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Session 1 Emerging ‘New Broadcasters’, Evolving Strategies Mobile TV and Internet TV such as Joost, Babelgum and Jalipo TV are technological advancements that offer consumers more choice, higher mobility, more interacvity and beer quality. TV networks now face a changing compeve landscape as a mulplicity of ‘new broadcasters’ clamors for viewer aenon. Is mainstream TV becoming the background medium? Is the viewership going flat? To what extent must we proacvely embrace new plaorms and new technologies? How do we surf the des of shiing consumpon and viewer paerns? Are broadcast companies prepared to address crossplaorm ‘mul-tainment’? What should new content offer? 13
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In Search of Balance Jan C. Hoek Le
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World Initiatives to Address the Di
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Reaching the Rural Areas through ME
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Environment and the Digital Divide
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Catching Up with the Developed Worl
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Being a Trusted Media Otto Evjenth
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Media Literacy Programmes for Child
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Media’s Role in Sharing Values an
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The Report concludes that urgent ac
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