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TV Assembly

The TV Assembly provides a unique opportunity for media executives across EBU Member organizations to share strategies in content management, production and programming. This annual event brings in leading experts to discuss everything from the value of co-productions to innovative solutions for digital distribution.

Previous editions

You can find details and materials from previous editions below.

22nd TV Assembly

21 - 22 Apr 2016

Over many years, the Eurovision TV Assembly has developed as the essential meeting place for senior TV executives.

This assembly provides a unique opportunity for TV directors and decision-makers to discuss key ideas and strategies in TV management, production and programming. The 2016 TV Assembly will be hosted by the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation (SRG SSR).

The emphasis is both strategic and practical, and members will be encouraged to share real dilemmas which they face in the changing media environment. Building on the success of last year, we continue to improve our Eurovision TV Assembly and include keynote presentations addressing crucial topics that matter in the media environment, case studies from industry experts, our famous Proud-to-present session and an update on EBU internal matters. 

Maximizing contribution by public service media to society

During the Assembly, for the first time, radio and television colleagues will come together for a joint session exploring issues of common interest.

The focus here will be on how public service media can gain credit and recognition for the contribution our services make to society; this will be presented through internal and external viewpoints. Alongside discussion of how organizations can best develop their advocacy for public service, there will be the opportunity to learn about programming which demonstrates the public purposes of EBU member organizations.

Additional details

Both the TV and Radio Assemblies will be preceded by a joint Welcome Reception on Wednesday 20 April at 18:30 at the Bar Rouge on the 31^st floor of the Ramada Plaza Conference Center in Basel.

On Thursday 21 April the Radio and TV Joint Assembly official dinner will take place at the Restaurant Safran Zunft (Gerbergasse 11, Basel) at 19:30. We would be very pleased if you could attend both events.

An excursion will be organized on Saturday morning 9:00 to 12:30: Tour of the city in a vintage tram, followed by a walking tour and a visit to a museum.Please note that they will only take place if enough people sign up.

Downloads

Letter of invitation from Roger de Weck, Director General of SRG SSR (.PDF)

Agenda of the 22nd TV Assembly (.PDF)

Agenda of the joint TV & Radio Assembly (.PDF)

Documents

MEDIA DEPARTMENT UPDATE
Jean Philip De Tender, Media Director, EBU Members Only
Eurovision TV Showreel Members Only
Eurovision Connect Members Only
TV ROADMAP
Keynote by Glen Killane, Chairman of the TV Committee and Jeroen Depraetere, Head of TV & Future Media Members Only
EUROVISION TV UPDATE : Eurovision Supergames
Presented by Eurovision TV managers Members Only
Eurovision Supergames Promo Members Only
PROUD TO PRESENT: Member case studies to demonstrate cross-media programme production
‘26’ a Phenomenon: Chantal Bernheim, RTS Members Only
Host Swap: Mart Normet, ETV Members Only
Host Swap - video 1 Members Only
Host Swap - video 2 Members Only
Host Swap - video 3 Members Only
Host Swap - video 4 Members Only

PRESENTATIONS: TV & Radio joint Assembly (22 April 2016)

PUBLIC SERVICE AND POPULISM
Roger de Weck, Director General of the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation (SRG SSR) Members Only
GETTING THE MESSAGE OUT
Keynote speech by Petr Dvořák, Director General, Czech Television Members Only
Video 1 Members Only
Video 2 Members Only
Video 3 Members Only
Video 4 Members Only
Video 5 Members Only
Video 6 Members Only
Video 7 Members Only
Video 8 Members Only
Video 9 Members Only
Video 10 Members Only
GETTING THE MESSAGE OUT: Managing and Measuring PSM Governance
Roberto Suarez, Head of Media Intelligence Service, EBU Members Only
Case study: Jan Petersson, SR, Sweden Members Only
Case study: Tracey Diamond, RTÉ, Ireland Members Only
Case study: Klaus Unterberger, ORF, Austria Members Only
PROUD TO PRESENT: Member case studies to demonstrate cross-media programme production
Past, Present, Future: René Vilbre, ERR, Estonia - (Prezi Presentation: extract .zip files > run .exe)Members Only
Un Bol d’Oxygène: Tania Chytil, Chief Editor of RTS Decouverte & Julien Bagourd, Coordinator of RTS International Relations Members Only
Un Bol d’Oxygène - video Members Only
PROUD TO PRESENT: Member case studies to demonstrate cross-media programme production
Watch your radio or listen to your screen: when radio is successful on TV, Laurent Finet and Francis Goffin, RTBF, Belgium Members Only
Petofi TV: Lőrinc Bubnó, MTVA, Hungary Members Only
GETTING THE MESSAGE OUT
Keynote by Patrick Aebischer, President of the "École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne" (EPFL), Switzerland Members Only
PROUD TO PRESENT: Member case studies to demonstrate cross-media programme production
Alice et Merveilles: Sandrine Treiner, Radio France Members Only
Eurosonic: Ben Houdijk, NPO, Netherlands Members Only

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