Europocket.tv

Interactive Young Europeans

Broadcasting a daily news show in English, French and Spanish, the new young European TV briefly informs on the EU and its institutions in a dynamic and upbeat manner. Directed at young people, it aims to interact with young people all over the bloc to ensure that our voice is heard within the walls of the European institutions


By MEABH MC MAHON
from Dublin, IRELAND


When we think of the European Union, we think of serious delegates in suits spending hours contemplating decisions and debates. But when we think of Europe itself, more exciting things like travelling, working and studying abroad spring to mind. It's this combination of both the European Union and the mobilising, integrating Europe that young people want.

There are currently hundreds of ways to get involved in Europe and ways and means to inform ourselves; from European newspapers to TV stations, magazines to Web TVs. And it's in the latter category that we consider the latest European media that was created especially for young people by young people; Euro pocket TV.

Broadcasting a daily news show in English, French and Spanish, the new young European TV briefly informs on the EU and its institutions in a dynamic and upbeat manner. Directed at young people, it aims to interact with young people all over the bloc to ensure that our voice is heard within the walls of the European institutions.

Europocket TV is interactive; it takes to the streets and answers young people's questions on the European Union. In the weekly show, EKO, you can hear the EU deputies' answers to your questions. Your video inputs are also invited for broadcasting on Europocket TV.

Although Europocket TV will not inform you on every single thing that's happening in Europe, it will briefly let you know what's going on and guide you in the right direction to find out more. To see if for yourself, click on www.europocket.tv or download it onto your I pod and to get involved, drop us a message through our site.