Media Futures: why local voices matter
Description
What does the media future look like in Tasmania if content is further centralised - or cut?
Media Futures: why local voices matter is a timely and important conversation, with a panel of Tasmanian broadcasters and decision-makers who are at the forefront of change, on air and in the boardroom. You’ll hear from some of Tasmania's incredible media leaders on why local voices and local storytelling matters - and how innovation is changing the game.
Dr Angela Ross, Research Lead, ABC and Australian Local News Resilience Project
Fiona Ellis-Jones, Head of News and Information, ARN
Christie Hayes, broadcaster and podcaster
Lucie Cutting, broadcaster at 936 ABC Hobart and author
Join us at the The Salon at The Hedberg, University of Tasmania, 19 Collins Street, Hobart.
Arrivals from 5:30pm for networking and nibbles; panel event begins 6:30pm.
All welcome! Build your network, make new contacts, catch up with colleagues and be part of the conversation about the future of media in Tasmania.
Seats are limited! Tickets only $35 including a welcome drink and canapes.
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