As more and more brands build their own content operations, so many job opportunities have opened up for journalists to step out of media while still using their carefully acquired storytelling skills...

Journalists are being overwhelmed by the information they are asked to process in their working day and want to explore solutions with third-party news providers and management to make it more managea...

The rise of Artificial Intelligence in the newsroom has been hyped as both the coming apocalypse and journalism's potential saviour. But how can we even begin to understand whether these hyperbole are...

A backstage look at how Vogue International coordinates social coverage of key events like Fashion Month across 11 markets and multiple languages. Vogue International's Head of Social, Hannah Ray, w...

Six months after the launch of Snapchat Discover in France, how has Le Monde built its channel on the millenials' platform? The seventy-year-old newspaper and the six-year-old startup can feel like an...

Facebook has received a lot of criticism from publishers in recent years. But like it or not, Facebook is increasingly the place people turn for news. This panel is a deliberately provocative, one-si...

The first era of online video is over. Done are the days of newspapers building crazy expensive TV studios and broadcasters piping full programmes onto websites without clipping and adapting for web a...

In February 2016, BuzzFeed claimed that its comScore metric of about 80 million UVs represented less than one-fifth of its actual global reach. This illustrates a reality that many news organisatio...

According to a Reuters Institute for Journalism report published in January, 79% of digital leaders say they will invest more in online news video this year than they did last year. As video operat...

Younger audiences are discovering and consuming news with very different habits than older generations. This panel will explore how content is being packaged differently to reach these audiences t...

When it comes to news sites, audiences are showing a growing appetite for interactivity, with quizzes and games often ranking amongst publishers' most popular stories of the year. Meanwhile, some of...

News is becoming increasingly widely available and free. Revenue – whether digital or not - provides an uncertain foundation on which to invest in the future. Is it possible to change the scenario, ...

If news organizations are going to survive and keep producing worthwhile content, they need to diversify their revenue streams and stop relying so heavily on advertising dollars. In this panel, we'l...

The information industry has an important indicator of the level of actual involvement of the reader through a check of the amount of time spent on a newspaper website. The implementation of techniq...

Online conversation and open journalism Public debates on current socio-political topics are mostly taking place online, where experts and citizens can often play a more equal role. How to ensure t...

Future12: your idea in 12 minutes This year the festival inaugurates a session dedicated to start-ups. Future12 is an opportunity to present new projects in the fields of social media, digital new...

Gamification. Play time! Newsgames have introduced a radically new way of communicating the news and grabbing the attention of the reader/user. Find out more from our panel of experts.

This year marks the Columbia Journalism Review's 50th anniversary, and in the anniversary issue CJR online editor Justin Peters edited a section that looked ahead to the next fifty years of news. Near...