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The Voice of Public Service Media

The Voice of Public Service Media is a series of exclusive events for senior communications professionals. Recent editions have focused on the impact of AI on communications, the Eurovision Song Contest, and anniversary campaigns.

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You can find details and materials from previous editions below.
The Voice of Public Service Media

The Voice of Public Service Media

24 Nov 2022

During this special session, we focused on:

  • Hot media trends for 2023. Our Head of Strategy, Jonathan Broughton, unveiled media trends to watch out for in 2023 and onwards
  • ‘Twitter changes: risks and opportunities?’ Alison Battisby, from social media strategy agency Avocado Social, shared her insights. We also heard from our own Grace Zakka about our Member social media experts’ views on these latest announcements
  • Projects from Members of the Voice of Public Service Media Group

Our exceptional speakers were joined by Michelle Roverelli, Head of Communications, Marketing and Events at the EBU, and Alexandra Osvath, Social Media Officer at the EBU, who moderated this session.

Speakers

Michelle Roverelli

Director of Member Relations and Communications

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Grace Zakka

Platform Strategy Lead, EBU

Alison Battisby

Founder and CEO, Avocado Social (United Kingdom)

Mantas Velykis

Head of on-air promotions, LRT (Lithuania)

Sinclair Godon

Video Content AD, FTV (France)

Documents

  • Media Trends 2023 - Jonathan BroughtonMembers Only
  • Twitter Changes: Risks and opportunities - Alison BattisbyMembers Only