[ecrea] IAMCR post-conference - ‘Public Service Media in a Time of Global Reordering’

Posting: *IAMCR post-conference - ‘Public Service Media in a Time of 
Global Reordering’ *

A one-day IAMCR post-conference, jointly organised by the IAMCR Public 
Service Media Policies (PMP) Working Group and the Network of the Global 
PSM Experts.

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We are pleased to announce the final programme/./

_At a glance_:

09:15-09:45: Registration & Welcome Coffee

09:45-11:15: Panel 1

11:15-11:30: Coffee Break

11:30-13:00: Panel 2

13:00-14:00: Lunch

14:00-15:30: Panel 3

15:30-15:45: Coffee break

15:45-17:15: Panel 4

17:15-17:30: Closing remarks

*/Panel 1/*: PSM and Independence: International Perspectives from 
Mature PSM Systems

/Chair: Minna Horowitz (//University of Helsinki, St. John's University//)/

Steven Barnett (University of Westminster): ‘Taming the BBC: How New 
Governance Arrangements Could Compromise the BBC’s Independence’

Tabe Bergman (Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University): ‘Death by a 1,000 
budget Cuts? Consequences of and Media Discourse on the New Budget 
Reductions for Dutch Public Broadcasting’

Corinne Schweizer(University of Zurich): ‘Lessons Learnt from “No 
Billag”: How Direct-Democratic Switzerland Dealt with a Popular 
Initiative that Wanted to Abolish Public Service Media’

Maria Michalis (University of Westminster): ‘PSM and Independence: The 
View from the EU’

Peter Thompson (Victoria University of Wellington; Chair, Better Public 
Media Trust): ‘The Revival of Public Service Media in New Zealand: New 
Hope or False Dawn?’

*/Panel 2/*: PSM and Impact: International Perspectives from Mature PSM 
Systems

/Chair: Alessandro D’Arma (//University of Westminster//)/

Matthew Powers (University of Washington): ‘The Case of US Public 
Broadcasting: Continued Weak Funding’

Jo Bardoel (Radboud University of Nijmegen, University of Amsterdam): 
‘Independence and Integrity as the Contested Assets of PSM’

Michael Huntsberger (Linfield College): ‘Community Media in the US: All 
Politics in Local’

Minna Horwitz (University of Helsinki, St. John’s University): ‘PSM and 
Information Disorder in Europe: Lessons from a Report for the Council of 
Europe’

*/Panel 3/*/: /PSM in Asia: Current Issues, Debates and Developments//

/Chair: Alessandro D’Arma (University of Westminster)/

Anis Rahman (Simon Fraser University): ‘In Defense of State-Administered 
Public Service Media in South Asia’

Masduki Masduki (Universitas Islam Indonesia): ‘Re-regulating Indonesian 
Public Service Broadcasting in the Digital Age’

Hamilton Cheng (Taiwan Public Television Service): ‘Beyond the 20-Year 
Survival: Taiwan PSB Moving between Cultural Nationalism and Asian 
Assimilation’

Yik Chan Chin (Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University): ‘RTHK- the Hong 
Kong Public Service Broadcaster in-between Local Identity and National 
Politics’

Elira Turdubaeva (American University of Central Asia): ‘Analysis of 
Effectiveness of Media and Civil Society Interaction in Central Asia’

*/Panel 4/*: Conceptualising Public Communication in the Chinese 
Context: Articulation,Deliberation and Trust//

/Chair: Yik Chan Chin(Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University)/

Chen, Changfeng (Tsinghua University): ‘Public Interest and Private 
Internet Companies in China: How Should Public Interest Be Protected in 
a Digital World?’

Chang, Jiang (Tsinghua University): ‘The Powerful Image and the 
Imagination of Power: The “New Visual Turn’ of the CPC’s Propaganda 
Strategy Since Its 18^th  National Congress in 2012’

Wu, Jing Wei (Tsinghua University): ‘The Notion of Public in Western 
Society and Its Transformation in China: The Influence of Media 
Globalization and Digitalization’

Zhang, Xiaofeng (Nanjing Normal University): ‘The Concept Evolution of 
Two Public Opinion Fields’

Wang, Shu (SINA Weibo, Government Affair Department): ‘Weibo, a 
Post-office with Temperature: What Can We Do for the Public Media 
Transformation?’

*Key info*/: /

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/Date/: 25 June 2018 (9:15-17:30)

/Venue/: Pacific 16, Pacific Building, University of Oregon, Eugene (map 
here <https://library.uoregon.edu/classrooms/16PAC>)

/Conference website/: https://psmglobalreordering.wordpress.com

/Registration/: Attendance is free, but registration is required. Lunch 
will be provided. Please register by sending an email to 
(psminatimeofglobalreordering /at/ gmail.com) 
<mailto:(psminatimeofglobalreordering /at/ gmail.com)>

/Organizing team/: Organizing team: Alessandro D’Arma and Yik Chan Chin 
(IAMCR Public Service Media Policies Working Group), Minna Horowitz 
(Global Network of Media Experts)

The University of Westminster is a charity and a company limited by 
guarantee. Registration number: 977818 England. 
Registered Office: 309 Regent Street, London W1B 2UW.

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