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EUROPE: EUROPEAN BROADCASTING UNION: 2003 PROGRAM SCHEDULE.(Brief Article)
IPR Strategic Business Information Database, March, 2003
The international training unit of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has posted its 2003 program of training events, many targeted toward journalists in Central and Eastern Europe. EBU trainers organize courses for broadcast professionals in business, journalism, new media, production, and technology. Most courses are limited to active and associate EBU members. The program includes a long-term training course on producing radio documentaries. Further details will be posted in September. The EBU is the world's largest association of broadcasters, with 71 active members in Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East, and 45 associate members in other countries. See the 2003 program: http://www.ebu.ch CC
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