A new collaboration, named New8, brings together eight public service broadcasters from North-Western Europe to exchange drama. As a partner, VRT is able to expand its content offer and help strengthen the impact of public broadcasters in the international media sector.

VRT introduces a brand new, innovative studio to broadcast its current affairs programmes. In time, entertainment programmes will also use the creative possibilities of the new studio. To stay relevant in a rapidly changing media landscape, VRT fully explores the potential of virtual technologies for broadcasting.

Interaction on YouTube, watching videos on the news app of VRT, or listening to podcasts on the audio and video platform VRT MAX. There are countless ways to experience media. And those experiences go a lot further than traditional TV and radio broadcasts. But how do you experience media if you have a visual or hearing impairment? This is where experts and technology come together.

In a world where borders between countries, sectors and audiences are increasingly blurred, the impact of a network is undeniable. International cooperation is therefore essential in the media sector. Together with RTBF, the broadcaster of the Walloon-Brussels Federation, VRT brings together 50 international media organisations within the network Future Media Hubs.