As the use of voice enabled devices grows, so too does the opportunity for users to access meaningful content throughout their day.  While voice technology is still very nascent, it creates new ways ...

Why are journalists from so many countries the objects of attack by political actors who are "running against the system?" What is the logic and pattern of these attacks, and how do they differ from c...

Much has been said about women as journalists and media managers, about their being victims, about a lack of opportunity, about their being kept under glass ceilings, being paid less, given less oppor...

Around the world, journalists and their communities are rethinking what public support for journalism means. In the US, the state of New Jersey launched a publicly managed fund for local news and info...

The problem of vested interests influencing reporting – deciding what gets reported and how – is age old. It has been journalism’s dirty little secret for a long time. But with the collapse of t...

In this workshop, designed to complement the panel Deep Fakes, Shallow Fakes and Real Deal Journalism, the speakers will guide users through a couple tools for video verification. We will look at Mont...

What do Product Managers do anyway? Why are they paid so much? Why does everything take so long? Why don’t they speak English? Can’t editorial do this better? This session allows you to get strai...

Significant attention and airtime is given to troubles facing traditional news organizations -- the almost daily layoffs, downsizing, and course corrections. Conversely, relatively little attention is...

The need for a sophisticated, multinational corps of investigative reporters has never been greater. We live in a globalized era in which our commerce—and our crimes--are multinational. Investigativ...

This workshop - led by Wim Zwijnenburg, an expert on the subject, and his colleague at Bellingcat Nick Waters - will teach journalists and attendees alike how to use readily available open data source...