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FIBEP World Media Intelligence Congress 2021 - Proud Gold Sponsor
We are happy to be attending, once again, the FIBEP World Media Intelligence Congress 2021 that will be held virtually from the 2nd until the 4th of November.
This year’s theme will be Present Challenges, Future Opportunities and Best Practices and the program will include a mix of keynote presentations, panel sessions, breakout sessions, best practices, a Super Networking Session, and networking. Topics will include, among others, tech-driven journalism, how to optimize media intelligence in your business, a discussion around future trusted sources, news consumption and attitudes, growth strategies and transformation tactics.
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Making media monitoring work for government bodies
Media monitoring is an increasingly important government service for any local, state or federal department. DataScouting, as a media monitoring software provider, is working with several government bodies around the world helping them cover their media intelligence needs and requirements.
Government monitoring of media
When it comes to government bodies, the common case is that they have their own in-house monitoring service that serves different departments. The service is used to:
- improve emergency response;
- cover defense initiatives / national security;
- for law enforcement; and
- disaster management.
Why is media monitoring so critical for government?
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Why social media is so polarized - and how it polarizes us
FIBEP hosted another episode of its Interview Series about political polarization in social media on the 4th of October with Mr Kostas Vaxevanis, publisher and investigative journalist. The interview was sponsored by DataScouting. The event was moderated by Sophia Karakeva, FIBEP Vice President and Chief Communications Officer at DataScouting.
Mr Vaxevanis talked about polarization in social media and how it works (is it the result of algorithms that work behind-the-scenes or triggered by government interference with sponsorship filters and restrictions over free expression)? Are we entering a new era of media regulation and what can we learn from the Greek government’s COVID-19 media awareness campaign crisis (the so called “Petsas list”)?
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FIBEP World Media Intelligence Congress, Nov 2-4, 2021
FIBEP is hosting its 2021 World Media Intelligence Congress in November, from 2nd until 4th.
The professional agenda is a mix of keynote presentations, panel discussions with industry experts, breakout sessions, best practices, Super Networking Sessions and lounges for some fun time.
FIBEP is delighted to have this year exceptional speakers, like Maria Ressa, the CEO of Rappler and Nobel Peace Prize 2021 Recipients. We also have speakers from Deutsche Well, the World Bank, UNHCR - The UN Refugee Agency, the International Federation of Journalists, Europe's MediaLab (EUROACTIV foundation), AMEC, PDLN, Cision, Kantar and Carma.
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AMEC Board Elections - Ballots now open for member votes
We are delighted to announce that response to the call for nominees to stand for the AMEC Board of Directors 2022-23 term has been extremely positive. We have received more nominations than vacancies in the Full, Research and Associate Member categories and now invite members in those categories to vote for your preferred candidates of all validly nominated. All candidates have submitted manifestos for your review and consideration when casting your votes.
Sophia Karakeva, Chief Communications Officer at DataScouting is running for re-election in the Associate Member category. As a current Board Director, Sophia also chairs the AMEC Tech Hub Special Interest Group.
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