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* Viktorya Muradyan, European Youth Press (confirmed): She will tell us what young people think about this.
* Viktorya Muradyan, European Youth Press (confirmed): She will tell us what young people think about this.


Results from following related workshops should be fed into the breakout discussion:


* WS 1: European Digital Service Act (DSA) and Digital Market Act (DMA) presentation and discussion
* WS 9: Censorship and Content Regulation
* WS 12: Self- and Co-regulation Initiatives by Platforms and other institutions or bodies
* WS 10: Media literacy
* WS 6: copyright directive


== Format ==  
== Format ==  

Revision as of 15:48, 21 May 2021

30 June 2021 | 14:45-17:30 CEST | Studio A
Consolidated programme 2021 overview / Day 2

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Working title: European mediascape – How to (re)create a trusted public sphere?
Proposals: #6 #23 #52 #66 #67 #77 #96

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Session teaser

After a decade of turbulence in the media field caused by the rise of global platforms, the arbitrary decision to ban President Trump from Twitter and Facebook came as a telling example of the power of platforms, and served as a wake-up call for the rest of the world. In Europe, remedial policy to curb the excessive power of tech giants has gained new urgency, as has the search for alternative means of restoring a trusted public sphere. These efforts are reviewed and evaluated at Focus Session 4, with input from media- and content-related workshops held earlier during the 2021 EuroDIG. FS 4 will also examine media initiatives to counter disinformation and to (re)create a trusted public sphere in Europe. These initiatives address common standards and journalism ethics, cooperation among European public service media and reinvigorating grassroots media, among others.

Session description

Input session – 45 min

Proposed and confirmed speakers:

  • Petra Kammerevert, Member of the European Parliament(confirmed): She give her view on a European Public Sphere which will be reflected in a Report of the European Parliament
  • Matthias Pfeffer, TV journalists and producer, co-author of ‘The Human Imperative, Power, Freedom and Democracy in the Age of AI’ (confirmed)
  • Olle Zachrison, Head of Digital News Strategy, Swedish Television (confirmed): He will present a concrete project, the EBU's 'European Perspectives' project.
  • Cherine Chalaby, Board Trustee at Facebook's Oversight Board (tbc)
  • Claes de Vreese, Chair of Political Communication at The Amsterdam School of Communication Research, University of Amsterdam (tbc)
  • Viktorya Muradyan, European Youth Press (confirmed): She will tell us what young people think about this.

Results from following related workshops should be fed into the breakout discussion:

  • WS 1: European Digital Service Act (DSA) and Digital Market Act (DMA) presentation and discussion
  • WS 9: Censorship and Content Regulation
  • WS 12: Self- and Co-regulation Initiatives by Platforms and other institutions or bodies
  • WS 10: Media literacy
  • WS 6: copyright directive

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