THE 2010 GENERAL ELECTION - HOW WAS IT FOR YOU?

The Royal Television Society presents...

THE 2010 GENERAL ELECTION - HOW WAS IT FOR YOU?

 

Chairman: Roger Bolton

 

PANEL:

 

Dorothy Byrne, Head of news & current affairs, Channel 4

 

Michael Cockerell, reporter/producer, 'How to win the TV Debate' & 'The Great Offices of State'

 

John McAndrew, Executive producer, Sky News

 

Ian Squires, ITV Controller of Regions and Current Affairs

 

Ceri Thomas, Editor, Today, BBC Radio 4

 

We examine how UK broadcasters covered the general election – what effect did the very first prime ministerial TV debates have on the campaign and the subsequent turnout?

 

What about the coverage of the campaign itself - were the public given the information they needed to make an informed choice on the political personalities, their policies & which party to vote for?

 

COST: FREE to RTS Members and non-members.

 

VENUE: ITV - The London Studios, Upper Ground, South Bank, London SE1 9LT. Waterloo is the nearest train and tube station.

 

DATE - JUNE 16th

 

TIME – 7.00 pm – tea and coffee from 6:30pm

 

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