“The Media Situation in Russia: Between State Control and Commercialization“ is the topic of the first Deutsche Welle Media Dialogue on 21 April 2010.
The focus of this specialist media seminar is on economic and legal aspects of the media situation in Russia and their effects on the Russian media market. A mixture of specialist presentations and panel discussions for academics, journalists and representatives from politics and business.
RUSSIA – The Media between State Control and Commercialization
Date 21 April 2010
Location Deutsche Welle, Bonn/Germany
Program Overview
08:30 a. m.
Registration 09:15 a. m.
Reception and Welcoming Speech 09:30 a. m.
The media situation in Russia and its implications for German-Russian relations 11:00 a. m.
Part I | Media Work: Freedom despite Dependence? 01:00 p. m.
Lunch 02:15 p. m.
Part II | Media Market: Unlimited Commercial Freedom? 04:30 p. m.
Summary and Outlook 04:45 p. m.
End of the Event
Deutsche Welle Media Dialogue is a series of events held by DW-AKADEMIE in cooperation with the Research Institute for Media Law of Fachhochschule Köln, Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn and Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg and is aimed primarily at academics, politicians, media specialists from all fields, employees of non-governmental organizations and students.
CONTACT Annika Jasse
+49.228.429.3506
The complete program and registration form are available online for downloading.
