Réunion de consultation sur la gouvernance des médias de service public - 17-18 septembre 2009
Agenda
17 September
09:30 Opening of the meeting
- Jan KLEIJSSEN, Director of Standard-setting, Directorate General of Human Rights and Legal Affairs of the Council of Europe
- Tim SUTER, Managing Director, Perspective Associates Limited, United Kingdom, Chairperson of the meeting
10:00 Governance in the public services domain
- Good Governance Standard for Public Services: conclusions of the Independent Commission on Good Governance in Public Services
- Presentation by Ewan KING, Director of Research, Office for Public Management, United Kingdom
10:15 General discussion:
- § Specificity of public services in the media sector: Common/distinctive features between public services delivered by the media and other public services
11:00 Coffee break
11:30 Public service media today: ensuring governance models are appropriate to the new technological and social environment
- Presentation by Christian S. NISSEN, independent advisor on media and management, Denmark
11:45 Panel discussion 1:
- § What exactly is understood by governance in PSM sector?
- § What are the common features/problems among today’s governance models?
- § Is it necessary to modify traditional governance models to help PSM face today’s challenges?
- § If yes: What exactly would it be necessary to modify and for what purpose?
- What would be the best strategy/method for developing present day’s models?
- § Examples for possible inspiration in other public/private services
Moderator:
- Christian NISSEN, independent advisor on media and management, Denmark
Panellists:
- Jo BARDOEL, Amsterdam School of Communications Research
- Andra LEURDIJK, TNO Information and Communication Technology, the Netherlands; former secretary of assessment commission for the Dutch PSM and the Dutch World Service
- Pascal ALBRECHTSKIRCHINGER, ZDF, European Affairs Office
- Louis HEINSMAN, International Relations, NPO, the Netherlands
13:00 Lunch
14:30 Public service media today: ensuring governance models are appropriate to the new technological and social environment
(Continuation of the discussion)
16:00 Coffee break
16:30 Public service media governance and the public
Panel discussion 2:
- § Public participation in the conception/provision of contents and formats
- (interactive services/programmes, user generated content, etc.) – “indirect” participation
- § Public participation - direct or otherwise - in decision-making (supervisory boards, consultative programming structures, other forms of co-regulation)
- § Examples for possible inspiration in other public/private services
Moderator:
- Bissera ZANKOVA, State Agency on Information Technologies and Communications, Bulgaria
Panellists:
- Márk LENGYEL, Managing Director, Kormendy-Ekes & Lengyel Consulting, Hungary
- Vera BEUTLER, Federal Office for Communications (OFCOM), Switzerland
- Nuno CONDE, State Department for Media Policy, Portugal
- Lizzie JACKSON, Faculty of Communications Media, Ravensbourne College of Design and Communication, United Kingdom
18:00 Close of the first day
18 September
9:30 Public service media governance and management methods
Panel discussion 3:
- § Financial management
- § Staff management
- § Examples for possible inspiration in other public/private services
Moderator:
- Tim SUTER, Managing Director, Perspective Associates Limited, United Kingdom
Panellists:
- Ewan KING, Director of Research, Office for Public Management, United Kingdom
- Giuseppe de MARTINO, Legal Director, DailyMotion.com
- Olaf STEENFADT, digital media consultant, MTV, Hungary
11:00 Coffee break
11:30 Public service media governance and other important factors
General discussion:
- § Financial models
- § Legal framework
- § Technological developments
- § Examples for possible inspiration in other public/private services
13:00 Lunch
14:30 Examination of terms of reference of the future Group on PSM Governance (MC-S-PG) and suggestions for orientation of its work
General discussion:
- § Examination of the different elements of the ToR of the future MC-S-PG Group
- § Possible working methods to deal with the subjects
- § Possible concrete results to be achieved
- § Possible involvement of the participants in future MC-S-PG work
16:00 Coffee break
16:30 Conclusions
- § General discussion – tour de table
- § Summary of findings by Bissera ZANKOVA, State Agency on Information Technologies and Communications, Bulgaria
- § Conclusions by Tim SUTER, Managing Director, Perspective Associates Limited, United Kingdom, Chairperson of the meeting
18:00 Close of the meeting
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