• NEM Initiative / New European Media Initiative is leading European Network for Media and Creative Industries

  • NEM Initiative mission is to foster the impact of interactive technologies on the future of new media

  • NEM Initiative task is interaction between Media, Content, Creative industries, Social Media, Broadcasting and Telecom sectors as well as Consumer electronics

  • NEM Initiative goal is to develop a common innovation environment for the new European media landscape

The NEM Summit is an international conference and exhibition, organized since 2008 by the NEM Initiative for all those interested in broad area of Media, Content, and Creativity. Over the years, the NEM Summit has grown to become an annual not-to-be-missed event, providing attendees with a key opportunity to meet and network with prominent stakeholders, access up-to-date information, discover latest technology and market trends, identify research and business opportunities, and find partners for upcoming EU-funded calls for projects.

We are on the cusp of a significant transformation, driven by the convergence of emerging virtual worlds and powerful artificial intelligence technology. These drivers are poised to reshape our societies in profound ways, creating a new digital landscape with its own unique opportunities and challenges When virtual worlds and AI are combined, the possibilities become truly exciting.

Accordingly, the NEM Summit 2024 is aiming to discuss various issues around the Emerging virtual worlds for a new digital society, such as: Enhanced communication and collaboration, Improved education and training, Increased productivity and efficiency, and New forms of entertainment and leisure, including consideration of privacy and ethical issues related to the future virtual worlds.

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NEM SRIA 2024

NEM Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda 2024 has been published!

European Language Equality

A Strategic Agenda for Digital Language Equality

The publication presents the results of the ELE project, with key suggestions on achieving digital language equality in Europe by 2030, and it offers an in-depth analysis of the technology support for over 30 European languages, for benefit of students and researchers from language and speech technology, NLP, or language-centric AI.

The publication is available in open access – free and unlimited access here.

The publication includes valuable inputs received from the NEM community members!

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