Le projet OPEN Media Hub: promotion des réseaux professionnels, l’organisation d’ateliers pratiques et soutien aux professionnels des médias sur l’ensemble de la zone de voisinage de l’UE (EuropeAid / 136510 / DH / SER / Multi) est financé dans le cadre du Programme OPEN Neighbourhood,: opportunités, participation, engagement Et réseautage “et est mis en œuvre par un consortium dirigé par Thomson Foundation. Le Consortium comprend Action Global, Centre Européen de Journalisme, Free Press Unlimited, France Médias Monde, Ipsos Mori et Particip. Le projet OPEN Media Hub suit deux projets précédemment financés par l’UE – Media Neighborhood et European Neighbourhood Journalism Network.
master classes in media management in georgia 28-30 june 2016
On June 28th-30th 2016 The OPEN Media Hub is organising parallel Master Classes for broadcast, print and online media in Georgia. The Master Classes are specially designed for managers and senior editors of television, print and online media outlets and are intended to help them develop advanced management skills and to include their media organisations in the package of activities and services provided by the Media Hub over the next years.
Innovative Strategies in Print and Online Media Development
Highlights
The three-day Master Class will have a special focus on media development in the age of social and online media and will cover the following areas of media expertise:
Content
The Master Class will include sessions on:
Additional benefits for participants
Media managers participating in the Print and Online Media Management Master Class will have the opportunity to sign up their media organisations for the full package of media development support provided by the project which includes the following opportunities:
Challenges in Raising Regional Issues in a Global Story
Highlights
The three-day Master Class will have a special focus on Challenges in Raising Regional Issues in a Global Story and will cover the following areas of media expertise:
Content
The Master Classes will have a special focus on:
Topical issues, such as the upcoming elections and the support provided by the EU for reforms and development in Georgia and Georgia’s unique position in the region
Additional benefits for the participants
Media managers participating in Broadcast Management Master Class will have the opportunity to sign up their media organisations for the full package of media development support provided by the project which includes the following opportunities:
Veselin Vačkov, Print And Onlime Media Management TrainerVeselin Vačkov is a well-known Czech journalist and media executive. Currently, he is the director of the oldest and most prestigious Czech daily newspaper Lidové noviny. Previously, between 2000 and 2009, he served as the paper’s editor-in-chief. Between 2009 and 2013, he was the regional director of the MAFRA Media Group. He has been member of the Supervisory board of the Czech Publishers’ Association since 2008. Veselin holds a degree in English, Czech and Slavic Studies from Charles University in Prague. He has also completed a Ph.D. degree there. He is an alumnus of Jesus College, University of Oxford, where he studied computational linguistics. He started his journalistic career as business reporter and foreign correspondent. As editor-in-chief he oversaw the thorough modernization of Lidové noviny ant its news site Lidovky.cz and their transformation into an integrated multimedia operation. Veselin lives in Prague. He is a seasoned long-distance runner.
Robert Parsons, Broadcast Management TrainerRobert Parsons is the Chief Foreign editor at France 24 English. He joined the channel as an international affairs editor for the launch in 2006. In 2010 he moved to Georgia for 20 months to set up PIK TV, a 24-hour TV and internet news channel broadcasting in Russian throughout the Russian-speaking world. Robert worked 18 years for the BBC, including nine years as Moscow correspondent (TV and radio) from 1993 to 2002. As a reporter, Robert was sent to many countries (Iraq, Ukraine, Israel,…). He joined Radio Free Europe as director of the Georgian Service in 2003. He speaks English, Russian, Georgian and French.