What role can public television play in supporting youth growing up? Are we making programmes attractive enough for young people? We try to reach teenagers by dealing with topics like self-esteem, masturbation, first-time sex, bullying and communication problems, but is that the right choice of topics? What kind of storytelling, TV-formats, use of language, shots, editing or post-production methods can producers use for making interesting youth programmes? How can television become a faithful friend to skeptical young audiences now mainly living on the net?
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