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Documentation 2014 From Information to Participation Challenges for the Media For more information dw.com/gmf Photographs from the events flickr.com/deutschewelle/collections Photos are available upon request from [email protected] Follow the Global Media Forum on a variety of social media networks twitter.com/dw_gmf #dw_gmf and #be_part facebook.com/dw.gmf youtube.com/GMFconference blogs.dw.de/media4sustainability Audio recording soundcloud.com/dwgmf International Conference 30 June – 2 July 2014 | WorldCCBonn, Germany Conference Documentation From Information to Participation Challenges for the Media 4 Global Media Forum Documentation 2014 Monday, 30 June 28 — Media summit: The future of 40 — WS 05 | Journalists and NGOs: journalism and the role of Giving a voice to communities 10 — Welcoming remarks international broadcasters affected by disaster Peter Limbourg hosted by Deutsche Welle hosted by CARE Deutschland- Director General of Deutsche Welle Luxemburg e.V. Germany Workshop 02 – 07 42 — WS 06 | Turning disinterest into 12 — Keynote speech 34 — WS 02 | Caught in the web — engagement through innovative ThorbjØrn Jagland The media as both victim and media formats Secretary General of the perpetrator alike hosted by Deutsche Welle Council of Europe hosted by Deutsche Telekom AG France 44 — WS 07 | The power of the 36 — WS 03 | Quality vs. quantity — neighborhood: How local media 16 — Keynote speech How is traditional media organize participation and how Bassem Youssef responding to the rise of DW Akademie supports this Political satirist social media? hosted by DW Akademie Egypt hosted by Deutsche Welle Workshop 08 – 13 20 — Keynote speech 38— WS 04 | Multidisciplinary Dr. Mathias Döpfner research and reporting on 48 — WS 08 | Room for all? How social Chairman and CEO information control entrepreneurs in media are Axel Springer SE hosted by ASL19 forging a new infrastructure Germany for participation hosted by Ashoka Content 5 50 — WS 09 | See YOU in the future — 62 — Keynote speech Workshop 18 – 24 New ways of digital storytelling Dr. Gerd Müller hosted by Grimme-Institut Federal Minister for Economic 88 — WS 18 | How digital activism Cooperation and Development can help achieve real change 52 — WS 10 | A blueprint for building Germany hosted by ONE communities: Applying community-building practices 68 — The Bobs Awards ceremony 90 — WS 19 | Promoter or preventer? to a news media company hosted by Deutsche Welle The role of journalists in hosted by Wartburg College e-participation Tuesday, 1 July hosted by Engagement Global – 54 — WS 11 | The secret of mobilizing Service for Development Initiatives 34 million people 76 — Plenary session I hosted by Avaaz.org Global and participatory — political 92 — WS 20 | Strengthening freedom opinion-making in the digital age of information and source 56 — WS 12 | Big media vs. social media hosted by Deutsche Welle protection worldwide in the global, nonviolent and hosted by Reporters without humanist revolution 80 — Keynote speech Borders hosted by Pressenza Dr. Frank-Walter Steinmeier Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs 94 — WS 21 | The changing face of 58 — WS 13 | The rise of citizen Germany African media — Opportunities journalism and its impact on for public participation traditional journalism in Russia hosted by Deutsche Welle hosted by IREX Europe 6 Global Media Forum Documentation 2014 96 — WS 22 | The role of (social) media in 108 — WS 27 | Big data, big insights: Workshop 31 –36 promoting and sustaining Mapping climate-induced democratic governance displacement with mobile data 118 — WS 31 | M-powering society: hosted by Friedrich Naumann hosted by United Nations How mobile technology is Foundation for Freedom University for Environment and changing society Human Security / Flowminder.org hosted by Vodafone Institute for 98 — WS 23 | Whistleblowers, activists, Society and Communications journalists: Is advocacy journalism 110 — WS 28 | An ice age for privacy? the journalism of the digital age? The rights to free speech, 120 — WS 32 | Digital activism and hosted by DW Akademie information and privacy versus social change: Views from the mass surveillance winners of the Bobs Awards 100 — WS 24 | Western surveillance hosted by Amnesty International / hosted by Deutsche Welle technologies and “ungoverned German Institute for Human Rights spaces” — Challenges to protect 122 — WS 33 | A case study in enabling (media) freedom 112 — WS 29 | Revolution postponed. residents from informal hosted by Bonn International The Arab Spring and Africa settlements to participate in Center for Conversion hosted by Deutsche Welle decision-making hosted by Voices of Africa Media Workshop 25 – 30 114 — WS 30 | And the ICT4kids Oscar Foundation goes to...: Good practice in 104 — WS 25 | Transatlantic talk engaging children and youth in 124 — WS 34 | Transcultural hosted by Deutsche Welle development understandings of hosted by Centre for ICT4D at Royal legitimacy: A pre-condition for 106 — WS 26 | Participatory story — Holloway, University of London global governance? Be a part of it hosted by German Development hosted by Grimme-Institut Institute / Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE) Content 7 126 — WS 35 | Does Africa’s online Workshop 39 –44 154 — WS 43 | Citizen privacy and revolution present an opportunity data protection: digital security for democratization? 146 — WS 39 | Cyber attacks, energy training for social media hosted by Konrad Adenauer security and terrorism — A NATO activists and dissidents Foundation perspective on emerging security hosted by Electronic Frontier challenges in the 21st century Foundation 128 — WS 36 | Participation through hosted by NATO — North self-education: How digital literacy Atlanic Treaty Organization 156 — WS 44 | Participation and enables young people to become the global development agenda change-makers 148 — WS 40 | Digital media caught hosted by United Nations hosted by The Global Experience e.V. between revolution and Organizations in Bonn information — The case of Ukraine Wednesday, 2 July hosted by Deutsche Welle 160 — Keynote speech Auma Obama 136 — Keynote speech 150 — WS 41 | Co-creating a new Chair of the Sauti Kuu Foundation Sarah Harrison multimedia format with Kenya/Germany WikiLeaks journalist audiences — Case study of El Toque United Kingdom /Germany by Radio Netherlands World Wide 164 — Closing speech hosted by Radio Netherlands Peter Limbourg 140 — Plenary session II Worldwide Director General of Participation and cyber-security Deutsche Welle — Friends or foes? 152 — WS 42 | From access to action: Germany hosted by Deutsche Welle Understanding the link between information and participation 170 — Imprint hosted by Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 8 Global Media Forum Documentation 2014 Monday, 30 June 9 10 Global Media Forum Documentation 2014 Monday, 30 June 11 12 Global Media Forum Documentation 2014 Welcoming remarks This annual conference series – now taking place for the seventh Peter Limbourg time – is a unique, agenda-setting event in the context of major Director General of Deutsche Welle, Germany issues related to globalization. It is a venue for passionate and productive discussions, as well as for open dialogue between people who come from different cultures, speak different langu- ages, and who have different opinions. In other words, the very same values that Deutsche Welle stands for as a whole. Allow me for a moment to take a brief look back at last year’s conference. At the end of the forum, the participants joined to- gether to make an urgent appeal demanding the release of DW correspondent Eric Topona, who had been imprisoned in Chad. I am very pleased that the appeal helped support the efforts to achieve his release. Eric Topona is with us today! Ladies and Gentlemen, ”From Information to Participation – Challenges for the Media“ is the theme of this year’s Global Media Forum. The conference draws people from the fields of media, politics, culture, business, development cooperation and academia. They come together here to find answers to the important challenges of globalized Ladies and Gentlemen, development; challenges in which the media play a central role Dear Friends, – in part by raising general awareness among the various layers I warmly welcome you to the Deutsche Welle Global Media Fo- of society. rum. Today and throughout the following two days, DW’s global audience can also follow the main discussions by watching the The Internet is today’s ultimate platform for information and live stream on dw.de. participation. It’s a wonderful invention that has made our lives Monday, 30 June 13 more diverse, colorful and richer. Its popularity around the world Censorship and propaganda are profoundly unacceptable signs has revolutionized communications and the ways in which we of attempts to rob enlightened world citizens of their rights. To create and consume media. It forms the backbone of globaliza- counteract this we rely on openness, tolerance, diversity and re- tion. It opens up opportunities for development, education and spect – the entire set of values based on democratic principles. for more social participation. We shouldn’t fear the Internet, but instead use its vast potential to change the world for the better! At the very latest, the revelations of Wikileaks and the NSA af- fair have got not only experts and IT nerds talking about the More active participation, community involvement and interest Internet’s impact on privacy and how it threatens our civil liber- in political
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