The first news:rewired event took place on 14 January 2010 at City University London and you can read some of the coverage here.

We’re now starting to plan our next event – focusing on journalists with a specialism, whether that’s working for a niche publisher, reporting for a B2B title or trawling your local area for stories.

We’ve got our own ideas about what should be on the agenda and who we’d like to speak, but we’re open to suggestions, offers of support and sponsorship.

Leave a comment below or email events [at] newsrewired.com.

To be informed of future events sign up here. You can also follow @newsrewired on Twitter.

In the final session at Journalism.co.uk’s news:rewired event on 14 January, we looked ‘New journalism, new business models: how can journalism support itself online?’

To the surprise of some of our speakers, the excellent Drawnalism had been busy sketching during news:rewired last week.

Some of what the news:rewired speakers said about the opportunities available in journalism today

City University London journalism lecturer George Brock gives news:rewired a lively opening talk on adapting to seismic changes in the industry

Video from BBC College of Journalism’s Kevin Marsh at news:rewired

Live stream from news:rewired at City University London:
Follow this link to view the news:rewired livestream

Keynote, 10:30 – 10:45, Oliver Thompson lecture theatre, by George Brock, head of journalism department, City University.

Presentation, 10:45 – 11.10, Oliver Thompson lecture theatre, by Kevin Marsh, BBC College of Journalism, on the challenges of learning new multimedia and social media skills.

Presentation, 15:45 – 16:00: David Dunkley Gyimah, award-winning videojournalist and Southbank artist-in-residence

Session 3, 16:00 – 17:30:

Panel discussion on ‘New journalism, new business models: how can journalism support itself online?’

We’ll be feeding tweets and comments from the Journalism.co.uk team to this CoverItLive blog during the day. Tune in at 10.15am GMT to participate in the news:rewired event from wherever you are. We’ve also set up a buzz page which captures tagged content from around the web.
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news:rewired is proud to announce Blinked.tv as one of our event sponsors.
Blinked.TV was launched in 2009 and allows users to broadcast live from their phone. The Blinked.TV streaming application is currently available for Symbian S60 series three and five phones (e.g. Nokia E and N series mobile phones) and can be downloaded at http://d.blinked.tv.
Andrew Cadman from Blinked.TV will also be attending news:rewired as a delegate.

Our buzz page is live. Follow the #newsrw conversation at this link. Please use the #newsrw tag if you are using Twitter or just newsrw to tag your AudioBoos, Delicious bookmarks, Flickr pictures etc.
We were having some fun yesterday with our iPhones and Audioboo, here at Journalism.co.uk HQ. Here’s Journalism.co.uk editor Laura Oliver talking about what you can expect from our event on January 14: