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Tuesday, January 8th, 2008From time immemorial social networks have provided people with their news. It’s only recently, with the help of new technology and interfaces, that social networks have become mass media and, depending on your perspective, either a threat or opportunity for traditional journalism. How can journalists harness their networks of sources and of readers to […]
Improving Journalism Workflow: Automation & Productivity Panel
Monday, January 7th, 2008The speed and volume of today’s news cycle makes it borderline-impossible to do great journalism with anything that isn’t a great journalism process. Another thing about journalism processes is how they have to scale. Each story is its own production, as is each newspaper, newscast, magazine, and website. And then there’s the elephant in the […]
Panelist Lineup
Thursday, December 20th, 2007We’ve got a great diversity of panelists lining up to participate in the symposium. Everyone from new media executives and scientists, to academicians, to journalism industry professionals, the line-up is impressive.
Here’s a sampling of the organizations that will be represented:
CNN
NYTimes
American Public Media
Microsoft
Google
University of Maryland
University of Minnesota
Michigan State University
Georgia Institute of Technology
Carnegie Mellon University
Northwestern
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