Trough TV & radio reportage, journalists have explored the visible aspects of historical heritage of the region, in order to assess how this heritage can be an input for cultural and economic development today. Important results of the University, a 31-minutes TV magazine, composed of 10 reportages, and a 12-minutes radio reportage. The 10 themes of the TV magazine are : 1. the Djamila site, the history of its discovery, its valorisation and the difficulties of its preservation today 2. the difficulty of preserving the excavations and of protecting the vestiges face to the necessity of urbanisation 3. the history of the statue of a naïade that popular tradition has taken possession of 4. the challenge of tourist development 5. the French architecture in the city of Sétif and its influence on everyday life 6. the heritage of the history in the Algerian handicrafts trough pottery, textiles, mosaics, tattoos… 7. the exploitation of the memory of the objects trough the reproduction for commercial purposes 8. how Algerian archaeologists have put into value the Byzantine and Muslim vestiges, after the work done by the French archaeologists on Latin and Roman memory 9. the painful memory of events of May 1945 10. the prehistorical sites – Ain Hanech and the collection of the Museum The theme of the radio reportage is « Sétif, city of memories». In 2006 the trainers that have followed the activity of 10 TV teams during the shootings, the editing et several newsroom conferences, have been assured by RAI News 24 (Fabrizio Biamonte, Vice Chief Editor), by HRT (Daria Marjanovic, Chief Editor of Goodmorning Craotia – Breakfast Television), by CFI (Frédérique Lantieri, Chief Editor, France 2 ; Danielle Jeammet, Chief editor Mediterraneo ; Abdelali Joudi, journalist France 3 Ile de France ; Philippe Montoisy, Vice Chief Editor, France 2 ; Marie Agnès Peleran, journalist France 3 Méditerranée ; Sampiero Sanguinetti, Programming Director France 3 Corse, France 3), by COPEAM (Massimo Loche, former Vice Director of RAI NEWS 24). For the radio team, two experts have been assured by RFI (Ahmeed Benraad, Head of Services)and by Radio France (Jean Paul Luciani, journalist Producer Fb-RCFM ). 68 professionals, TV & radio journalists, cameramen and editors, represented 18 broadcasters of 14 different countries : CIP (Algeria), ENRS (Algeria), ENTV (Algeria), ERT (Greece), ERTU (Egypt), ERTT (Tunisia), France Télévisions, HRT (Croatia), Radio Romania, Radio Marocaine, RTVM (Mauritania), TVM (Morocco), TVR (Romania), TV Sudan, TV Sultanat d’Oman, TV Syria, Yemen TVR, JRTV (Jordan).