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Ahead of news:rewired on Friday 19 April we’re pleased to say The Georgian House is again kindly offering delegates a 10 per cent discount on rooms for Thursday 18th April, Friday 19 April and Saturday 20 April.
The four-star bed and breakfast is located near to Victoria Station and just a 10 to 15 minute walk from the event venue at MSN UK, Cardinal Place, 100 Victoria Street, London, SW1E 5JL.
Over the past few of weeks we have been busy working on the agenda for the next news:rewired conference, which takes place on Friday 19 April.
April’s news:rewired is a one-day digital journalism conference run by Journalism.co.uk, and will be held at MSN UK’s offices in Victoria, London.
The first half of the agenda is already available to view online. In this post we’re pleased to introduce you to some of the speakers already confirmed to take part, and give further detail on what they will be discussing on the day. There will be lots more exciting announcements to follow in the coming weeks and we will keep you updated both on www.newsrewired.com and via Twitter @newsrewired.
For more on some of the latest speakers added to the line-up, read the full post.
The next news:rewired takes place on Friday 19 April at MSN HQ in London (Cardinal Place, 100 Victoria Street, London, SW1E 5JL).
Sessions will range from panels offering presentations and discussion around certain topics, to more practical workshops, offering demonstrations and guides to digital tools and techniques.
We have so far firmed up the morning of the agenda. The rest of the agenda and more speakers will be announced very soon.
ScribbleLive chief executive Michael De Monte will be speaking at news:rewired on a session dedicated to curation and the role of the journalist as manager
We’re sorry to announce that due to unforeseen circumstances Mark Luckie will no longer be able to deliver the keynote speech at news:rewired.
Never fear though, we’ll be back with an equally awesome speaker to announce soon!
The next news:rewired digital journalism conference will take place on Friday 19 April at MSN UK’s offices in Victoria, London. We are again offering delegates the chance to add on an additional day of training with our news:rewired PLUS tickets.
We’re pleased to announce the first details for the next news:rewired conference, which will take place on Friday 19 April at MSN UK’s offices in Victoria, London.
The one-day conference will bring together experts and innovators from the digital journalism industry for a day of inspiring presentations, practical workshops and topical discussions. Sessions will focus on the latest techniques and tools being used in forward-thinking newsrooms in the UK and beyond.
Some of the initial themes which we plan to cover at the event:
– curation and the journalist as a manager
– user-generated-content and building the community into the newsgathering process
– data journalism, including where to find data and initial research pointers
– social standards and online etiquette
Sessions will range from panels offering presentations and discussion around certain topics, and more workshop-style sessions, offering demonstrations and practical guides to digital tools.
You can buy tickets for the conference for just £95 +VAT at this link.
news:rewired, the one-day digital journalism conference from Journalism.co.uk, will return next year on Friday 19 April, to MSN UK’s offices in Victoria, London.
The day will look at emerging trends and new tools and techniques being used in the digital journalism space in 2013.
We will be announcing more details soon. Tickets are already on sale at this link.
The people at the new social media discovery and analysis tool Flumes have created an infographic based on the social media buzz around news:rewired – digital stories, which took place on Thursday 6 December.
Take a look at the infographic to find out who the influential tweeters were, and a snapshot of the most shared content.
One of the sessions at news:rewired – digital stories looked at some useful apps and ideas for using a mobile phone for reporting. Speakers also shared some of the interesting initiatives from news outlets in the mobile space.
Speakers were: Eric Siereveld, vice president, Scoopshot; Neil McIntosh, deputy editor, Europe, Wall Street Journal; Marc Settle, project producer at the BBC College of Journalism specialising in mobile journalism; Nick Garnett, North of England correspondent, BBC 5 Live. The session was moderated by Kevin Anderson, editor and digital strategist, Knowledge Bridge, Media Development Loan Fund.