The successfully completed Asia-Pacific and Europe Media Dialogue recently held in Amsterdam, The Netherlands has highlighted the need for more media dialogue amongst broadcasters.
There is much scrutiny and expectation of the media in Asia-Pacific. Are they doing enough to address creativity and credibility in content? Given their pervasive influence, to what extent have they been responsible in fulfilling their respective role in society?
Join the biggest global media event taking place in Asia-Pacific, the 2010 Asia Media Summit, and tap unparalleled opportunities for examining these issues and finding new perspectives on media’s strategies and initiatives.
The 2010 Asia Media Summit will be held from 25 - 26 May in Beijing, China, the Asia Media Summit gathers some of the best minds and emerging thought leaders to examine the issues of the conference theme, “Creativity, Credibility, Rights & Responsibilities.”
Now on its 7th year, the Asia Media Summit will feature nine plenary sessions covering issues on public trust in media, media ethics, universal content access, community broadcasting, media and migration, and copyright.
Another highlight is the series of pre-summit events that will examine global issues such as climate change, HIV and AIDS, religion and culture, and media regulations starting on 24 May 2010.
AIBD in collaboration with its partners and international organizations is organizing the Asia Media Summit (AMS). The conference provides a unique opportunity for broadcasters in the region to share their thoughts on Broadcasting and Information.
Decision makers, media professionals, scholars, and stakeholders of news and programming from Asia, Pacific, Africa, Europe, Middle East and North America attended this annual conference. Almost all regional and International Broadcasting Unions and Associations support the AMS.
We have the pleasure of welcoming all media professionals to the Asia Media Summit.