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Sannuta Raghu
Sannuta Raghu is an award-winning Indian journalist and product manager. She heads AI at Scroll.in. With her colleagues, she is building Factivo, a multimodal versioning platform that makes a news story structured, modular and adaptive so that users can consume the news in a form that best fits their needs.
Until recently, she was a 2025 Journalism Fellow at the Reuters Institute, University of Oxford, where she developed a metadata blueprint to codify journalism 'knowledge' layer. She was also a 2024-2025 ICFJ Knight Fellow, where she built the Directory of Liquid Content to map the structural layer of journalism, and developed formats to demonstrate what a 'net-positive news experience' could look like.
Since 2016, she has built, shaped and scaled Scroll.in's digital video newsroom – creating news and news+ products for Disney+ Hotstar, Netflix and more. She has been executive-producing Eco India, a weekly short documentary television show on climate change with DW since 2018. Sannuta speaks six languages and listens to Indian classical music on loop.
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There has been a heated debate over the last two years about the opportunities and risks of generative AI. This discussion will seek to identify the key trends, positive and negative. It will explore ...
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Amid disinformation, economic turmoil and state control of the free press, how do we shift power to independent newsrooms? How can the journalism community tear down structural barriers and support vi...
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