IPI World Congress 2010 Brochure (pdf)

IPI World Congress 2010 

Vienna – Bratislava | 11 – 14 September 

Thinking the Unthinkable: 

Are We Losing the News? 

> Media Freedom in the New Media Landscape < 

> www.ipiworldcongress.com

What can our 

Congress offer you? 

We’re ready for you! 

Ask yourself ... 

Had enough of crisis talk? 

Seeking solutions and best practices? 

And we’ll answer... 

Come to Session I “Lost News? Is the Media Still 

Providing the Public with the Information it Needs?” 

and Session III “What’s Working Where? And Why?” 

Want to know how social media and new platforms 

are driving changes in the news industry? 

Wonder what the future holds for journalism? 

Join in Session II “Found News? The New Platforms 

for Delivering Information” 

Pick up a copy of “IPI Report on a News Future 

and the Future of the Journalism Profession” 

Dear Friends, 

We are pleased to say that the response to our invitation to join IPI for its 60th anniversary Congress in Vienna 

and Bratislava has been fantastic. Already, at this early date, an unprecedented number of participants from 

some 33 countries have registered for this special event. 

As you have probably already learned from our press releases, newsletters and other material, the panels 

for this year’s IPI World Congress, featuring timely and relevant topics, are now complete and boast a line-up 

of world-renowned figures from the international media community who are eager to interact with you. 

All other preparations for the Congress are also in place, including our first New Media & High Tech 

Innovations Exhibition, showcasing the latest media technologies and the best of online journalism, 

and a special Gala Dinner & Award Ceremony at Vienna’s historic City Hall, where IPI will honour 

60 World Press Freedom Heroes to commemorate 60 years of defending press freedom. 

In addition to these highlights, we have a range of attractive social functions lined up for you, providing 

further opportunity for informal networking. 

If you haven’t already registered, we urge you to take advantage of our newest anniversary offer of 680 EUR 

(valid until 10 June). Moreover, although we have blocked rooms at the official Congress hotel, the Hotel 

Savoyen Vienna, the deadline for hotel registration is 1 July, and our allotment of rooms is quickly filling up. 

So sign up now, if you haven’t done so already, and join us this September for what promises to be 

a memorable event. We look forward to welcoming you to Vienna and Bratislava! 

Your IPI Team 

Want to harness the latest technological 

advances? 

Concerned about press freedom 

in the changing media landscape? 

Want to be inspired by those who have fought 

to uphold press freedom? 

Tired of watching PowerPoint presentations? 

Want to network with other editors, media 

executives and leading journalists? 

Want to share all your findings 

with your colleagues back home? 

Check out our “New Media & High-Tech Innovations” 

Exhibition and collect your copy of the “IPI New Media 

Technology Journal” 

Participate in the town hall-style debate 

“Media Freedom in a Time of Change” 

Special 60th Anniversary Offer! 

Register before 10 June for only 680 € 

Meet our World Press Freedom Heroes at the 

Gala Dinner to honour IPI’s 60 Heroes and buy our 

World Press Freedom Heroes commemorative book 

Engage and interact with the speakers and other 

participants in our open floor discussions at our Sessions 

Gain contacts with all the other delegates and speakers at 

scheduled, structured Network Meetings, facilitated by IPI 

Collect your World Congress Multimedia Pack with all 

the discussions, presentations and literature included 

www.ipiworldcongress.com 

www.ipiworldcongress.com

What they’re saying 

Programme 

‘ 

Journalism is under pressure, not only from tighter 

finances but also from the impact of the Internet, 

the need for ratings and the fear of libel. I’m looking 

forward to hearing what our panellists have to 

say about how we protect what we do and how 

we ensure the public gets the information it wants 

and needs. Sarah Montague (Session I) 


‘ 

At a time of massive change in the media, we need to work harder 

than ever to protect freedom of expression and freedom of the 

press from burdensome regulation. Key to this will be our ability 

to show that the media remains committed to a strong ethical 

code… It is crucial that influential bodies like the IPI address this, 

which is why I am looking forward to this important conference. 

Guy Black (Session V) 

Journalists will probably never come to a consensus 

on how to report on extremists... A positive thing is 

that we will get together in September and look for ‘answers. Sergej Danilov (Session VI) 

‘ 

Right now there’s a fundamental shift, an evolution 

taking place throughout the media landscape. 

Social media and mobile technology have proven 

their worth – this panel will demonstrate how and 

forecast where it goes from here. 

Errol Barnett (Session II) 

‘ 

I believe that the ethics of 

journalism should not be 

compromised due to techno 

logical changes or the 

emergence of social media. 

… It is perfect timing to have 

a thoughtful discussion about 

ethics and journalism. 

Ghada Oueiss (Session V) 

What I like about the Congress, is it’s a gathering of journalists and others who recognize the problem, define 

the problems and clearly state what the problem is, and then explore some possible solutions. … Honest, 

decent-intending people getting together at a session such as the Congress to discuss these matters, I think is 

not only to be applauded, it is a necessity, which is one reason why I have agreed to fly halfway around the world 

‘to do whatever I can… to contribute to it. Dan Rather (Session VII) 

In an increasingly fragmented world, it is essential 

for media to bring together the whole picture. 

If we fail to do so, we fail our audiences. Therefore, ‘we must join forces! Elmar Thevessen (Session I) 

The traditional approaches to issues of media ethics, standards and accountability have been called 

dramatically into question by the emergence of the Internet as a potent social and informational 

medium. This is why the Congress’s focus on new media – and its panel on media ethics in particular – 

‘has identified some of the key issues facing media today. John Horgan (Session V) 

Saturday, 11 September 2010 

19:30 Welcome Reception 

Hotel Savoyen Vienna 

Sunday, 12 September 2010 

10:30 Opening Ceremony & 

New Media Exhibition Opening 

Hotel Savoyen Vienna 

Speakers 

Janne Virkkunen 

Editor-in-Chief, Helsingin Sanomat, Helsinki, 

Finland; Chairman of IPI 

David Dadge Director of IPI 

Director’s Report: 

“The State of Press Freedom Worldwide” 

Keynote Speaker 

Michael Spindelegger 

Austrian Federal Minister 

for European and International Affairs 

Presentation of the 

“IPI Free Media Pioneer 2010” 

12:00 Lunch 

13:00 Session I 

“Lost News? Is the Media Still Providing 

the Public with the Information It Needs?” 

As print and broadcast organisations cut costs 

and try to adapt to a changing media landscape – 

often reducing newsroom staff and closing 

foreign bureaus in the process – will they still 

be able to cover the news in depth? Will they 

be able to provide the public with the information 

it needs to understand complex issues and make 

informed decisions? What are the implications 

for press freedom? 

Moderator 

Sarah Montague 

Presenter, BBC, London, UK 

2009 IPI World Congress 


Programme 

Panellists 

Ferial Haffajee 

Editor, City Press, Johannesburg, South Africa 

Alex Jones 

Director, Joan Shorenstein Center on the Press, 

Politics and Public Policy, John F. Kennedy 

School of Government, Harvard University, 

Cambridge, USA 

Charles M. Sennott 

Executive Editor & Vice President, 

GlobalPost, Boston, USA 

Elmar Thevessen 

Deputy Editor-in-Chief and Head of News, 

ZDF – German Television, Mainz, Germany 

14:15 Coffee Break 

14:45 Session II 

“Found News? The New Platforms 

for Delivering Information” 

In this session, panellists will look at the explosion 

of information platforms and devices – the world 

of Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, the Kindle, and the 

iPad – and discuss their impact on the news industry, 

as well as on freedom of the press. 

Moderator 

Errol Barnett Anchor, CNN, Atlanta, USA 

Panellists 

Hannes Ametsreiter 

Chairman of the Management Board, 

Telekom Austria Group, Vienna, Austria 

2008 IPI World Congress 

Josh Cohen 

Senior Business Product Manager, 

Google News, New York, USA 

Jeff Howe 

Contributing Editor, Wired Magazine, 

San Francisco, USA 

Rajesh Kalra 

Chief Editor, Times Internet Ltd, New Delhi, India 


16:30 - 18:00 

Session III 

“What’s Working Where? And Why?” 

This session will provide examples of how 

both new and traditional media outlets are using 

creativity and innovation to succeed and prosper 

in the current difficult media climate. 

Moderator 

Barkha Dutt 

Group Editor, English News, 

NDTV, New Delhi, India 

Panellists 

Tina Brown 

Co-founder and Editor-in-Chief, 

The Daily Beast, New York, USA 

Phil Fearnley 

General Manager, News 

and Knowledge, Future Media 

& Technology, BBC, London, UK 

Martim Figueiredo 

Publisher & Editor-in-Chief, 

i Daily, Lisbon, Portugal 

Bill Nichols 

Managing Editor, Politico, 

Arlington, USA 

19:30 Opening Dinner 

Speaker 

Heinz Fischer 

Federal President 

of the Republic of Austria 



Programme 

Monday, 13 September 2010 

13:00 Session V 

09:00 Regional Network Meetings 

10:00 Breaking News 

This half hour is reserved for a special surprise 

discussion about a significant developing story. 

Moderator 

Michael Fleischhacker 

Editor-in-Chief, Die Presse, Vienna, Austria 


11:00 Session IV 

Special Presentation: 

“IPI Report on a News Future and the 

Future of the Journalism Profession” 

12:00 Lunch 

Presentation of a special report on the future 

of the news industry and the impact of emerging 

new media and technologies on the journalism 

profession itself. 

“Media Ethics in the New Media Landscape” 

How is the rise of new media and online journalism 

affecting the traditional journalistic standards of 

objectivity, accuracy, and verification? How can the 

media show that it remains committed to a strong 

ethical code and to effective self regulation in a rapidly 

changing media environment? 

Moderator 

Markus Spillmann 

Editor-in-Chief, Neue Zürcher Zeitung, Zurich, Switzerland 


Damian Tambini 

Senior Lecturer, Department of Media and Communications, 

London School of Economics (LSE), London, UK 

Panellists 

Guy Black 

Executive Director, Telegraph Media Group; former 

Director, Press Complaints Commission, London, UK 

John Horgan Press Ombudsman, Dublin, Ireland 

Ghada Oueiss News Presenter, Al Jazeera, Doha, Qatar 

Bettina Roither Editor-in-Chief, ORF-Radio, 

Vienna, Austria 


15:00 - 17:00 

IPI General Assembly for IPI Members only 

19:30 Gala Dinner & Award Ceremony 

at Vienna City Hall 

Presentation of 

“60 World Press Freedom Heroes” 

At this special event, IPI will honour 60 World Press 

Freedom Heroes – brave men and women who have 

made a significant contribution to the defence and 

promotion of press freedom – to mark its 60 years 

of defending press freedom. 

Speaker 

Harold Evans 

Editor-at-Large, The Week Magazine (UK); 

former Editor, The Sunday Times; Author, New York, USA 

Tuesday, 14 September 2010 

08:30 Departure for Cerveny 

Kamen Castle, via Bratislava 

Travel by catamaran and bus. 

Due to limited seating capacity, reservations for 

the Twin City Liner boats are necessary and seats 

will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. 

Register now to secure your seat and enjoy the ride 

on the Danube. 

10:30 Arrival at Cerveny Kamen Castle 

11:00 Session VI 

“Reporting on Extremist Politicians – 

How New and Traditional Media 

Cover the Politics of the Extreme” 

Cerveny Kamen Castle 

How does the coverage of extremist politicians 

by new and traditional media differ? Are practitioners 

of the new media better suited to break a story 

about extremist political parties, or is there truth 

to the idea that the information they publish is less 

accurate, or unverified? Do both new and traditional 

journalists risk becoming pawns in the public relations 

campaigns of extremist politicians? 



Programme 

Moderator 

Jim Clancy Anchor, CNN International, 

Atlanta, USA 


Miroslav Lajčák 

Minister of Foreign Affairs 

of the Slovak Republic 

Panellists 

Sergej Danilov 

Investigative Reporter, Rádio Expres; 

Blogger, SME.sk, Bratislava, Slovak Republic 

Alexandra Föderl-Schmid 

Editor-in-Chief, Der Standard, Vienna, Austria 

Gábor Miklósi 

Investigative Reporter, Index.hu, 

Budapest, Hungary 

12:30 Lunch 

13:30 Session VII 

“Media Freedom in a Time of Change” 

In this town hall-style discussion, participants will 

have the opportunity to reflect on the issues raised 

over the past three days and discuss future steps. 

Moderator 

Dan Rather 

Anchor and Managing Editor, 

“Dan Rather Reports,” HDNet, New York, USA 


15:30 Closing Ceremony 

Farewell Dinner at Cerveny Kamen Castle 

Departure for Vienna by bus 

Wednesday, 15 September & 

Thursday, 16 September 2010 

SEEMO Regional Meeting 

“Dialogue SEE – Media in 

South East Europe and the EU” 

Airo Tower Hotel, Vienna 

Organized by the South East Europe 

Media Organisation (SEEMO) – an affiliate 

of the International Press Institute (IPI). 

Get Hands-on 

with the Latest Technology 

Exhibition Highlights 

With a media industry that is in transition, the IPI World 

Congress will focus on solutions that aim to help ease editors, 

journalists, and other media stake holders into the ever-changing 

media landscape. 

IPI will present its participants with the opportunity to get 

hands-on with the latest technologies at the New Media & 

High-Tech Innovations Exhibition. 

Here you will be given the opportunity to receive answers 

to your technological questions straight from the source – 

those companies responsible for creating cutting edge 

technology. 

Exhibitors will be present at all our panel sessions, giving 

topic-related demonstrations and posing questions to our 

speakers, so you can see and hear first-hand how these innovators 

and your peers engage. 

During the breaks between sessions you can speak directly 

to the companies bringing you new online platforms, social 

media, mobile communications, digital marketing/communications, 

e-readers, and many more. 



60 Years of 

Defending Press Freedom 

Symbols of courage in journalism 

60 Years of 

Supporting Media Innovation 

Covering the ever-changing media landscape 

At a special Gala Dinner and Award Ceremony, which will be held on Monday, 13 September, 

at Vienna’s historic City Hall, or Rathaus, IPI will honour 60 World Press Freedom Heroes to mark 

60 years of defending press freedom. 

‘ 

IPI’s World Press Freedom Heroes are courageous men and women who have made a 

significant contribution to the defence and promotion of press freedom in their region or 

country. Many of them paid the ultimate price, murdered for what they wrote or said. 

David Dadge, IPI Director 

1950s 

1960s 

The first 50 Press Freedom Heroes were selected in 2000 on the occasion of IPI’s 50th anniversary. 

Two additional Heroes – Hrant Dink of Turkey and Anna Politkovskaya of Russia – were named 

posthumously in 2006 and 2007, respectively. 

In the run-up to the IPI World Congress in September, IPI will unveil one new Hero every month 

to make up the full 60. All living Heroes will be invited to the award ceremony in Vienna. 

1970s 

The first of the new Heroes to be announced by IPI 

was Lasantha Wickrematunge, the brave editor 

of the Sri Lankan daily newspaper, The Sunday Leader, 

who was murdered in 2009. 

In March, Lebanese journalist and television 

anchor May Chidiac was named 

the 54th IPI World Press Freedom Hero. 

Lydia Cacho, a Mexican investigative journalist 

and human rights activist, was announced as the 

55th Hero in April. 

To read their biographies, and those of the other 

Heroes, visit the IPI website: www.freemedia.at 

An attractive, full colour commemorative book, 

featuring the stories of all 60 Heroes, testimonials 

and anecdotes from colleagues and relatives, 

photographs, previously unpublished material, 

and much more, will be presented at the 

World Congress. 

You can also learn more about IPI’s many press 

freedom activities around the globe, and what we 

are doing to further and safeguard press freedom 

and freedom of expression, on the same website. 

1980s 

1990s 

2000s 


Illustrations: IPI Report, IPI Global Journalist, IPI archive. 


Willkommen in Wien! 

Vitajte v Bratislave! 

Must dos in Vienna: 

• Walk through the Spiegelsaal, or Mirror Room, 

at Schönbrunn Palace, where Mozart performed 

as a six-year-old child prodigy 

• See the eros, pain and passion in Egon Schiele’s drawings 

exhibited at the Albertina Museum 

• Taste traditional Viennese apple strudel – 

the oldest recipe dates back to 1696 

• Try this year’s wine at one of Vienna’s many Heurigen, 

or wine taverns 

• Take a catamaran ride down the Danube and enjoy 

our co-host twin city, Bratislava! 

All of these activities are part of the sightseeing and 

accompanying persons’ tours organised especially for 

Congress participants. 

Please visit www.worldcongress.com and register now! 

Must dos in Bratislava: 

• See the “UFO” Tower (the flying saucer-shaped observation 

deck and restaurant on top of Bratislava’s New Bridge) 

• Take a photo with Čumil The Peeper, the humorous bronze 

figure in the Main Square, who peeks out of a manhole, 

smiling at passers-by 

• Walk through the “Gate of Freedom,” the monument that 

commemorates those who died trying to cross the “Iron 

Curtain” by swimming across the Danube or Morava rivers 

• Try to fit in the narrowest house in Bratislava (130 cm wide), 

originally a passageway for sentries 

• Or don’t do anything – just walk around and enjoy the 

openness of the Slovak capital known as “Little Big City”! 

We have already included these attractions in the Bratislava 

City Tour, so please visit www.worldcongress.com 

and join us in exploring Bratislava. 



Easy to reach, easy to stay… 

Photo: Wien-Tourismus/Claudio Alessandri 

Vienna: Harmony 

of Old and New 

Travel 

Vienna is located in the very heart of Europe and therefore easily reachable 

either by plane (via Vienna or Bratislava airports), train, bus or car. 

IPI recommends flying Austrian Airlines and saving 15%. 

Book your flights online at www.austrian.com and get a special discount 

on Austrian Airlines flights. 

Accommodation 

IPI has negotiated the best rates for congress participants at the 

Austria Trend Hotel Savoyen Vienna – EUR 165 per night for single 

or double use. 

The Hotel Savoyen is also the congress venue, an added convenience 

for delegates. 

About the Hotel 

An impressive blend of tradition and modernity is reflected in the design of the 

Hotel Savoyen. Housed in the former building of the Austrian State Printing 

Company, where the world’s oldest newspaper still in print, the Wiener Zeitung, 

was produced, the hotel represents an architectural bridge between the past 

and future. Located in the heart of the city’s diplomatic quarter, the Hotel Savoyen 

is the ideal base from which to explore historic downtown Vienna. 

Book your room now! 

To book your room, please visit www.ipiworldcongress.com or fill in the 

enclosed hotel booking form. 

Save 15% on your flight 

with your congress code! 

One in two companies choosing a business location in Austria opts for 

Vienna. No wonder: international surveys confirm our city’s outstanding 

quality of life. The Austrian capital offers high technology and high culture, 

ample green space as well as safety and security in daily life. Combining 

this with the flair of a former imperial city, Vienna is a unique place to live 

and work — both comfortable and cosmopolitan. For more information, 

go to www.wien.at 


Our Partners and Sponsors 

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Google today is a top web property in all major global markets. 

Google's targeted advertising program provides businesses 

of all sizes with measurable results, while enhancing the web 

user’s experience. 

OMV, headquartered in Vienna, is one 

of Austria’s largest listed industrial 

companies. As the leading energy 

group in the European growth belt, OMV is active in the following 

business areas: Refining & Marketing, Exploration & Production, 

and Gas & Power. OMV is active in 27 countries worldwide. 

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. is a 

global leader in semiconductor, telecommunications, 

digital media, and 

digital convergence technologies with 2009 consolidated 

sales of US$ 116.8 billion. Recognized as one of the fastest 

growing global brands, it is a leading producer of digital TVs, 

memory chips, mobile phones and TFT-LCDs. 

UniCredit Group is one of the largest 

European banking groups, with a core 

presence in 22 countries, around 10,000 branches and 168,000 

employees. The Group maintains top positions in Italy, Germany 

and Austria and operates the leading banking network in 19 CEE 

countries, with more than 4,000 branches. 

The Federation of Austrian 

Industries (Industriellenvereinigung – 

IV) is a voluntary body representing the interests of Austrian 

industries. Its central goal is to promote an environment of 

growth, employment and prosperity in Austria and in Europe. 

City of Vienna - Vienna is both a city 

and federal province. The cultural 

diversity, green spaces, state of the art 

infrastructure and modern administration make Vienna one of the 

most liveable cities in the world, with a unique mix of tradition 

and modern life. 

Telekom Austria Group 

is Austria’s leading provider of telecommunications services 

active in two main business areas: the Fixed Net segment, 

encompassing fixed line telephony, data, Internet, security and 

multimedia services, and the Mobile Communications segment. 

The Group has international operations in Belarus, Bulgaria, 

Croatia, Liechtenstein, Macedonia, Serbia and Slovenia. 

SITA Slovak News Agency is the largest 

private provider of complex information 

services in Slovakia. SITA represents an 

essential source of information and also provides information solutions 

for the business community. It produces an online news 

service, dozens of sector overviews, media monitoring, analyses 

and other information products in Slovak, English and German. 

Slovak Tourist Board (SACR) is a state contributory 

organisation specialising in marketing and the promotion 

of tourism activities in Slovakia. It provides 

information on tourism in Slovakia, presents Slovakia 

as a tourist destination, contributes to the positive image 

of Slovakia abroad, and supports the sale of the country’s 

tourism products. 

Slovak Electricity Transmission System, Plc. 

(SEPS) acts as the transmission system operator 

in Slovakia. Its mission is to operate the 

transmission system reliably, ensuring its dispatching control, 

maintenance and development to guarantee a reliable and 

quality electricity supply. 

Slovak Telekom is a multimedia operator 

with many years’ experience. It operates 

fixed and mobile telecommunications networks, 

providing voice and data services under the T-Com and 

T-Mobile brands. It is also the largest provider of broadband internet 

in Slovakia and offers interactive digital TV. 

Bratislava Culture and Information 

Centre (BKIS) is the main tourist information 

operator in Bratislava. It organises events and provides 

services in the areas of culture, tourism and sport, offering sightseeing 

tours, educative events, and eco-tourism. 

Kooperativa was established in 1990 

as the first private universal insurer in 

Slovakia. A proof of the successful performance 

of Kooperativa is the number of awards it has received 

in diverse areas, e.g. the prestigious “Insurer of the Year” award. 

Spa Piestany is one of the most famous 

spas in central Europe, known for the unique 

healing power of its thermal mineral water and sulphurous 

mud. Here you find many two-to-five-star spa hotels with medical 

offices, diagnostic workplaces and swimming pools. 

Mitická mineral water - for over 200 years 

it has harmonized the human body through 

its delicate balance of natural minerals, found to be effective in 

osteoporosis prevention, digestion improvement, relief of inflammations, 

and allergic reactions. It is produced by Trenčianske 

minerálne vody, a.s., a part of the Slovintegra Group. 

Austrian Airlines (member of Star 

Alliance) has received numerous 

awards for its exceptional service and quality during the last 

years. The current network comprises 120 destinations worldwide, 

both short-haul destinations and long-haul connections, 

from business destinations to leisure spots. 

Twin City Liner (TCL) - luxurious high-speed 

catamarans, specially designed for the shallow 

waters of the Danube Canal, will take you from 

Vienna to Bratislava in only 75 minutes. TCL 

is one of the projects of Central Danube Region Marketing 

& Development GmbH. 

Media Partners 

The Austrian Broadcasting Corporation 

(ORF) is Austria’s public-service broadcaster 

providing a wide range of tri-media program - 

me offers in radio, television and on the Internet. With its nine 

regional studios it is the most important Austrian medium in the 

large German-language media market. 

DER STANDARD is the leading quality newspaper 

in Austria with 5.6% national range. 

Its readers have a high level of quality awareness 

and a great interest in international 

events. DER STANDARD fulfils their demand for information and 

the most respected editorial articles. 

APA – Austria Press Agency is the 

country’s national news agency and 

the leading information service provider 

for Austria. Austrian newspapers 

and the ORF TV and Radio network own the agency. The APA 

editorial departments supply real-time news service in word, 

image, graphics, audio and video. 

Webnoviny.sk is a specialized news portal 

of SITA Slovak News Agency intended 

for general internet users. It distributes 

the SITA news services, press releases, and advertisements to 

dozens of other Slovak internet portals. 


© Photos courtesy of Wien Tourismus; City of Vienna; City of Bratislava; Reuters; AP; EPA; Hotel Savoyen. Other contributors: John Filo and Murat German. 


IPI World Congress 2010 

Vienna – Austria | Bratislava – Slovakia | 11 – 14 September 

Contact Us! 

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Michael Kudlak | Conference and Events Manager 

mkudlak@freemedia.at 

IPI Bratislava Host Committee 

Pavol Múdry | IPI Executive Board Member and Chairman of the IPI Slovakian Committee 

mudry@sita.sk 

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