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Our next news:rewired conference takes place on Friday 20 September 2013 at MSN HQ in London (Cardinal Place, 100 Victoria Street, London, SW1E 5JL).

Take a look at the agenda below – we will be adding more speakers in the coming days and weeks.

Sessions range from panels offering presentations and discussion around certain topics, to more practical workshops, offering demonstrations and guides to digital tools and techniques.

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 See the agenda below:

Time Sessions and speakers
8.40-9.20am Registration
9.20-9.30am Welcome
9.30-10am Keynote speech

  • Tbc
10-11.10am Breaking news

How news outlets are utilising different digital tools to help communicate the latest information to digital audiences in breaking news situations.

  • Chris Hamilton, social media editor, BBC News
  • More speakers to be confirmed
11.15-11.25am Lightning round

A speedy look at innovative tools and technology in the digital journalism space.

  • Daniel Ionescu, managing editor, Lincolnite
  • More speakers to be confirmed
11.25-11.45am Coffee break
11.45am-1pm A: Online video

A look at how different types of publishers are finding success in online video, from the types of video being produced, the platforms people are watching them on, and the costs, as well as revenue potential, involved.

  • Grant Bremner, head of Future TV, Future
  • More speakers to be confirmed
B: Searching social

How to find and reach new audiences and news sources via social media and other online communities.

  • Yasmine El Rafie, social media development editor, Swedish Radio
  • More speakers to be confirmed
1-2pm Lunch
2-2.45pm A: Data-driven newsrooms

A look at the different analytics newsrooms can use to make better editorial decisions, with case studies on how news outlets have improved metrics.

  • Richard Moynihan, social media and community manager, Metro
  • More speakers to be confirmed
B: Verification

When videos, images or facts are shared by social media or sent to a news outlet, how can you know they show what they purport to? This workshop will offer case studies and practical tips on verifying photos and footage.

  • Claire Wardle, director of news services, Storyful
2.50-3.35pm A: LinkedIn for journalists

A workshop on how journalists can use LinkedIn to find sources, follow a beat, build their own brand and drive traffic to their online content.

  • Richard George, corporate communications manager, EMEA, LinkedIn
  • Darain Faraz, communications manager, LinkedIn
B: Mapping

Being able to visualise data and the geographical background to stories is a key skill for today’s digital journalists. This workshop will run through some of the key tools and platforms journalists can use.

  • James Ball, data editor, the Guardian
3.35-3.55pm Coffee break
3.55-4.15pm Lean start-ups

A series of short presentations from news innovators

  • Vincent Dignan, founder, Planet Ivy
  • Martin Belam, project lead, UsVsThem (Trinity Mirror)
  • More speakers to be confirmed
4.15-4.20pm 3 minute sponsor presentation
4.20-5.30pm Breaking article boundaries

A look at some of the different ways news outlets are telling stories which break out of conventional digital reporting styles, and some of the issues to consider when stepping outside of the norm.

  • Francesca Panetta, multimedia special projects, the Guardian
  • Mathew Ingram, senior writer, GigaOm
  • More speakers to be confirmed
5.30-7.30pm Networking drinks