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Dec 3-5, 2020, Prague, Czech Republic
Conference for journalists, media professionals, and scholars
Prague Media Point’s mission is to foster the media’s work for the public good by convening solution-oriented expert gatherings that bring together unique, regional perspectives and provide lasting networking experiences.
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The project is co-financed by the Governments of Czechia, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia through Visegrad Grants from International Visegrad Fund. The mission of the fund is to advance ideas for sustainable regional cooperation in Central Europe. Learn more about the Visegrad project.
This conference has been financially supported by the Czech-German Future Fund (Česko-německý fond budoucnosti).
Learn about the examples providing hope amid the doom and gloom of media forecasts.
Network with leading experts in an informal setting.
Stay for the stunning scenery of Prague and the Christmas markets.
TESTIMONIALS
"The Prague Media Point is a must for leading media makers in the region.“
Patrick Leusch, Head of European Affairs, Deutsche Welle
"Thank you Prague Media Point for 3 intensive days with lots of new food for thought."
Greta Gober, Postdoctoral Researcher, Stockholm University
“Your efforts in hosting and curating this conference will continue to keep the event a significant space for journalism in the whole region.“
Gerald Radinger, Communications Officer, Editor, ERSTE Stiftung
"Impressive audience of journalists, NGOs, academics from Eastern Europe and beyond."
Emily Kasriel, Head of Editorial Partnerships and Special Projects at BBC World Service Group
Prague
Visit the beautiful city of Prague that has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Its historic center represents an organic urban development over more than a thousand years.
Experience the unique atmosphere of Prague's Christmas markets.
Conference Venue
Our venue is located in a beautiful building, former shopping mall from 1927. Designed in functionalist style it really sticks out from the rest of the neighborhood.
