30.01.2018
share on
Impressions of Madrid: the Newsocracy Conference on media ownership by ECPMF, PDLI and OBCT
In case you missed our Newsocracy conference on media pluralism and media ownership please find here videos and photos of a day in Madrid full of discussions, perspectives, tools, outlooks and recommendations.
Newsocracy reception at MediaLab-Prado in Madrid
Getting started: Silvia Chocarro (Ifex) at Newsocracy
ECPMF's managing director Lutz Kinkel
Welcome remarks by Virginia P. Alonso of PDLI
The first panel: "Media pluralism - innovations and challenges" with Ana Ormaechea (Cuonda), Juan Luis Sánchez (eldiario.es), Mar Cabra (ICIJ) and Yolanda Quintana (PDLI)
Impressions of Madrid – #NEWSOCRACY conference on media ownership
Host Nora Wehofsits (ECPMF)
Panel 2: Investigating media ownership - best practices from Europe - with Adolfo Antón Bravo (MadiaLab Prado), Marius Dragomir (CMDS), Mary Fitzgerald (openDemocracy), Olaf Steenfadt (Reporters without Borders) and Chiara Sighele (OBCT)
A lot of questions from the committed audience...
... and panelists answering
More questions and answers
Panel 2: Investigating media ownership - best practices from Europe - with Adolfo Antón Bravo (MadiaLab Prado), Marius Dragomir (CMDS), Mary Fitzgerald (openDemocracy), Olaf Steenfadt (Reporters without Borders) and Chiara Sighele (OBCT)
Impressions of Madrid – #NEWSOCRACY conference on media ownership
Panel III: political independence - perspectives of regulators, media owners and journalists with Arsenio Escolar (AEEPP), Ricardo Gutierrez (EFJ), Ivo Prokopiev (Economedia), Mar Diaz Varela (CNMC) and Silvia Chocarro (Ifex)
Impressions of Madrid – #NEWSOCRACY conference on media ownership
Arsenio Escolar (AEEPP) and Mar Diaz Varela (CNMC)
The recommendations by Tarlach McGonagle (Institute for Information Law)
Chiara Sighele (OBCT) and a conference participant
And the conference is over way too fast: Virginia P. Alonso (PDLI) and Lutz Kinkel (ECPMF) give a swift wrap-up and say good bye
All content available on the ECPMF website is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. If you would like to republish this article on your blog or website you can do so using the words "This article was originally published by the European Centre for Press and Media Freedom" including a direct active link to the article page and indicating the author's name.