SRG: Quality debate continues online
At the invitation of SRG, more than 150 media professionals gathered in Lucerne on November 10, 2009, to discuss quality and relevance in public service broadcasting. Starting today, all presentations and debates, video and radio segments, as well as the photo gallery of the 2009 Quality Symposium created by a class at the Media Training Center (MAZ), are available on the website.
The symposium focused on the question of relevance in the everyday lives of SRG radio and television media professionals. Patrick Nussbaum (Head of Information Department RSR), Gilles Pache (Program Director TSR), Lis Borner (Head of DRS 4 News), Bernard Rappaz (Editor-in-Chief Information TSR), Edy Salmina (Head of Information RSI) and Thomas Schäppi (Editorial Director "SF Tagesschau") discussed this. They showed how time-consuming and self-critical quality assurance can be in everyday life and how their teams perceive it.
In his response, media scientist Stephan Russ-Mohl called for more education about journalism and the media in the media, in particular about the effort required for high-quality programs and broadcasts: If NGOs succeed in drawing attention to the impending climate catastrophe, then the media should also succeed in educating people about the risks of information waste and media intellectual pollution.
In his response, media scientist Stephan Russ-Mohl called for more education about journalism and the media in the media, in particular about the effort required for high-quality programs and broadcasts: If NGOs succeed in drawing attention to the impending climate catastrophe, then the media should also succeed in educating people about the risks of information waste and media intellectual pollution.
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