Conférences de la Présidence

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Programme

Les contributeurs et leur présentations ^{(en anglais uniquement)}

• Introductory session
  • How the access to content is changing in the digital age: the example of video content – Gilles Fontaine, European Audiovisual Observatory
  • Presentation of the main findings of the Media Literacy Mapping – Maja Cappello, European Audiovisual Observatory
  • Media education in Poland from a regulatory authority perspective – Ewa Murawska-Najmiec, National Broadcasting Council of Poland
• Panel discussion – media literacy initiatives in Europe
  • The role of media literacy in the new media landscape - Leo Pekkala, Head of Unit, MEKU, National Audiovisual Institute (Finland)
  • A Brief Introduction to Smoke and Mirrors - Special effects workshops for elementary and secondary school students run by Magic Valley, Media Literacy Education Centre - György Ocskó, International Legal Advisor, NMHH (Hungary)
  • Regulator HACA & Media Information Literacy: Challenge of citizenship…. Citizen project - Jamal Eddine Naji, Director General, HACA (Morocco)

Programme

Contributors and their presentations

• Setting the scene
  • The economic weight of different audiovisual media services and adjusting European legislation - Gilles Fontaine and Maja Cappello, European Audiovisual Observatory
• Broadcasters’ views
  • The recent developments of the Public Service Model and future of linear services - Michael Wagner, Head of Media and Communications Law, EBU
  • The recent developments of the Commercial Model  and future of linear services - Emilie Anthonis, European Affairs Advisor, ACT
  • Today’s role of television in the Czech Republic - Vlasta Roškotová & Vladimír Kroupa, Czech Association of Television
• Regulators’ views
  • Regulatory challenges relating to the co-existence of different audiovisual media services - Petr Kozák, Czech regulator, by Luboš Kukliš, Slovak regulator
  • Regulatory challenges relating to the co-existence of different audiovisual media services - Halina Rostek, Polish regulator

Programme

Presentations

• Presentation of the Montenegrin legislative framework for cinematography - Dragica Milić, Deputy Minister of Culture of Montenegro
• Legal conditions and criteria for film funding in Europe - Maja Cappello, Head of Department for Legal Information, European Audiovisual Observatory
• Current trends in public film funding and perspectives on economic impact - Gilles Fontaine, Head of Department for Information on Markets and Financing, European Audiovisual Observatory

Ordre du jour

Contributors and their presentations

• Funding of Film and Audiovisual Production: Economic Status Quo and the Challenges of Including New Players in Existing Schemes - André LANGE, European Audiovisual Observatory
• Supporting Film and Audiovisual Production: Can the Current Legal Obligations Work for New Players? - Francisco CABRERA, European Audiovisual Observatory
• Adapting the cinematographic & audiovisual funding schemes in the digital era: Achieved reforms & challenges ahead - Frédéric BOKOBZA, Direction général des médias et des industries culturelles
• New legal framework for public film funding in Portugal - Nuno COUTINHO DE FARIA, Instituto do Cinema e do Audiovisual