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HEST - Hostile Environment Safety Training
13-17 September 2010
Munich, Germany 

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An all-round safety training course for journalists reporting live in times of trouble

Who should attend 

-All media journalists and reporters.
-Cameramen, producers and engineers.
-14 participants max

Objectives 

-Identify your strengths and weaknesses when reporting in hostile environments.
-Better assess the risks of operating in extreme conditions.
-Acquire essential tools to handle stress and safety.
-Exchange experiences in a stimulating environment.
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Material eXchange Format Master Class
21-22 September 2010
EBU, Geneva, Switzerland

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Acquire expert knowledge in MXF technology to better understand how to migrate to a file-based workflow system
Who should attend 
-Broadcast Engineers.
-Project managers on migration issues.
-R&D engineers. 
Objectives 
-Understand what MXF is, where it comes from, how it works, what problems it addresses.
-Get up to speed with MXF technology, including its physical structure, metadata, essence and operational patterns.
-Understand how MXF can be applied, identify crucial interoperability issues and map the information to your experience.
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Master Class
Public Service News: making the difference

4-5 October 2010
BBC Academy, London, UK

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How Public Service News could always stand out in a crowded commercial market? 
Who should attend 
-News staff from EBU Members.
-Heads of News, editors-in-chief, Editors, journalists.
-14 participants max. 
Objectives 
-Understand what makes Public Service broadcast news unique. 
-How News fits into Public Service Broadcasting: which stories do and don't get on air, and why not. 
-Review ethical standards and how to translate values into the making of your news programmes. 
-Meet and discuss with your fellow colleagues from EBU Members. 
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Dernière mise à jour 02.09.2010