launch their own services.
Brazilian telco Telemar is currently in the testing phase for its own IPTV service, and Spanish telco Telefonica plans to rollout its Imagenio service across Latin America under the name Speedy TV, having already passed 300,000 IPTV subscribers in its native Spain. Telmex, the incumbent Mexican telco, will launch its own IPTV service, called Prodigy Media, in Mexico during the middle of 2007, offering four channels and a film and video download service.
IPTV World Forum Latin America will look at the challenges and potential for IPTV services in Latin America, and introduce speakers who have successfully deployed services and who are playing a direct role in the local regulatory challenges. The number of IPTV users grew 166% globally in 2006 to reach 7.2mn worldwide, according to research by Infonetics Research, with total revenue projected to double each year for the next four years. The event will examine what role Latin America will play in this growth, and offer the opportunity to hear speakers directly involved in local regulatory issues, along with major local telcos, ISPs, broadcasters and content players.
Latin America’s Leading IPTV Event
* The conference will feature over 20 telcos and ISPs discussing IPTV service deployment issues
* Leading South American content players and broadcasters speaking
* Operators speaking at the show include: Brasil Telecom, VTR, Telefonica Internacional, Telefonica del Sur, Telecom Argentina, Anatel Brasil.
* Networking party for all conference delegates
37th FIPP World Magazine Congress
04/05/09 - 06/05/09 , London, The United Kingdom
The 37th FIPP World Magazine Congress, the world’s largest international magazine event, will unite publishers and business media providers from around the world in London, on 4 - 6 May 2009.
The FIPP 2009 Congress will be a celebration of the magazine medium in which publishers will show how they are embracing digital and cross media development while maintaining and developing the printed medium. The Congress will demonstrate confidence and optimism in the industry and the immense value magazine publishing has in a world of media convergence. It will provide practical advice and case studies from publishers, partners, clients, suppliers and external observers. Above all the Congress will aim to provide delegates with a feeling of empowerment.
The International Federation of the Periodical Press (FIPP), founded in 1925, works for the benefit of magazine and business-to-business publishers around the world. FIPP’s mission is to promote nationally and internationally, the common editorial, cultural and economic interests of magazine publishers, both in print and electronic media. FIPP focuses its activities on freedom of the press, intellectual property, information provision, freedom to advertise, freedom of distribution and environmental protection.
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