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Cindy Bauwens et Ruth Meyer

16 January 2025

ALIA visits LMS

Cindy Bauwens, Director of ALIA, visited the Landesmedienanstalt Saarland (LMS) in Saarbrücken. The meeting provided an opportunity to discuss the challenges and opportunities associated with media regulation, media literacy and the use of artificial intelligence (AI). Cindy Bauwens, who has direct ...
Marc Glesener, président de l'ALIA

15 January 2025

New chairmanship and composition of the ALIA Board of Directors

Marc Glesener will be the new chairman of the Luxembourg Independent Audiovisual Authority (ALIA). He will succeed Thierry Hoscheit, who has chaired the Authority since its creation in 2014. ALIA would also like to express its gratitude to Claude Wolf, who assumed the role of Acting President follow ...
D'ALIA am Atert-Lycée

2 December 2024

Social media and mental health

The internet has become the main source of information, including for health and wellbeing issues. Until recently, Google searches and discussion forums were the preferred approaches to getting answers about symptoms or other health-related concerns. Now, more and more people are turning to TikTok&# ...
Photo de groupe qui montre tous les participants à la convention des jeunes dans la Chambre des Députés.

18 November 2024

Youth Convention (‘Jugendkonvent’) 2024

On Friday 15 November 2024, around 75 young people gathered at Parliament House to debate current political issues and talk in person with political representatives. In four thematic workshops, young people had the opportunity to engage in depth with issues of social importance. ALIA responded to th ...

13 November 2024

ALIA at Atert-Lycée Redange

An increasingly important subject, especially for young people Personalised content, endless feeds, automatic refreshes, mindless scrolling, constant push messages grabbing our attention, reflexively drawing us back to the application and keeping us in their grip through constant feedback loops : Wh ...

10 October 2024

Médias et santé mentale

Cette question centrale est au cœur d’un projet commun lancé pour la rentrée scolaire 2024/25 en collaboration entre le Service national de psychiatrie juvénile (SNPJ), le Atert-Lycée Redange et l’ALIA. L’enjeu ? Des études relèvent qu’une consommation excessive des médias peut être ...