Broadcasters and other media stakeholders in Asia Pacific presented yesterday additional recommendations for the proposed Bangkok Declaration 2003 +10 that will serve as a guide
Year: 2012
AMS 2012: Session 4 – Public Service Broadcasting: A New Approach, A New Beginning
Day 2 – Tuesday, 30th May, 0900 – 1030 Session 4: Public Service Broadcasting: A New Approach, A New Beginning What should the mandate of
AMS 2012: Session 6 – Towards A Stronger Public Trust in Media
Day 2 – Tuesday, 30th May, 1600 – 1730 Session 6: Towards A Stronger Public Trust in Media Through good journalism, distinctive and entertaining content,
AMS 2012: Parallel Session 3 – Women and Children Issues: Is Media Doing Enough?
Day 1 – Tuesday, 29th May, 1600 – 1730 Parallel Session 3: Women and Children Issues: Is Media Doing Enough? Violence, abuse, inequality and discrimination
AMS 2012: Parallel Session 2 – Building Sustainable ‘Small’ Radio and TV Stations
Day 1 – Tuesday, 29th May, 1600 – 1730 Parallel Session 2: Building Sustainable ‘Small’ Radio and TV Stations ‘Small’ radio and TV stations are
AMS 2012: Parallel Session 1 – 2003 Bangkok Declaration: What Next?
Day 1 – Tuesday, 29th May, 1600 – 1730 Parallel Session 1: 2003 Bangkok Declaration: What Next? In May 2003, the 1st Conference of Ministers
Building Trust for Impact
For media organizations to create impact in today’s society, they must build and strengthen public trust, and prove beyond any doubt that they have public
AMS 2012: Session 2 – Building a Media-literate Public
Day 1 – Tuesday, 29th May, 1130 – 1230 Building a Media-literate Public Enhancing media’s role in development demands building a media literate public that
Making a Difference in Development
UN Secretary General Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary General of the United Nations, urges broadcasters in Asia-Pacific to tell sustainable development stories in the region, including
AMS 2012: Session 1 – Media, Development and Conflict: Can Media Make a Difference?
Day 1 – Tuesday, 29th May, 1015 – 1130 Media, Development and Conflict: Can Media Make a Difference? Development remains elusive for the world’s poor.