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The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) is the world’s largest alliance of public service media, representing over 100 organizations across Europe and beyond. Our mission: to strengthen public service media, encourage collaboration, and shape a trusted media landscape. Through diverse programming and events - including the iconic Eurovision Song Contest, the Eurovision Sport streaming platform, and our AI Summit - we connect millions, celebrate cultural diversity, and drive media innovation. Guided by our commitment to public service values, we empower audiences, inspire creativity, and keep information accessible to all. Follow us as we work to make a difference.
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We strongly condemn the violence and physical attacks against journalists that have been covering the ongoing demonstrations in Georgia Dozens of journalists and media workers have been physically attacked by Special Forces during the protests We call on stakeholders to uphold media freedom - ensuring all journalists can work freely and safely in Georgia https://lnkd.in/ehtsgvCE
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How can we address growing polarization?⚡ 💡Read our media intelligence service report to find out what triggers polarization & the important role public service media have to play: https://lnkd.in/d5MBF9ay 📰Severe polarization is often linked to a decline in democracy. Public service media play a crucial role in countering this & actively work to depolarize society, ensuring democratic stability💪⚖️ #PublicServiceMedia #Polarization #Democracy
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👏 A European Perspective welcomes Greek national broadcaster ERT S.A Hellenic Broadcasting Corporation. 🎉 Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/gXQeUYfa ERT joins 20 other participating Members on AEP’s successful Digital News Platform 🔁 that breaks down language barriers and gives news organizations access to stories around Europe to republish in their own language with the help of AI. We're excited to read more news from Greece through #AEuropeanPerspective 🙌 🇬🇷 👉 This year, the news stories flowing through AEP have already crossed the 20,000 mark -- a rise from 18,433 during all of 2023. Since AEP's launch in 2021, the shared stories have reached more than 14.8 million people with more than 60 publications a day. #AIinNews #PublicServiceMedia
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We welcome the new EU College of Commissioners.🇪🇺 Read our full response here⬇️ https://lnkd.in/g5evhp86 We urge the new College to safeguard Europe’s diverse media environment, enforcing digital regulations & including media within the Democracy Shield to tackle disinformation.📰🔍 🤝We invite them to collaborate closely with media organisations to ensure the EU continues to champion a free, independent & vibrant media landscape.
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⛑️Safety first! with Creative Skills Europe 🎭 Safety Passport is a learning platform with standardized safety training & certification for all professionals involved in live performances across Europe, ensuring they are equipped with the essential knowledge for a safe working environment. 📋✨ By obtaining the Safety Passport, industry workers... ✅demonstrate their commitment to safety & compliance with national regulations ✅contribute to a safer, more professional live performance industry. 🦺Safety Passport was created by Sociaal Fonds Podiumkunsten (BE), STEPP vzw and RITCS School of Arts in Brussels and is administered by the Social Fund for Performing Arts in Flanders, Belgium. Learn more👉https://lnkd.in/ga5yFSbQ #CreativePathwaysCreativeCareers
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Last night in NYC« Les gouttes de Dieu-The drops of God» earned the highly prestigious #Emmy Award for best drama series 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 This adaptation from a manga story by #TadashiAgi was coproduced by France Télévisions and we are sooo proud of the international recognition 👍
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🧭 What are the benefits and challenges of #AI for European newsrooms? Alexiane Lerouge on our A European Perspective team shares her thoughts from a lively panel session at Assises du Journalisme de Bruxelles.💡
Last Thursday, in the Assises du Journalisme de Bruxelles hosted by IHECS, I took part in a long and intense panel discussion on the perks and challenges brought by AI in European newsrooms. Around the table were also Carolin Ollivier (ARTE), Uli Köppen (Bayerischer Rundfunk) 🇩🇪 , Josef El Mahdi (Sveriges Radio) 🇸🇪 , Alexandre Barlot (Radio France) 🇫🇷 , Eglantine Nyssen (Le Vif) 🇧🇪 , Olalla Novoa Ojea (PRISA) 🇪🇸 , Vincent Berthier (Reporters sans frontières (RSF) 🌏 and Bastien Remy (European Commission) 🇪🇺 . 🤖 From transcription and translation to designing AI-driven public service algorithms, fact-checking statistical assumptions, interacting with research reports, creating magazine covers, and detecting audio deepfakes, it was awesome to hear about such diverse uses of AI, united by the shared need to approach it cautiously and consider ethical charters to keep the bot under human oversight. 🙌 I loved seeing so many European Broadcasting Union (EBU) members at the table (including three AEP participants!). Public service media projects were so well represented that someone in the audience asked whether commercial media were falling behind in reflecting on AI applications in news.. 😁 🎓 The session concluded with great insights from academics: Charlotte Van Breusegem and Lavinia Rotili from UCLouvain - Université catholique de Louvain and Dr Richard Fletcher from the University of Oxford and the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism. It was striking —and a bit fun — to see how well our own presentations mirrored their findings. 📢 The audience's questions were enlightening too, reminding those of us getting used to working with AI of the importance of stepping back to reassess and reflect. A couple of takeaways: - Understandably, when it comes to introducing AI in newsrooms, reactions vary significantly depending on whether the project is innovation-based or focused on productivity gains. - Conducting academic research on such a fast paced, developing field is incredibly challenging. - A great tip from Vincent Berthier: don’t humanize the bot. Instead of saying, "GPT told me…", get used to saying, "The machine produced…". - And a memorable analogy (credit to Joseph Smith from The Guardian): using AI as a journalist is like being behind the wheel of a self-driving car. It may have an emergency override, but if your attention drops, you won’t react in time to take control. Thanks to all the panelists for a great talk, to Association Journalisme et citoyenneté for the event, to Philippe Couve for hosting the session, and a shout out to Clothilde Le Coz, and Gaëtan Gras for the organization!
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🎙️ Save the Date! The EBU Podcast Forum is back & better than ever! 🗓️ Join us 17-18 September 2025 in Manchester, UK. Watch below for why it's unmissable! 👇🎧 For full details 👉 https://lnkd.in/eJHb2-cx 🤝 With thanks to our kind hosts BBC Sounds #PodcastForum #Podcasting #Podcasts #PublicServiceMedia
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⚽ On Friday, 22 November we hosted a meeting on gender equality in sport, as part of our joint initiative with Council of Europe 'All In Plus', in cooperation with the International Olympic Committee – IOC 🏆✨ 🎾"At EBU Sport, we remain fully committed to closing the visibility gap in women’s sport, driving progress through both commercial & editorial strategies. We are grateful to the Council of Europe, our partners - the Centre for Sport and Human Rights UEFA, European Olympic Committees - EOC, & International Olympic Committee – & all contributors who join us in pushing for growth in this space. Hosting the second edition of the media informative session on women’s sport today was a privilege, & we hope this forum will inspire positive developments & build on last year’s momentum to elevate women’s sport even further." - Glen Killane, Director of Sport, EBU