Intermedia Volume 53 Issue 1: 'A Way Forward for Journalism?'

Intermedia Volume 53 Issue 1: 'A Way Forward for Journalism?'

A future for news journalism by Isolde Goggin, President, IIC

Read the full article by visiting here.


The latest stories from around the globe??

In this issue: EU reviews its investigations, Meta builds the world’s longest undersea cable and privacy campaigners take legal action over requirements for an iPhone back door.

Read the full article by visiting here.


IIC forums and meetings for 2025

All the upcoming IIC events, including our Annual Conference in Bogota, and more Chapter meetings than ever before.

Read the full article by visiting here.


15 minutes with…Robert Mourik

Robert Mourik has been a commissioner at the Commission for Communications Regulation (ComReg) since 2019 and is the chair of BEREC for 2025. He has previously worked at Cubic Telecom, Telefónica and Vodafone.

Read the full article by visiting here.



How to pay for journalism in the digital era

The various attempts at media finance legislation around the world are analysed in a new paper from the Center for News, Technology & Innovation. RUSSELL SEEKINS reviews the findings.

Read the full article by visiting here.


Meta’s mega-cable: what does it mean for digital infrastructure and geopolitics?

Meta recently announced its plan to build the world’s longest submarine cable system. VILI LEHDONVIRTA and ANNIKI MIKELSAAR of the Oxford Internet Institute ask what geopolitical and economic significance this new project may have.

Read the full article by visiting here.


Policy development in Asia: report from Seoul

The annual IIC Asia Digital Communications and Media Forum was held on 11 and 12 February in Seoul, South Korea. It was attended by policymakers from across the globe, with a focus on policies being adopted and considered in Asia.

Read the full article by visiting here.


Public policies in the video games industry

Video gaming has been one of the fastest growing and most innovative industries of recent decades. JEAN PAUL SIMON looks at the policies that have contributed to its success.

Read the full article by visiting here.


Finding a way forward for the news in Australia and beyond

In an environment of unprecedented challenges for the news industry in Australia, JULIE EISENBERG summarises her research into how comparable issues are addressed by policymakers around the world. What precedents can help in the design of regulatory interventions?

Read the full article by visiting here.


Digital competition policy in Australia

In October 2024, the IIC Australian Chapter co-ordinated a roundtable discussion featuring contributions from former and current representatives of Australian regulatory authorities, as well as representatives from IIC members and other industry participants. JAMES KONIDARIS summarises the key issues discussed.

Read the full article here.


Debating current and future digital policy: report from Washington

The last IIC event of 2024, the North America Digital Communications and Media Forum was held in Washington, DC on 3 and 4 December, hosted by Verizon. Representatives of the communications industry, regulators and policymakers got together to compare notes and debate the most pressing issues. CRISTINA MURRONI summarises.

Read the full article by visiting here.


The International Institute of Communications is a member organisation which exists to inform and thereby shape the global policy agenda for the ICT and digital ecosystem. View our membership options here and our current members here.

Keep up with the latest IIC news and event updates by following us on Instagram and Twitter.

要查看或添加评论,请登录

International Institute of Communications (IIC)的更多文章