IAPMRMichael Pakvis is a Teaching Assistant and PhD student at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB), Belgium. He holds Master’s degrees in Journalism and Media in Europe from VUB and in Globalisation and Development Studies from Maastricht University in the Netherlands. Michael’s doctoral research focuses on a hotly debated topic that has been at the forefront of political discussions…Continue readingMichael Pakvis
João Galveias is Director of Content for Young Audiences at RTP, Portugal’s public broadcaster. He has also been Director of Digital Services at RTP since 2014, and chairs the Digital Committee of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU). During the RIPE@2024 conference in Lisbon, João presented RTP’s strategies to reach young audiences. He began his career at RTP in 1994, working in the…Continue readingJoão Galveias
Paulo Faustino was the local organizer of the RIPE@2024 conference. He is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at the University of Porto, Portugal, and has been a visiting researcher at various European and North American universities. Paulo was co-founder and former President/Chairman of the International Media Management Academic Association (IMMAA), co-founder and board member…Continue readingPaulo Faustino
In each issue of our newsletter, the research round-up draws your attention to a specific topic that can resonate among PSM scholars and practitioners. In this issue, we selected three recent publications that revolve around the theme of the RIPE@2024 conference: Public service media, innovation and sustainability. The forthcoming conference volume will add to the…Continue readingPublic Service Media, Innovation and Sustainability
At the General Assembly (GA) on 3 July, the IAPMR leadership team stood for re-election for another three-year term (2024-2027), with a new Vice President joining: Krisztina Rozgonyi will take over this role from Minna Aslama Horowitz, who has decided to leave the team. Besides, Dominik Speck has joined the team as Vice Secretary. We thank Minna for her invaluable support over the…Continue readingIAPMR leadership team re-elected with two new colleagues joining
The RIPE@2024 Conference is fast approaching! The conference will focus on the theme Public Service Media for Innovation and Sustainability and will take place in Lisbon, Portugal, from the 16th to the 18th of May, 2024. The Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities at Nova University (Lisbon, Portugal), Porto University (Porto, Portugal) and the University of Santiago de Compostela (Santiago, Spain)…Continue readingRIPE@2024 is coming
Beata Chmiel is the co-founder and executive president of the Women of Film Association, which aims to promote equal opportunities and gender equality in the Polish audiovisual industry. In 2010, she was one of the initiators of the Citizens of Culture initiative, which advocates for a more citizen-centered approach to media and cultural policy. She also…Continue readingBeata Chmiel
It has often been criticized that the lion’s share of academic research on PSM has focused on policy and governance as well as the perspectives of public broadcasters or the broader media industry, rather than taking more account of the perceptions of the audience. This research round-up brings together three selected recent studies that have…Continue readingAudience Expectations of PSM
Gislene Nogueira Lima is a PhD student in the Postgraduate Programme in Communication Sciences at the School of Communication and Arts at the University of São Paulo, Brazil. She has a degree in journalism from the Casper Líbero Foundation and a master’s degree in International Relations from the University of Brasília. Before joining academia, Gislene worked as…Continue readingGislene Nogueira Lima
With Facebook shutting down its news tab, what does that mean for laws that are trying to persuade it to fund public interest journalism? By Fiona Martin, Associate Professor in Online Media, University of Sydney Research Insight presented by the Public Media Alliance (PMA)in partnership with IAPMR When Australia introduced its ‘world first’ ‘News Media Bargaining…Continue readingThe future of bargaining codes
Annika Sehl is a Chair and Professor of Journalism with a Focus on Media Structures and Society at the Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt, Germany. She is also a Research Associate of the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford. Annika is Chair of the Journalism Studies Division of the International Communication…Continue readingAnnika Sehl
Dear IAPMR colleagues, As we approach the end of another fruitful year, the IAPMR leadership team would like to extend our warmest wishes to each and every one of you. Thank you for being a valued member of the association, for attending the webinars, reading this newsletter and keep contributing to this community. We are…Continue readingSeason’s greetings and happy New Year!
