Conference Video, Photos and Blogs
Podcasts
Session Topic: User Generated Content
Wednesday 9 September (Birt Acres Lecture Theatre - 1.61)
Piet Bakker & Mervi Pantti
Beyond news: user-generated content on Dutch media websites.
Claire Wardle, Andrew Williams and Karin Wahl-Jorgensen
‘UGC’ @ the BBC: audience
revolution or business as usual?
Jane B. Singer
Separation within a shared
space: perceived effects of user-generated
content on newsroom norms, values and
routines.
Question and Answer Session
Please note that parts of this recording are particularly quiet.
Session Topic: Online Journalism
Wednesday 9 September (Birt Acres Lecture Theatre - 1.61)
Marina Vujnovic
Exploring the political-economic factors of participatory journalism: a first look into self reports by online journalists and editors in ten countries.
Kevin G. Barnhurst
The form of reports on U.S. newspaper Internet sites, an update.
Lynette Sheridan Burns - presented by Milissa Deitz
Journalism in the era of convergence.
Henrik Örnebring
Newswork across Europe: some preliminary research findings.
Question and Answer Session
Please note that parts of this recording are quiet.
Session: Education Round Table
Thursday 10 September (Room - 1.20)
Barbara Hines, John Cokley, Sonja Merlak Zdovc, Rune Ottesen, Mick Temple plus others
A panel of journalism educatiors from different countries reflecting on the future of journalism education.
Session Topic: New Technology/New Journalism
Thursday 10 September (Birt Acres Lecture Theatre - 1.61)
Peter Martyn
Mojos, platypuses and news work: multimedia reporters in the eye of an
economic and technological storm.
Kim Schrøder & Bent Steeg Larsen
The shifting cross-media news landscape:
challenges for journalism practice.
Sonja Merljak Zdovc
Journalists as activists in newspapers.
Question and Answer Session
Please note that parts of this recording are quiet.
Session Topic: Blogs and technological change
Thursday 10 September (Birt Acres Lecture Theatre - 1.61)
Stuart Allan
science: re-assessing the future(s) of science journalism.
Maria Grafström & Karolina Windell
Blogs and business journalists: news production in transformation.
Ivar John Erdal
Structural enablements and constraints in digital news production systems.
Question and Answer Session
Please note that parts of this recording are quiet.
Conference Video
Streaming of the Plenary
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