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The AEJ brings together professional journalists, mostly correspondents, who report on the EU and its institutions on a daily basis. Our broad press membership has a keen, general interest in Europe and includes freelance contributors to television and radio programmes, international, European, national, regional and specialist newspapers, periodicals, websites, blogs and other new media as well as university and college students and scholars in the field of journalism and media innovation.
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The AEJ in Belgium therefore also accepts as associate members media experts and professionals, academics, public relations and communication professionals, civil society advocates, political and business leaders and artists.
It does this in order to enrich the dialogue about media-related issues and to facilitate the growth of the profession in what is a very challenging time for the industry. This openness to innovation leads us to match up and combine forces with cultural partners too, such as the Bozar in Brussels.

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