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International Broadcasting Assembly

The International Broadcasting Assembly brings together a community of EBU Members that offer services to international audiences. It provides a platform to address common challenges, share expertise and identify areas of joint initiatives and mutual support.

The 11th International Broadcasters Assembly will be held in person on 8 and 9 October in Paris. It will be kindly hosted by France Télévisions. The event will engage with themes of defunding threats, anti-piracy, international distribution as well as navigating the online world of Big Tech and AI. Learn more about the International Broadcasting Committee.

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1st International Broadcasting Assembly

1st International Broadcasting Assembly

19 - 20 May 2016

This will be the first meeting of the International Broadcasting Assembly. The committee was officially formed at the last EBU General Assembly (December 2015).

It aims at serving as a platform for all EBU members that transmit internationally (TV, radio and online) to network with peers and identify areas of mutual support, assistance and knowledge. The aim is to ensure that together they can act in the common interest of public service media.

Topics for this assembly will include, among others, an update on the situation of the members, discussions about cyber attacks, digital radio, Europe’s refugee crisis. The EBU Media Intelligence Service will also present the results of its survey about international broadcasting.

Elections for Chairman and up to 6 committee members will be held. The event is kindly being hosted by France Médias Monde.