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R.I.P Traditional Media at IHECS, room Velge
December 9, 2010 from 6:30pm to 8pm
A discussion on what new media can offer citizens to communicate Europe and why they may be a way to bring European Affairs closer to the citizens.Check out the blog and register via Facebook.See More
R.I.P Traditional Media at IHECS, room Velge
December 9, 2010 from 6:30pm to 8pm
A discussion on what new media can offer citizens to communicate Europe and why they may be a way to bring European Affairs closer to the citizens.Check out the blog and register via Facebook.See More
An event by Jakob Bork was featuredR.I.P Traditional Media at IHECS, room Velge
December 9, 2010 from 6:30pm to 8pm
A discussion on what new media can offer citizens to communicate Europe and why they may be a way to bring European Affairs closer to the citizens.Check out the blog and register via Facebook.See More
Jakob Bork posted an eventR.I.P Traditional Media at IHECS, room Velge
December 9, 2010 from 6:30pm to 8pm
A discussion on what new media can offer citizens to communicate Europe and why they may be a way to bring European Affairs closer to the citizens.Check out the blog and register via Facebook.See More
Jakob Bork joined Arne Grauls's group
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Emma Brewin commented on Jakob Bork's blog post The European Parliament to give financial support to investigative journalism"This is a really exciting idea. Do you have any update on this?"
A blog post by Jakob Bork was featuredThe European Parliament to give financial support to investigative journalism
Reporters will in the near future be able to apply for a grant from the European Parliament for investigative journalism on the EU and European affairs. 1.5 million euro has been earmarked for the purpose.One of the MEPs involved in the initiative is Morten Lokkegaard, elected to the Parliament in 2009 and member of the ALDE group. Having a background in journalism himself, he claims that no strings will be attached to a grant and that also journalism which is critical of the EU institutions…See More
SAADIA SEHAR commented on Jakob Bork's blog post No EP fund for European journalism"Hello can I join you as journalist from Pakistan."
Jakob Bork posted a blog postNo EP fund for European journalism
The report of ALDE MEP Morten Løkkegaard was adopted by Parliament recently, but according to media reports the proposal to provide financial support to European journalism was voted down.The idea had been to create a task force of media people who would report on Europe and the EU - in part to offset the shrinking press corps in Brussels.It seems, however, that some MEPs were worried about the editorial independence of such an outfit (but they still managed to voice support for EuroparlTV and…See More
Jakob Bork joined Cristina Romero's group
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Cristina Romero commented on Jakob Bork's blog post The European Parliament to give financial support to investigative journalism"Hi Jakob,
In order to have some information about a source of funding for investigative journalism you may also get in touch (or at least visit their site) with Ides Debruyne. He is the co-funder of the Belgian Pascal Decross Fund, that promotes…"
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No EP fund for European journalism
Posted on September 8, 2010 at 12:00 1 Comment 0 Likes
The report of ALDE MEP Morten Løkkegaard was adopted by Parliament recently, but according to media reports the proposal to provide financial support to European journalism was voted down.
The idea had been to create a task force of media people who would report on Europe and the EU - in part to offset the shrinking press corps in Brussels.
It seems, however, that some MEPs were worried about the editorial independence of such an outfit (but they still managed to voice… Continue
The idea had been to create a task force of media people who would report on Europe and the EU - in part to offset the shrinking press corps in Brussels.
It seems, however, that some MEPs were worried about the editorial independence of such an outfit (but they still managed to voice… Continue
The European Parliament to give financial support to investigative journalism
Posted on April 13, 2010 at 14:46 3 Comments 0 Likes
Reporters will in the near future be able to apply for a grant from the European Parliament for investigative journalism on the EU and European affairs. 1.5 million euro has been earmarked for the purpose.
One of the MEPs involved in the initiative is Morten Lokkegaard, elected to the Parliament in 2009 and member of the ALDE group. Having a background in journalism himself, he claims that no strings will be attached to a grant and that also journalism which is critical of the EU… Continue
One of the MEPs involved in the initiative is Morten Lokkegaard, elected to the Parliament in 2009 and member of the ALDE group. Having a background in journalism himself, he claims that no strings will be attached to a grant and that also journalism which is critical of the EU… Continue
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 19:49 on May 20, 2010,
Kathlyn Clore said… - Hi Jacob. Hope you are doing well. Sorry I didn't reply earlier :) I am in Maastricht until the first week of June. Arrived on 5 May. Things have been so busy, doing a lot of work. Thinking of maybe trying to arrange to visit the Brussels office next week, have not taken action yet though. How are things there??
- At 18:19 on April 13, 2010,
Toshiyuki SUMI said… - Hi Jakob!! How are you? I'm fine and finest, of course.
After I came back to Tokyo, I've been covering security issue of Japan and US. And from April, I'm covering China, hopfuly before I'll be a correspondent in China.
How are the all guys? I hope that everything are fine.
Toshi
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