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New SIGNIS Media (3/2008): The Changing Media Landscape
Brussels, October 1st, 2008 (SIGNIS) - The new issue of our magazine SIGNIS Media takes a look at the new media landscape and at the history of SIGNIS, on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the organisation.
80 years ago Catholics working in media got together to change the media landscape of the time by creating two organizations: Unda for radio (and later, television) and OCIC for cinema. The driving forces behind these associations were Catholic families who saw that human values, spirituality, solidarity and even democracy were threatened by the commercial evolution of the media. Today, as the media landscape is once again reshaped by the emergence of Internet, mobile phones and ‘new’ media, the multimedia companies face a new challenge. It is a challenge that SIGNIS and its members must also take up, in dialogue with all those who want a value-orientated media world.
Also in this issue: Looking at the Female Condition in Cinema, Evangelizing through New Media, Catholic radio in Brasil, Children TV films, SIGNIS 80th anniversary, etc.
Articles online:
An Ecumenical Juror’s Film Journey in Locarno 2008
Karlovy Vary 2008: Love is a battlefield...
Festroia 2008: Finding Personal Meaning through Relationships in an Alienating World
Locarno 2008: Enfasis en la vida de los pueblos emergentes y migrantes
Karlovy Vary 2008 : Les femmes au premier plan






