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
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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.
AMS Plenary Sessions Starts
The Asia Media Summit 2012 kicks off its plenary sessions today with a discussion on how media can make a difference in addressing development issues
AMS 2012: Inaugural Session and Keynote Address
Day 1 – Tuesday, 29th May, 0900 – 0945 Inaugural Session and Keynote Address
Redefining PSB Mandate
Public service broadcasters need to redefine their mandate for the future and ensure they offer relevant content and earn the trust of audiences to survive
Public Interest in Facing Ethical Dilemmas
Dr. Venkat Iyer, a Law Barrister in Northern Ireland, says ethics is as important as law and media practitioners should be careful in carrying out
Eight-Step Model of Change Leadership
Henrik Keith, former Editor-in-chief and Head of TV News, DR, Copenhagen, introduced the eight-step model of change leadership that guides news managers deal with the
Greater Media Coverage of MDG Issues
Media leaders in Asia Pacific are expected to generate an agreement/statement for increased and improved coverage of stories dealing with the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)
‘Out of the Box’ Ideas for PSB in Asia
Some 45 delegates from 26 countries across the globe began today a review of the needs and directions of public service broadcasting in Asia-Pacific as
Confronting Ethical Issues in the Age of Social Media
Broadcast journalists and other media practitioners will have the opportunity to examine ethical issues confronting providers and users of online media such as internet forums,