What is the end state of public media? Who participates? How do they participate? 

In a world where tools allow everyday people access to create high quality media content, the role of public media expands to: 

1. Share best practices and process to ensure viewers get the highest quality experience; and 
2. Foster talent and community to keep pace with a rapidly evolving technology landscape, maintaining public media’s role in shaping the future of media itself.

This session with Josh Freeney from the Grand Rapids Public Museum will showcase some glimpses at the next phase of media automation with practical team tips that are actionable today. 

Public Intelligence: Digital Literacy is Reading and Writing is free and available exclusively for NETA Member station general managers, presidents, and CEOs.

Note: If you are already enrolled in the CEO Forum Series on Public Media Learns, you do not need to take any further action to receive an invitation to this presentation.