Liveblog Newsrewired 23 May 2023 (archive)
How can artificial intelligence help increase audience engagement with the news?
Successful solutions are never about looking to build a new product but about correctly defining what problem we are trying to solve. That was the approach of more than 20 news organisations from across the world who worked together last year on addressing some of their problems, using artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. The Collab Challenges […]
Newsrewired, 24 May 2022: Early-bird tickets now available!
Our in-person conference is returning to London on 24 May. Join the Journalism.co.uk team and industry experts to network and discuss possible solutions to the challenges facing journalism in 2022 We are excited to be returning to in-person events and get together to talk and learn about the trends and challenges facing journalism after two […]
‘Less talk, more action’: Why newsrooms must respond to the growing need of diverse representation
When reporters from working class and minority ethnic backgrounds are made to feel welcome, it can help news organisations thrive
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Save £50 with our early-bird offer
The next Newsrewired digital journalism conference will take place on 27 November 2019 at Reuters in Canary Wharf, LondonThis will be our 25th conference and, as usual, our sessions will give practical tips and advice on tools and strategies that delegates can try in their own newsrooms.
As it happened: Audience engagement: Practical applications beyond buzzwords
This session, powered by Google’s Digital News Initiative, will explore some of the metrics and audience insights powering engagement initiatives at media organisations, and ways to turn these from numbers on a screen to products and services that readers, viewers and listeners will use and that will also benefit the business. Vaikų vasaros stovyklos Kaune, […]
As it happened: The changing relationship between media organisations and their audiences
The closing panel looks at the various ways in which news organisations have changed the way they work with their readers or involve them in the research or reporting process, from producing or peer-review stories, to fact-checking, investigating and engaging on social media. A session with: Lilah Raptopoulos, community editor, Financial Times Jessica Best, engagement editor, De Correspondent Sarah […]
As it happened: The Credibility Coalition
While there have been calls for an increased effort to improve the detection of and response to misinformation, doing so effectively requires a holistic approach, with reputation systems, fact-checking, media literacy, revenue models, and public feedback all helping to address the health of the information ecosystem. This session will introduce the Credibility Coalition and some […]
As it happened: Live video online
From social media to publishers’ own websites, online livestreaming is a popular format, allowing audiences a glimpse of places and stories they would otherwise not experience in real time and favoured by social networks as an engaging format worthy of the top of our news feeds. This panel will explore best practices for producing live […]