Our next newsrewired digital journalism event will take place on 22-23 November at Reuters HQ in Canary Wharf, London. This will be Journalism.co.uk’s 20th newsrewired conference, featuring a mix of panels, talks and workshops on 22 November, followed by a full day of training for newsrewired+ delegates, who will be able to register to attend one of three full-day, practical training courses.
As usual, newsrewired will look at the latest trends and techniques in digital journalism, in a hands-on, accessible way, highlighting tools, workflows and lessons delegates can then take back to their teams and start applying in their day-to-day work.
Journalism.co.uk has started working on the agenda for the conference on 22 November, as well as the training options for 23 November, and the first speakers will be announced soon. We are now able to reveal some of the topics we plan to include on the agenda, as well as open registration for discounted early-bird tickets.
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The opening panel at newsrewired on 19 July explores how news organisations of various sizes relate to local news, how they find stories in their communities and how they report beyond the location of their main offices in large cities.
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New on the agenda: Political journalism and election reflections
Could your election coverage use a refresh? Are you striking the right balance between covering the day-to-day goings on in Parliament and covering the concerns of constituents? Do you think political journalism is in dire need of new approaches and some innovation?
With the next newsrewired digital journalism conference fast approaching (19 July, London), the Journalism.co.uk team has added a new panel to the agenda to help delegates find answers to the questions above.
Speakers from The Telegraph and Reuters will discuss their organisations’ take on election coverage, the role polls should play in the reporting, the ‘surprise’ factor in the result of the EU Referendum, the US election, and the UK general election, and the current state of political journalism.
Ask Facebook your questions at newsrewired
Delegates at newsrewired on 19 July will be able to drop by the Facebook help desk during the day to discuss products, engineering, get advice on how to best use the platform, and find out more about the work Facebook is doing around false news, training, and journalists’ safety.
The Facebook Journalism Project launched in January with three key aims: collaborative development of news products; training and tools for journalists, including e-learning courses and support for working with eyewitness media; and training and tools for everyone, promoting news literacy and working on tools to curb news hoaxes.
If you’re interested in dropping by the Facebook help desk at newsrewired, please keep an eye on your email inbox – we’ll send you a short form over the next few days to find out which areas of discussion are of interest to you in order to make sure the help desk is staffed with the specialists you need.
Newsrewired takes place on 19 July at the Reuters office in Canary Wharf, London, and tickets cost £180+VAT.
Practical learning is at the heart of the event, and attendees will hear about the latest trends and techniques in digital journalism through a mixture of panels, workshops and spotlight talks throughout the day.
Programme update: Workshop on newsgathering and storytelling tools, powered by Google News Lab
There’s only one month left until the next newsrewired digital journalism conference (19 July, London), and the Journalism.co.uk team is happy to announce Google News Lab will be supporting our event and hosting a workshop on newsgathering and storytelling tools.
This newsgathering and visualisation session will equip you with both practical research and verification tips, and highlight a fresh way to create compelling audio visual content for your websites. It will highlight the digital tools to help you verify social media content across Google and beyond, with case studies and examples, as well as showcase tools that will help journalists bring their imagery and audio alive.
Speakers from Le Monde, CNN, Al Jazeera and more join newsrewired expert line-up
With the next newsrewired fast approaching, the Journalism.co.uk team is pleased to announce more speakers will be joining us on stage to discuss the latest trends and techniques in digital journalism, including key figures from CNN, Le Monde, The Centre for Community Journalism, and Al Jazeera.
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Announcing the agenda for July’s newsrewired
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