International Advisory Board

Polish Television, TVP (Telewizja Polska S.A.), organizer of the INPUT 2009 conference in Warsaw, is the unquestioned leader on the Polish television market with a share of 48.4% (data from 2007, TNS OBOP). Similar results in 2006 ensured that TVP had the best results among public television station in the European Union

TVP is creative and innovative. Thanks to the size and variety of programs it is able to combine the realization of its mission as a public television provider with its position as leader on the television market.

Deutsche Welle was commissioned to convey "German and other positions on important issues" to people abroad "as well as to provide a forum aimed at promoting understanding and dialogue between cultures and peoples."
Deutsche Welle distributes multimedia and multilingual information from Germany - at the heart of Europe - to the rest of the world. According to Director-General Erik Bettermann "enhancing the images of DW-TV, DW-RADIO and DW-WORLD.DE and, in particular, improving the quality and quantity of the way we address our target groups remains important company aims of Germany's international broadcaster."

Two seats on the INPUT Board are filled by the Deutsche Welle - once as a regular Board member seat, and once as an Associate Member, representing the International Selection which Deutsche Welle also hosts since 2005.

Korean Broadcasting System - KBS, launched KBS WORLD TV in 2003 can currently be viewed in 32 million households throughout some 40 countries.
Indeed, KBS has not only become a comprehensive Korean media source encompassing cable, satellite, IPTV, WiBro and Internet services; it is also evolving into a global nexus of media, enjoyed by people all over the world.

For the management side of the organization, KBS set objectives titled, “KBS, in the heart of public values” to continue to put efforts in building a nation where universal values such as freedom, justice, and peace are much appreciated.