10 new tools and 5 strategies for mobile journalism for local news. Whether you are freelance, or working in an editorial office, your smartphone can be the best solution for local and multimedia jour...
Mario Tedeschini Lalli
Mario Tedeschini Lalli is a journalist and a consultant on Digital Editorial strategies. He is a partner of the Offshore Journalism Toolkit project. He was until September 2016 deputy director of Innovation and Development at the Italian media company Gruppo Editoriale L’Espresso. He is visiting lecturer in Digital Journalism at the Urbino Journalism School. He also founded the Italian group of the Online News Association.
A discussion that aims to improve ethics in journalism, ranging from codes and rules to the behavior of individuals. Organised in association with ONA Italia.
European publishers and journalists are facing a growing assault on their freedom to publish digitally, as more and more jurisdictions ask for deletion of material. Big companies have used offshore ...
Who are today's journalist-entrepreneurs? The session will consider the results of the survey made by ONA Italy, launched with a questionnaire last November, which aims at identifying, mapping and an...
IFTTT "recipes" can facilitate the work of journalists, allowing news stories on the web to be traced and sources to be checked. In this workshop, a tour of the best sequences of commands, including ...
Journalism ethics for everyone: Italy, the USA, and a tool for a do-it-yourself code. The difference between journalism and other forms of communication is its ethics, whatever laws and regulations...
How journalism deals with cases of suicide. The session will consider the following issues; how best to report on a suicide, the choice of details to be provided, the use of images, the verificatio...
Angelo Agostini (1959-2014) was a leading figure in journalism studies and journalism training in Italy. He served for many years as editor of the thrice-yearly journalism review Problemi dell'infor...
In a rapidly changing world, marked by a major employment crisis, what are the most important skills to give journalism students? How to equip them for the present and an evolving future?
At IJF14, ONA sought global input on a build-your-own ethics code to help guide news outlets around the world in considering how they would approach ethical issues in the digital realm. This year, O...
Privacy and ethics in the Italian journalistic profession. Organised in association with Ordine dei Giornalisti.
The digital revolution has subverted instruments and protagonists of journalism, causing problems to industrial structures and market prospects, but it has also multiplied the opportunities, disassemb...
Keynote speech by Wolfgang Blau. Introduced by Mario Tedeschini Lalli. 500 million EU citizens, 28 member states and a crisis, but still no pan-European media. Are we nuts? Do we need pan-European j...
Presentation by Eric Carvin, introduction by Mario Tedeschini Lalli. With the pressure to break stories first on Twitter getting more intense and traditional ladders and mentorship structures less ...
Workshop conducted by Barbara Sgarzi, introduction by Mario Tedeschini Lalli. You are a journalist with a Twitter account, you follow a number of people, you actually tweet each day, but you don't ...
Workshop conducted by Rosa Maria Di Natale, introduction by Mario Tedeschini Lalli. Your smartphone goes beyond point and click recording. Your tablet may be all you need to produce great video, au...
Live coverage of breaking news is now common for media organisations, with many of them running several live blogs simultaneously which is changing classical storytelling. New live blogging tools ar...
Workshop conducted by Carlo Felice Dalla Pasqua, introduction by Mario Tedeschini Lalli. You are a selfstanding web journalist, or you work in a cash-strapped newsroom: we will take you on a tour o...
The advance of technology is radically changing the way humankind works, lives and communicates. And even the way reality is understood and interpreted. What effects might the digital revolution pro...
The best of the best of online journalism worldwide Some of the projects that won the 2011 Online Journalism Awards will be showcased. The awards, launched in May 2000 to honour excellence in digi...
Kony2012: 100 million views online. Conclusions? Kony 2012, the controversial 30-minute video produced by the non-profit association Invisible Children, which in the space of a little more than a w...
Digital Heretics The Digital Heretics journalism award invites entries of innovative online investigative journalism on any subject. The work must have been published in 2011 and can be in Italian ...
