#netzwende. Trump is the best that could ever happen to journalism - because it is a wake-up call that has long been overdue. Considering this potential, VOCER takes the opportunity of hosting a panel...
Frederik Fischer
Frederik Fischer is chief editor of Piqd.de, an expert-driven aggregation platform and co-publisher of the media innovation think tank Vocer. He teaches digital journalism at the Hamburg Media School and works as host and speaker at various industry events. Prior to his current position, Frederik worked as head of audience engagement at Krautreporter, Germany’s biggest crowdfunded newsroom. In 2012 Frederik founded the context search engine Tame, which is used by newsrooms worldwide. He studied journalism and finance in Hannover, Aarhus, Amsterdam and London. During his studies he set up MundusMedia an international journalism network with journalists from over 50 countries. As a freelance technology journalist, he worked for ARD, ZDF, Arte, Zeit Online and Wired.
Sustainability movements are spreading in a growing number of sectors: food, energy, real estate, to name just a few. Only in journalism the notion of sustainability seems to lack any momentum. We t...
Stephan Weichert will give an insight into his study which examined actions on all of the four journalistic levels (research, production, publishing and user interaction) that are adopted by techn...
Crowdfunding journalism - lessons from Germany’s biggest crowdfunding project
Crowdfunding journalism - lessons from Germany’s biggest crowdfunding project and the start of a European movement. Krautreporter started as a German version of the US crowdfunding platform spot....
The workshop will provide a brief introduction into the new search paradigm and explains how to use Tame to professionally to search and analyse trends, experts and links on Twitter. We are current...
