Journalism Festival 2023
A weekend with a view
University panel discussion on 12 May 2023, 17:00-18:45 (Kaiser-Leopold-Saal)
Topic: "Public Service Media" - an (un)dispensable orientation anchor?
How does public service media exist in the new gatekeeper diversity? / How can the public added value for society be made (more) visible, especially for young people? / What concrete measures have been and are being taken...also from a transnational / European perspective...
Participants
- Christian Daubner: Head of Digital Information Strategy at Bayerischer Rundfunk
- Dr Klaus Unterberger: Head of Digital Information Strategy at Bayerischer Rundfunk Klaus Unterberger: Head of the Public Value Competence Centre at ORF
- Irina Oberguggenberger: Journalist at ORF, "Young Audience" project with responsibility for content strategy, digital format development and platform expertise
- Magdalena Stefely: Editor for funk, content network of ARD and ZDF in Mainz
- Prof. Dr. Matthias Kettemann:- Dr Matthias Kettemann: Professor of Innovation, Theory and Philosophy of Law, Head of the Department of Legal Theory and Future of Law at the University of Innsbruck
Moderation:
- Nele Bulla & Thomas Gatt: Master's student from the elective package "Media Practice", Department of Media, Society and Communication
- Dr Natascha Zeitel-Bank: Senior Lecturer at the Department of Media, Society and Communication, University of Innsbruck - panel introduction
More information: https://www.journalismusfest.org/programm-2023/
https://www.journalismusfest.org/https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Awzq4CQuX-kxtteilnPoTbu4k_PTeEfP/view?usp=sharing
Independent and reliable information is essential for the development of democracies and our daily orientation. We need high-quality journalism, background knowledge, expert analyses and media that fulfil their control function. We need freedom for the production of knowledge and creative impulses from creative artists for the necessary participation in the democratic process.
The Innsbruck Journalism Festival is a meeting place, a place of debate and cultural exchange. Journalists from different regions of Europe will have their say with their specific expertise. They discuss current pressing issues with academics, NGO representatives and other experts, all of whom enter into dialogue with the audience. At book launches and readings, reporters talk about their experiences and provide insights into their work. Exhibitions with photo reportages and comics, documentary films and audio features are presented. We open a window to the complex present in which we live.
The Journalism Festival Innsbruck is a co-operation project, also with the strong participation of the University of Innsbruck. As part of the elective package "Media Practice", Master's students are organising their own panel.
Admission to most events is free.