Putting
Journalism to Rights
Unions’ Role in a New Media
Landscape
EFJ
Annual Meeting
Bled, 7-9 April 2006
Agenda
Friday, April 7
9.30 Registration
10.00 Start of the meeting
Welcome and
Introduction:
10.15 Panel 1. Campaigning For Quality Journalism in the
Corporate Future
Key note
speech
Danny Schechter, MediaChannel, US
Panel
Ulrike Maerks-Franzen, General
Secretary, D.J.U. Ver.di (Germany)
Granville Williams, Campaign for Press and Broadcasting Freedom (UK)
Olivier Da Lage,
Médias (France)
Chair:
Discussion
12.30
Departure to castle Brdo for Lunch
14.30 Panel 2.
Media Policy: Media Concentration,
Revision
of Television without Frontiers Directive
Henri Weber, Member of the European Parliament
Brankica Petkovic, Peace Institute – Slovenian
Referendum campaign
Dusan Reljic, EU-MAP Report on Television
across Europe
Chair: Philippe Leruth, Vice-Chair, Steering Committee
Discussion
16.00 Coffee
16.30 Working Groups
I – Organising
in multinationals (FES / Labour Rights Expert Group)
Chair: Michael Klehm, SC member
II – Identifying a European
Campaign Today - TWF
Chair: Barry White, SC member
17.30 Final
Plenary – Written reports to be submitted for next day
18.00 End of
First Day
Saturday, April 8
09.30 Formalities:
Voting Rights
Approval of Agenda
Motions Committee
10.00
Unions’ Role in a New Media Landscape
Key Note
Speakers:
Patricia
Grillo, Head of Press and Communications, ETUC
Frank Wernecke, Deputy General Secretary, Ver.di, Germany
Chair: Ann-Magrit
Austenå, Member of EFJ Steering Committee
Discussion
11.00
Coffee
11.30 EFJ
Report of the Chair
Discussion
13.00 Lunch
14.30 Special Report: Gender Politics and
the Media
a) Portraying
politics: A toolkit on Gender and Television
Speaker:
Bettina Peters, European Journalism
Centre
b) Gender
and Journalists’ Unions: An EFJ Survey
Speaker: Annegret Witt-Bartel, DJV
Chair: Androula Georgiadou, Steering Committee
Discussion
16.00
Coffee
16.30 Finances
Report of Honorary Treasurer
Presentation
of Budget 2006
Report of
Finance Commission
Chair: Heljä Korpijoki, Steering Committee
17.30 End of the Day
Sunday, April 9
9.00 Motions
10.30 Coffee Break
10.45 Motions (Continued)
13.30 Close of
meeting followed by a lunch