We’re pleased to announce the agenda and a number of new speakers for news:rewired – full stream ahead, which will take place on 13 July 2012 at MSN HQ in London (Cardinal Place, 100 Victoria Street, London, SW1E 5JL).

The one-day digital journalism conference will focus on the latest tools, techniques and tips on how to produce the best journalism online and make it earn its keep, with innovative case studies from the industry.

Speakers confirmed include Raju Narisetti, the former managing editor of the Washington Post who joined the Wall Street Journal as managing editor of the digital network in January, who will discuss digital strategy in the keynote panel and, in our final session on the livestream approach to digital news, he will talk us through the new WSJ Streams, a temporary interface deployed to report big news events.

The keynote panel on ‘engaging the digital mindset’ will also feature Alex Gubbay, who is director of digital platforms at Johnston Press, and whose chief executive Ashley Highfield earlier this year signalled an intention to “flip the model to digital first”.

The Guardian’s mobile editor Subhajit Banerjee will be joining the mobile news panel, which will look at how to push content to a wide range of mobile devices, tablets and e-readers, while John Barnes, managing director of the technology and digital division at Incisive Media, will form part of a panel addressing the important issue of revenue, and looking at the different values of bringing in money and gathering audience data.

We’re also pleased to confirm Pete Clifton, executive producer of MSN; Martin Fewell, deputy editor of Channel 4 News and Damian Kimmelman, CEO of Duedil.

See a full list of the speakers already confirmed for news:rewired – full stream ahead. And as a reminder, here is our first speaker announcement which includes representatives of the Economist, Guardian, Telegraph and ITV News.

You can book tickets here for just £130 (+VAT). Tickets include lunch, refreshments and after event drinks on the day.

For more information about tickets and availability email ed[at]journalism.co.uk.

For sponsorship/advertising queries contact stefanie[at]journalism.co.uk or james[at]journalism.co.uk.

Speakers on the final panel at our last event, news:rewired – media in motion

We’re pleased to announce more details about our next digital journalism conference, news:rewired – full stream ahead.

The one-day event will bring together key digital journalism experts for a day of sessions and workshops, focused on the latest tools, techniques and tips on how to produce the best journalism online and make it earn its keep, with innovative case studies from the industry.

Today we’re announcing some of the speakers who will be taking part on the day (Friday 13 July).

Joanna Geary, digital development editor, the Guardian

Mark Johnson, community editor, the Economist

Craig Silverman, founder, Regret the Error (now published on Poynter)

Conrad Quilty-Harper, interactive news editor, the Telegraph

Jason Mills, editor of web development, ITV News

Luke Lewis, editor, NME.com

Paul Bradshaw, visiting professor in online journalism at City University London and Course Leader of the MA in Online Journalism at Birmingham City University. Paul is also publisher of the Online Journalism Blog and founder of Help Me Investigate.

Sessions at the one-day conference will cover:

• how to work with and maximise engaged communities across platforms
• the latest developments in mobile news publishing and how best to exploit portable platforms
• the array of social media platforms at a journalist’s disposal, beyond (and including) Twitter and Facebook
• advice on handling rumour online and the recommended verification and correction processes
• money matters – the latest approaches to making money from news online and what users are prepared to offer in exchange for content
• how the ‘live stream’ approach to digital news reporting and live social feeds are being built into traditional news output

You can book tickets here for just £130 (+VAT). Tickets include lunch, refreshments and after event drinks on the day.

For more information about tickets and availability email ed[at]journalism.co.uk.

For sponsorship/advertising queries contact stefanie[at]journalism.co.uk or james[at]journalism.co.uk.

Journalism.co.uk’s next news:rewired event will take place on Friday 13 July at MSN’s London offices in Victoria.

What’s it about?

news:rewired will bring together key digital journalism experts for a day of sessions and workshops, focused on the latest tools, techniques and tips on how to produce the best journalism online and make it earn its keep, with innovative case studies from the industry.

Sessions at the one-day conference will cover:

• how to work with and maximise engaged communities across platforms
• the latest developments in mobile news publishing and how best to exploit portable platforms
• the array of social media platforms at a journalist’s disposal, beyond (and including) Twitter and Facebook
• advice on handling rumour online and the recommended verification and correction processes
• money matters – the latest approaches to making money from news online and what users are prepared to offer in exchange for content
• how the ‘live stream’ approach to digital news reporting and live social feeds are being built into traditional news output

Following on from the success of our last event, news:rewired will also offer a handful of workshop-style sessions, offering demonstrations by industry experts on practical areas including using visual tools to map and illustrate stories and getting started in web scraping.

In the coming weeks we will announce further session and workshop details as well as speakers, but if there are any topics you would like to see covered during the day just let us know @newsrewired or email rachel[at]journalism.co.uk.

How can I book tickets?

You can book tickets here for just £130 (+VAT). Tickets include lunch, refreshments and after event drinks on the day.

For more information about tickets and availability email ed[at]journalism.co.uk.

For sponsorship/advertising queries contact stefanie[at]journalism.co.uk or james[at]journalism.co.uk.

Journalism.co.uk’s next news:rewired event will take place on Friday 13 July.

Once again news:rewired, the one-day digital journalism conference, will bring together key digital journalism experts for a day of sessions and workshops, focused on the latest tools, techniques and tips on how to produce the best journalism online and make it earn its keep, with innovative case studies from the industry.

We will be announcing more details very soon.

Book tickets now

You can book tickets here for just £95 (+VAT). There are just 50 early-bird tickets available, which we will sell until Monday 14 May at a discounted rate of £95 (+VAT). After this date, or once all 50 tickets have been bought (whichever comes first), ticket prices will rise to £130 (+VAT).

Tickets include lunch, refreshments and after event drinks on the day.

For more information about tickets and availability email ed[at]journalism.co.uk.

For sponsorship/advertising queries contact stefanie[at]journalism.co.uk or james[at]journalism.co.uk.

The panel in session #2A featured: Paul Gallagher, head of online content, the Manchester Evening News; Nick Martin, Sky News correspondent; Ben Fawkes, audio content manager, SoundCloud and Christian Payne, social technologist, mobile story maker.

Paul’s presentation is embedded below. The other panelists are to follow.

Paul Gallagher, head of online content, the Manchester Evening News;

The panel in session #3B featured: Mike Goldsmith, editor-in-chief of iPad and tablet editions, Future Publishing; Ron Diorio, vice president of product and community development, Economist.com; Douglas Arellanes, technologist, consultant and the director of clients and services, Sourcefabric and Lucia Adams, web development editor, the Times.

Douglas’ presentation is embedded below. The other panelists are to follow.

Douglas Arellanes, technologist, consultant and the director of clients and services, Sourcefabric

The panel in session #3A featured: Bobby Schweizer, doctoral student at the Georgia Institute of Technology and co-author of Newsgames: Journalism at Play; Shannon Perkins, editor of interactive technologies, Wired.com; Al Trivino, director of innovation at News International and Alastair Dant, interactive lead at the Guardian.

Bobby Schweizer, doctoral student at the Georgia Institute of Technology and co-author of Newsgames: Journalism at Play

The panel in session #2B featured: Nate Lanxon, editor, Wired.co.uk; Chris Hamilton, social media editor, BBC News; Martin Belam, user experience lead, the Guardian and Darren Waters, head of devices and social media, MSN UK

Darren Waters, head of devices and social media, MSN UK

Martin Belam, user experience lead, the Guardian

Video below produced by BBC College of Journalism

The panel in session #1B featured: François Nel, researcher, academic and consultant on newsroom and digital business innovation; Tom Standage, digital editor, the Economist; Chris Newell, founder, ImpulsePay and Alex Watson, head of app development, Dennis Publishing.

Tom Standage, digital editor, the Economist

Chris Newell, founder, ImpulsePay

François Nel, researcher, academic and consultant on newsroom and digital business innovation

 
Video below produced by BBC College of Journalism

The panel in session #1A featured: Christian Heilmann, Mozilla; Josh de la Mare, editor of video, Financial Times; John Domokos, video producer, the Guardian and David Dunkley Gyimah, video journalist, academic and consultant.

The majority of the speakers did not use slides, but examples of videos online which make the most of the platform.

Here is Christian Heilmann’s presentation, on how journalists can create online video using elements from the web such as tweets.

Slides:

Here is the audio of Christian’s presentation.

He has also posted his talk here.