Final HRN meeting in Weimar Oct. 2006
Gate in Weimar
Heritage and Media in Europe
– Contributing towards Integration and Regional Development
PROGRAMME
Venues:EJBW, Jenaer Str. 2/4 ("Kulturraum" above the canteen)
Organisers:
- Bauhaus-University Weimar
- Classic Foundation Weimar
- Heritage Radio Network – Radio LOTTE, Weimar
Organisational Remark:
As stated in advance the workshop's main intention is to advance a common discussion among the participants. Therefore we kindly asked the invited speakers to carefully adjust their presentation to the time limit of 15 minutes (maximum) to leave an appropriate time frame for a fruitful discussion and further exchange of ideas.
Friday, 6th October 2006
2 p.m. – 6 p.m.: WORKSHOP SESSION #2
Workshop B: Mediating Europe – cultural journalism online
Moderation: Jan Brüggemeier, Anja Brachwitz, the HRN Office
- Anna Riepe (policy consultant, Brussels/B)
EU cultural politics as a black box? Some insights to policies and funding
- Douglas Arellanes (Media Development Loan Fund // CAMP, Prague/CZ)
Criteria and examples of sustainable (new) media work in Europe
- Thorsten Schilling (German Federal Agency for Civic Education, Berlin/D)
European Journalism for journalists and who else?
~~ first resume and short coffee break ~~
- Pierre-Yves Tribolet (European Broadcasting Union, EBU)
Cultural bridges built by Public radios. How does it work backstage?
- Uta Thofern (Deutsche Welle, Bonn/D)
Deutsche Welle in the age of Internet and new media (still to be
confirmed)
- Hatto Fischer (Poiein kai Prattein, Athens/GR)
From 'GO ON' to Heritageradio – a simple reflection of the development
of audiences via Internet
Hatto Fischer - there is always something to think about!
The HRN group will then join the HERMES Final Conference
(5th-8th October 2006): ‘Heritage and Media in Europe ’
7.30 p.m. – ∞: RECEPTION
Official reception at the Town Castle, South Wing, hosted by the Classic Foundation Weimar.
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