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). We have announced the first of the speakers who have confirmed for September, and will be adding to this list in the coming days and weeks.

Tickets for news:rewired are currently available at a limited early bird rate of £95 (+VAT). But we only have 50 in total to sell and once those are all gone, or by the end of Friday 31 May, whichever comes first, the ticket price will rise to £130 (+VAT).

Mathew Ingram, senior writer, GigaOm, @mathewi

Richard Moynihan, social media and community manager, Metro, @richjm

Chris Hamilton, social media editor, BBC News, @chrishams

Claire Wardle, director of news services, Storyful, @cward1e

James Ball, data editor, the Guardian, @jamesrbuk

Daniel Ionescu, managing editor, the Lincolnite, @danielionescu

Richard George, corporate communications manager, EMEA, LinkedIn, @RichardAGeorge

Darain Faraz, communications manager, LinkedIn, @darainfaraz

Keep an eye on this page for more details soon. In the meantime, you can still take a look at the line-up from our most recent news:rewired which took place on Friday 19 April, below.

• Keynote

Vadim Lavrusik, journalism programme manager, Facebook, @Lavrusik. Vadim will discuss how journalists can best use Facebook, giving tips on features such as Facebook Follow, Graph Search and Pages.

Cory Haik, executive producer for digital news, The Washington Post, @coryhaik. Cory will share some of the Post’s approaches to curation, such as the Grid which collects content from across the web.

Michael Rundle, technology editor, Huffington Post UK, @michaelrundle. Michael will talk about how the Huffington Post, which launched a UK edition in 2011, also curates content, and share his best practice tips.

Matt McAlister, project lead on the Guardian’s n0tice platform, @mattmcalister. Matt is part of the team behind the Guardian’s online local noticeboard platform, and will discuss its curation tools, such as Hash Gordon.

Michael De Monte, founder and CEO, ScribbleLive, @demonte. Michael will address curation techniques for livebloggers and outline some of the relevant features in ScribbleLive.

Darren Waters, head of devices and social, MSN UK, @darrenwaters.

Alex Wood, editor, Tech City News, @alexwoodcreates. Tech City News, which launched at the beginning of the year, covers the technology business. At news:rewired Alex will outline some of the latest technologies entering the market, of interest to journalists.

David Tomchak, co-founder and chief executive, Vizibee, @djtomchak. David is part of a four-person team to launch Vizibee, an iPhone app that is a ‘video network for journalists’.

Anthony Sheehan, founder, Near You Now, @anthony_sheehan. Anthony will share details of Near You Now, a service which aims to present news site visitors with links to content of the most geographical interest to them.

Deborah Cohen, investigations editor, British Medical Journal, @deb_cohen. Deborah will discuss how she uses FoI and other sources of data for in-depth investigations.

Claire Miller, data journalist, Media Wales, @ClaireMillerUK. Claire will discuss census data, with tips on preparing for big data releases.

Antonio Acuña, head of data.gov.uk, Cabinet Office, @diabulos. Antonio will discuss the sources of government data that journalists have available.

Emily Cadman, head of the interactive desk, Financial Times, @ecadman. Emily will discuss data-driven journalism at the FT.

Lyra McKee, founding editor of The Muckraker and freelance investigative journalist, @LyraMcKee

Jo Kelly, communities editor, regionals, Trinity Mirror, @jokelly. Jo will outline different regional Trinity Mirror titles’ approaches to community participation in editorial.

Sarah Brown, producer, CNN iReport, @sarahbrowngb. Sarah will discuss how citizen journalism platform CNN iReport grew and engaged with its community of contributors.

Niko Ruokosuo, chief executive, Scoopshot, @Ruokosuo. Niko will discuss how news outlets can encourage citizen journalism and get their community involved in finding content.

Gabrielle Laine-Peters, social media consultant, @GabrielleNYC

Glen Mulcahy, head of production and technology, RTE, @GlenBMulcahy. Glen will lead a practical workshop in using a smartphone to shoot and edit video, photos and audio.

Dr Mark K Smith, co-founder and chief executive, ipadio, @ipadio. Mark will introduce you to a new mobile reporting app.

Mark Boas, 2012 OpenNews Fellow and media technologist at Happyworm, @maboa. Mark will show you how you can build web-native video using Popcorn Maker.

Adam Westbrook, digital producer and founding editor of Inside the Story magazine, @AdamWestbrook. Adam will share lessons from creating a ‘web-native’ magazine.

James Fyrne, co-founder and publisher, SoGlos, @SoGlos. James will share details of how the SoGlos team has created an online-only journalism site that makes money.

Andy Price, head of enterprise development and education and principal lecturer in entrepreneurial journalism, Teesside University

Luke Lewis, editor, BuzzFeed UK, @lukelewis. Luke will share his experience of building up communities on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr and other networks.

Madhav Chinnappa, head of strategic partnerships, Google News & Magazines EMEA. Madhav will explain how to get your news site or blog in the Google Currents newsreading app.

 Stephen Rosenthal, communications and public affairs manager, UK, Google, @sterosenthal. Stephen will take you through Google tools for journalists.

Rakhal Ebeli, founder, Newsmodo, @rakhalebeli. Rakhal will introduce his new freelance content marketplace, Newsmodo.

Jenny Rigby, social media and special projects producer, Channel 4 News, @jriggers.

Tom Standage, digital editor, the Economist, @tomstandage.

Martin Bryant, managing editor, The Next Web, @MartinSFP.

Sean Ingle, sports editor, Guardian.co.uk, @seaningle.

Moderator:

Sue Llewellyn, co-founder, Ultra Social, @suellewellyn