SARAJEVO, Oct. 13 – A two-day international conference on digitalization and sustainability of public service media in South East Europe was held in Sarajevo under the auspices of the Regional Cooperation Council (RCC) Secretariat and the European Broadcasting Union (EBU).
The conference “Addressing Europe’s Digital Divide: Towards Sustainable Public Service Media in South East Europe” focused on avoiding the threat of a European digital divide as well as on the social and economic importance of ensuring sustainable and independent public service media in the region, ahead of the analogue switch-off planned by 2012 across Europe.
Officials from South East European governments and the EU, senior representatives of broadcasters, regulators and other relevant institutions will work to identify challenges, explore sustainability opportunities and examine the way forward for the public service broadcasting in the region. Each session will be followed by a roundtable discussion by the delegates present.
Conference looks at sustainability of public broadcasting in South Europe
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