About INPUT Conference
INPUT, a non-profit organisation of public television programme makers and broadcasters, organises an annual conference to discuss and challenge the boundaries of public TV.
INPUT, a non-profit organisation of public television programme makers and broadcasters, organises an annual conference to discuss and challenge the boundaries of public TV.
INPUT 2019 - Bangkok
6 May - 10 May @ Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel & Towers
INPUT 2018 - Brooklyn
30 April - 4 May @ Williamsburg Cinemas
INPUT 2017 - Thessaloniki
7-11 May @ Pier 1
INPUT 2016 - Calgary
9-12 May @ Telus Convention Centre
INPUT 2015 — Tokyo
11 - 14 May @ Hyatt Regency Shinyuku
INPUT 2014 — Helsinki, Finland
12 - 15 May @ Marina Congress Center
INPUT 2013 — San Salvador, El Salvador,
05 - 09 May @ Centro Internacional de ferias y Conevenciones
INPUT 2012 — Sydney, Australia
07 - 11 May @ Entertainment Quarter Moore Park
INPUT 2011 — Seoul, Korea
09 - 12 May
INPUT 2010 — Budapest, Hungary
08 - 12 May
INPUT 2009 — Warsaw, Poland
11 - 15 May
INPUT 2008 — Johannesburg, South Africa
03 - 08 May
INPUT 2007 — Lugano, Switzerland
07 - 11 May @ Palazzo dei Congressi
INPUT 2006 — Taipei, China
07 - 12 May
INPUT 2005 — San Francisco, USA
May
INPUT 2004 — Barcelona, Spain
29 April - 05 May @ Universal Forum of Cultures
INPUT 2003 — Aarhus, Denmark
11 - 16 May
INPUT 2002 — Rotterdam, Netherlands
18 - 24 May @ Concert and Conferece Center Den Doelen
INPUT 2001 — Cape Town, South Africa
29 April - 05 May @ University of Guadalajara
INPUT 2000 — Halifax, Canada
14 - 20 May @ CBS
INPUT 1999 — Fort Worth, Texas, USA
INPUT 1998 — Stuttgart, Germany
May @ Stuttgarter Liederhalle
INPUT 1996 — Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
26 May - 01 June @ University of Guadalajara
INPUT 1991 — Dublin, Ireland
16 - 21 June @ Trinity College
INPUT 1990 — Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
20 - 26 May @ Plenary Theatre
INPUT 1989 — Stockholm, Sweden
21 - 27 May @ Berns’ Congress
INPUT 1988 — Philadelphia Pennsylvania, USA
01 - 08 May
Each year a public TV organisation hosts the conference, providing the conference location, technical facilities and staff. Sponsorship must apply within the spirit and objectives of INPUT.
is composed of TV professionals, who define the strategy and work all year round to make the annual conference happen. The Board appoints among its members the Presidium: President, Secretary General and Treasurer.
The International Assembly convenes once a year during the conference to elect members to the International Board. Delegates who have paid the fee and attended three conferences during four proceeding years qualify as Assembly Members. They are informed about their qualification by the Secretariat.
TV professionals around the world scout on a national level for programmes which fit the aim of the conference. Each National Coordinator or country has its own selection system. The NCs submit their national choice to the annual International Selection.
The University Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona keeps copies of all programmes screened at INPUT conferences in its archive.
Are based in Copenhagen, Montreal, Munich (Goethe-Institut), Johannesburg, Seoul and Sydney. They can provide copies of all programmes screened during the last conference for training purposes at MINI-INPUT events.
Screenings organised by INPUT National Coordinators. There are Guidelines on how to organise a Mini-INPUT.
The INPUT Conference is hosted by Moderators who are TV professionals appointed by the Board. They also put together the programme of the annual conference based on the programme submissions by the National Coordinators. They are a diverse group who come from different corners of the world and have an equally diverse range of perspectives on the television landscape.