Conference: Making sense of Media Business

Over the last decades the European media landscape has changed drastically. In most European countries the press has slowly but steadily lost both market shares and readers. Google and other global web-media are increasingly taking time and advertising away from national media, while the response from public service broadcasters differs widely across Europe.



The Conference Making Sense of Media Business - taking place at CBS on February 12th - presents research based perspectives on current trends in media development: What kind of structural changes are European media currently undergoing? What are the driving forces behind competition and cooperation? What kind of policy response is required and allowed? Are there any new and promising business models in pipeline? What kind of role should public service media play in the future?

The speakers are recruited from The Euromedia Research Group, composed of members from 25 European research institutions. The group has followed these developments closely over the last three decades. Several media policy readers have been published and the Euromedia Handbook on national media landscapes provides insights to changing national media systems and structures.


Questions and registration: Henrik Jensen, e-mail

Additional information

Time & place: Febr. 12th, 13.00-16.00, CBS, Porcelænshaven 24B, 2000 Frederiksberg More about the conference The Conference is financed by CBS Forum Business Communication and FUHU and open to the public. Admission is free.

Sidst opdateret af Insights@CBS 21.1.2010 | Januar - 2010, nr. 41