As Europe is waking up to the Chinese party-state’s growing influence inside its territory, China experts in Europe need to make themselves heard, write Tabitha Speelman and Matej Šimalčík.
The 'Newsroom Barometer', a new global survey conducted for the Paris-based World Editors Forum and Reuters, has found that the vast majority of newspaper editors worldwide are optimistic about the future of their newspapers.
German film Das Leben der Anderen (The Lives of the Others) by Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck, won the Oscar for best foreign language film at the 79th Academy Awards on 25 February 2007.
More than 750 million euro will be made available to European film-makers over the next seven years, Commissioner Viviane Reding announced at the Berlin Film Festival on 11 February 2007.
A hard-hitting report by the Open Society Institute criticises dumbing down and trivialisation of TV content throughout Europe, as a result of ineffective regulation and insufficient funding of high-quality public service TV.
On 24 October, the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and the Commission announced the five winners of the 2003 Lorenzo Natali Prize for Journalism.
On 15 November, the International Federation of
Journalists (IFJ) and the Commission will announce the five
winners of the 2002 Lorenzo Natali Prize for Journalism, which
is presented to the best reporters on human rights, democracy
and development.
