This session looks at how to engage the voices and talents of young people aged 16 to 25 to capture unique, unheard voices and stories from around the world. Led by Podium.me, a platform for young peo...
Jane Barrett
Jane Barrett is the Global Editor, Media News Strategy for Reuters. As part of the Editorial leadership team, she has responsibility for new business, from growing output and revenue in audio and fact-checking to modernising journalistic formats and content. Previously, she led the multimedia transformation of the global newsroom to increase Reuters digital output. Before that, she was the business editor for EMEA, started up a financial video service and was a reporter in Italy and Spain.
Outside Reuters she is a trustee of Podium.me, a charity that gets young people into journalism and storytelling through podcasts, and is a board member of the World Editors’ Forum.
How including the missing perspectives of women of all colours in news can revitalise the news industry
This session will provide you with a blueprint for tackling women’s under-representation in your own news organisations and so enable you to generate: (1) journalism that attracts and keeps women au...
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Can XR save journalism? Immersive projects can support local news, build trust, and wait for it... make money
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Journalism has always been highly competitive, all of us fighting for the best stories and exclusives. But as the industry faces serious financial challenges, how can news organisations work together ...
We are bombarded with information at all times of the day. What place does long-form investigative journalism have in the digital world? What is the appetite for long reads? From whom? With what impac...
Trust in journalism is in dire straits. Why? In part because many people feel un-represented and that the mainstream media has a progressive, liberal bias which doesn’t reflect their reality. Many m...
Rethinking leadership and developing new leaders in media orgs to manage transformation
Why we need to rethink leadership and develop new leaders in media organizations to successfully manage transformation. How do the culture of leadership and change management have to evolve in media ...
In March, Google launched the Google News Initiative (GNI), their effort to help journalism thrive in the digital age. The GNI signifies a major milestone in Google’s 15-year commitment to the news...
How the major international news agencies are organizing themselves to play an increasingly important role in the new information ecosystem: from multimedia to AI, a high profile focus on the transfor...
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