The programme for these meetings has been geared around three 90-minute plenary session debates:
1. Is Internet a credible media?
2. How can you open up your editorial team to the public?
3. Traditional media: what are the digital opportunities?
and 11 hands-on workshops on first-hand experience, lasting 45 minutes
The programme also includes two open sessions, also lasting 45 minutes
- New trends in online news, by Benoit Thieulin, Chair of the French Digital Council
- New economic models in the media, by Emmanuel Hoog, Chair and MD of AFP.
As well as six 30-minute sessions to present new practices and tools developed by players in emerging and developing countries
From 7.00 to 10.00 pm on Thursday 13 June, there will be a Syria special open to the public: producing and broadcasting news in a conflict zone.
