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7 juillet 2009

Journalism, New Technologies and Media Development :

The Transformation of News in the Digital Age : an interactive, live conversation between scholars and practitioner

Journalism, New Technologies and Media Development : The Transformation of News in the Digital Age : an interactive, live conversation between scholars and practitioners

Join us, Tuesday July 14 (at 4 pm Budapest time, 3 pm GMT, 10 am EST) as we debate the issues at the digital crossroads of the transnational media environment.

Recent events across the globe underscore the dramatic changes in ways people communicate with each other. Traditional boundaries and cultural mores are tested as new media augment the information landscape and challenge prevailing orthodoxies. Old institutions are threatened as broadcast entities and newspapers lose some primacy. Questions abound about a Twitter generation, a Facebook society and a world in which mobile telephony becomes a more and more significant platform for the diffusion of news. Are these concerns overblown ? What are some of the implications for existing entities, for governments, for civil society, for media development agencies and funders ? This event will serve as a pilot project for an international series of online seminars focusing on emerging issues of mobile technologies.

The interactive session will feature live in conversation James Deane, director of policy for the BBC World Service Trust ; Persephone Miel, Senior Advisor, Internews, and a fellow with the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University ; and practitioners, researchers, and journalists in media development from Bangladesh, Palestine, South Africa, El Salvador and across Central and Eastern Europe.

Tech requirements, URL and logistics Online Logistics & URL : to be distributed soon. Details will also be posted on the websites for CMCS/CEU and CGCS/Annenberg

The online seminar streamed live from Budapest at the headquarters of Magyar Telekom with an ongoing, interactive live chat supplementing the live session. Organizers will set up a Twitter feed and we encourage participants joining us online to make use of Twitter and other platforms to engage with the panelists, send in their comments and questions.

RSVP and for more information To join in this online interactive seminar, please rsvp to Moustafa Ayad, coordinator or direct questions to Dr. Kate Coyer, Center for Media and Communication Studies, CEU coyerc@ceu.hu or Susan Abbott, Annenberg, susanabbott@gmail.com.

Webinar coordinators The webinar is being organized by the Center for Media and Communication Studies at Central European University and the Center for Global Communication Studies at the Annenberg School for Communication, University of Pennsylvania.

The webinar has been made possible by the generosity of Magyar Telekom.

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