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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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6th International Broadcasting Assembly

6th International Broadcasting Assembly

1 Jun 2021

The International Broadcasting Assembly brings together EBU Members that transmit internationally (TV, radio and online) to discuss and share strategic challenges and identify areas of mutual support, assistance and knowledge.

This year’s IBA will take place in two sessions on 1 June, from 10:00 to 11:00 CEST and from 14:00 to 16:30 CEST. Due to the ongoing COVID-19-related restrictions the Assembly will be held online for the second time.

In the morning session, Members will be electing a new International Broadcasting Committee, look at the trends of international broadcasting and exchange Members’ news.

In the afternoon we will address international distribution strategies with Nigel Fry (BBC), Elena Puigrafagut (EBU) and Oliver Linow (DW) and discuss different aspects of trusted journalism with Rasmus Kleis Nielsen (Reuters Institute),  Albert Romagnoli and Sabino Metta (Rai), Heaton Dyer (CBC/Radio-Canada) and Justyna Kurczabinska (EBU). 

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Speakers

John Maguire

Director International Relations and Cooperation, France Médias Monde (France)

Patrick Leusch

Head of European Affairs, DW (Germany)

Maria Jesus Perez

International Sales Director, RTVE (Spain)

Nigel Fry

Head of Distribution (BBC World Service), BBC (United Kingdom)

Alberto Romagnoli

Deputy Director RAI News 24, RAI (Italy)

Elena Puigrefagut

Senior Project Manager (EBU Technology & Innovation)

Heaton Dyer

Chief Growth Officer, Pink Triangle Press

Oliver Linow

Internet Freedom Specialist, DW (Germany)

Bärbel Moser

Director of International Development, France Médias Monde (France)

Sabino Metta

Centre for Research and Technology Innovation, RAI (Italy)

Documents

  • intern IBA members' latest developments- trends - Nicola Frank (EBU)
  • intern Reaching audiences with different needs - Nigel Fry (BBC)
  • intern WRC-23 - Preparation and satellite distribution - Elena Puigrefagut (EBU)
  • intern Reaching your audience - How to deal with Internet Censorhip - Oliver Linow (DW)
  • intern Trusted journalism: the role of data, technology and research - Alberto Romagnoli and Sabino Metta (RAI)
  • intern Journalism, Trust Initiative - Heaton Dyer (CBC/Radio-Canada)
  • intern ENTR -What's next project - Patrick Leusch (DW) and Barbel Moser (France Médias Monde)