PRESENTER CONSIDERATIONS

• We do not provide honorariums or travel support for presenters.

• Presenters consent to being photographed or videotaped for promotional purposes related to the Native Broadcast Summit.

• All presenters must register and attend the Summit. Registration opens in January 2025.

 

SESSION FORMAT

Choose the format that best fits your topic and enhances audience learning:

1. Session with Q&A: A presentation followed by 15–20 minutes of questions.

2. Talking Circles: Group discussions led by three or more moderators.

3. Panel: A moderated discussion with 3–4 diverse presenters, followed by 15–20 minutes of Q&A.

4. Workshop: An interactive session with hands-on activities for in-depth skill development on a specific topic.

 

PROPOSAL INSTRUCTIONS

Total session time: 75 minutes, including Q & A. 

Write your proposal using the link provided below.​

• • Session Presenters Names

  • Select Summit Topic (either from one proposed or a topic related to this year's theme of your own)

  • Select Summit Format:  

    • A session with Q & A

    • Talking Circles

    • Panel Discussion

    • Workshop

  • Session Title: 15 words maximum. Be descriptive but concise.

  • Session Objectives: Provide three learning objectives. 

    • What will participants take away from your session?

  • Session Summary: 50-word maximum.

    • Think, what is that quick elevator pitch of your session?

  • Session Description: 200-word maximum.  

    • What topics will be covered? What will happen during the session? What will people do? 

  • Presenter Bios: Write a 50-word bio, ensuring your name, title, organization, and contact information are correct. 

  • Audiovisual Information:  The meeting space will have an LCD projector, screen, podium, a fixed podium microphone, and wireless microphones.  Presenters will be responsible for bringing their laptops and cords.  If you have audiovisual requirements beyond what will be provided, indicate your needs here.​

 

You may select from the presentation ideas below or make up your own.

1. Partnerships and Collaboration: Discuss successful external partnerships that enhanced resources and innovation, focusing on how these relationships advanced your mission and objectives.

2. Artificial Intelligence in Media: Investigate AI's role in content creation and the ethical challenges it poses in media production and analytics.

3. Content Monetization: Examine shifting revenue models and innovative monetization strategies, including subscriptions and alternative revenue streams beyond traditional advertising or underwriting.

4. Digital Transformation: Discuss the media industry's shift towards digital platforms, focusing on content creation, distribution, and evolving audience behaviors.

5. Data Privacy and Security: Highlight the importance of safeguarding content and user data amidst rising digital platform reliance, including best practices and regulations.

6. Diversity and Inclusion: Address representation and inclusivity in media, emphasizing its role in shaping societal attitudes and the importance of diverse storytelling.

7. Environmental Sustainability: Discuss sustainable practices in media operations, including carbon footprint reduction and emergency planning for eco-friendly initiatives.

8. Fake News and Misinformation: Present strategies to combat misinformation, enhance fact-checking, and promote media literacy among audiences.

9. Financial Literacy and Fundraising: Focus on essential financial principles for sustainable broadcasting, covering budgets, cost management, and long-term revenue optimization.

10. Broadcast Regulatory Changes: To navigate industry impacts effectively, stay informed on evolving broadcasting regulations, including copyright and emergency alerting policies.