(4th meeting, closing) Committee on Information, 48th Session.

 

 The 48th Session of the Committee on Information (COI) will take place from 27 April to 8 May 2026 at UN Headquarters in New York. The Committee on Information deals with questions relating to public information.

Consideration and adoption of the report of the Committee to the General Assembly at its 81th session.

The Committee on Information is a subsidiary body of the General Assembly, established by the General Assembly to deal with questions relating to public information.

The Committee on Information is responsible for overseeing the work of the Department of Global Communications and for providing it with guidance on policies, programmes and activities of the Department.


4th meeting, closing


General Assembly

Location: 405 E 45th St, New York, NY 10017, USA

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Negotiating AI in Hollywood: A conversation with Duncan Crabtree-Ireland, Chief Negotiator, SAG-AFTRA

Image
   In July 2023, the Screen Actors Guild Awards – American Federation of Television and Radio Artists ( SAG-AFTRA ), the , SAG-AFTRA Foundation , began a 118-day strike following a breakdown in negotiations with its counterpart, the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers ( Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers ). At the heart of the breakdown in negotiations was the use of AI in production. This event is organized as part of ITU 's #AIforGood Series. This conversation with Duncan Crabtree Ireland, Chief Negotiator of SAG-AFTRA, will discuss the concerns of its membership over the use of AI and the reasons the union felt an imperative to have an agreement on informed consent and fair compensation . The conversation will also cover the potential and limitations of AI for the industry , the need to establish guardrails at an early stage , as well as the technology-proof uniqueness of human talent . Organized by the  International Labour Orga...
Read more

A look at influencers’ perspectives on future.

Image
With all of this in mind, The Weather Company, an IBM Business asked top broadcasters for their thoughts on what trends will change the industry . Here’s what they said. 1. "Expansion into OTT delivery systems" - Tim Heller via  HellerWeather . “Many TV stations are expanding their news coverage on OTT delivery systems like Apple TV and Roku. This creates a big opportunity for local TV stations and broadcast meteorologists. Just as weather is the reason people still watch local news, it can be one of the reasons people consistently check a TV station’s streaming app. However, OTT news content must include something more than the standard webcast. Live storm coverage along with a library of relevant pre-produced videos can keep viewers engaged, even when the weather is quiet. I am a big advocate for Max Reality . I believe it is the best story-telling tool available to broadcast meteorologists today. But it needs to be more than eye candy. Long-form explainer scenes might n...
Read more