Panel: Hype or not, how and when will web3 (blockchain/NFTs) and metaverse (AR/VR/XR) impact journalism?
Welcome Session
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Mallary Tenore, associate director, Knight Center
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Rosental Alves, ISOJ founder and chair, School of Journalism and Media, University of Texas at Austin
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Jay Bernhardt, dean, Moody College of Communication, University of Texas at Austin
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Alberto Ibargüen, President and CEO, John S. and James L. Knight Foundation
Opening panel: Coming of Age: Nonprofit online journalism attracts big investments and creates sustainable models
Chair: Evan Smith, co-founder and CEO, The Texas Tribune
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Mukhtar Ibrahim, publisher & CEO, Sahan Journal
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Imtiaz Patel, CEO, The Venetoulis Institute for Local Journalism/The Baltimore Banner
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Ann Stern, president & CEO, Houston Endowment
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Nykia Wright, president & CEO, Chicago Sun-Times
Keynote session: Challenges and opportunities for journalism in times of crises, disinformation and digital disruption
Chair: Kathleen McElroy, director, Moody College’s School of Journalism and Media, University of Texas at Austin
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Keynote Speaker: Katrice Hardy, executive editor, Dallas Morning News
Panel: Hype or not, how and when will web3 (blockchain/NFTs) and metaverse (AR/VR/XR) impact journalism?
Chair: Emily Bell, professor & director, Tow Center for Digital Journalism, Columbia Journalism School
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Maria Bustillos, editor-in-chief, Popula.com
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Jarno M. Koponen, head of AI & Personalization, Yle News Lab (Finland)
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Ray Soto, senior director, emerging tech, Gannett, USA Today Network
Google Tools for Journalists: Lunch workshops offered by Google News Initiative
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English Workshop:
Marco Túlio Pires, News Lab lead, Brazil, Google
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Spanish Workshop:
Juan Manuel Lucero, News Lab lead for Spanish Latin America, Google
News and AI (#ISOJ Journal peer-reviewed research panel)
Chair: Amy Schmitz Weiss, ISOJ research chair, San Diego State University
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Co-Chair/Discussant: Seth Lewis, professor, director of Journalism Program, University of Oregon
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Patrick Howe, Christine Robertson, Lindsay Grace, and Foaad Khosmood, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo & University of Miami: Exploring Reporter-Desired Features for an AI-Generated Legislative News Tip Sheet
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Daniel Trielli and Nicholas Diakopoulos,Northwestern University: Algorithmic Agenda Setting: The Shape of Search Media During the 2020 US Election
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Colin Porlezza and Giulia Ferri, Institute of Media and Journalism IMeG, University Della Svizzera Italiana, Lugano, Switzerland: The Missing Piece: Ethics and the Ontological Boundaries of Automated Journalism
Factchecking en español: Latin America, Spain and a new initiative for the United States’ Spanish-speaking communities
Chair: Bill Adair, Knight Professor, Duke University, creator, PolitiFact
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Tamoa Calzadilla, director, ElDetector, Univision
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Clara Jimenez Cruz, cofounder and CEO, Maldita.es (Spain)
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Natalia Guerrero, managing editor, Factchequeado
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Laura Zommer, executive director, Chequeado (Argentina)
Keynote session: Key Questions for Journalists Seeking to Reinvent Journalism for our Digital Age
Chair: Sue Cross, executive director and CEO, Institute for Nonprofit News
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Keynote Speaker: Richard Gingras, global vice president of news, Google
Panel: Subscriptions, events and multiple products: Strategies to diversify revenue streams of news organizations
Chair: Felicitas Carrique, executive director, News Product Alliance
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April Brumley Hinkle, chief revenue officer, The Texas Tribune
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Janine Warner, cofounder, SembraMedia, ICFJ Knight Fellow
Panel: Subsidies and Regulations: How government initiatives may affect journalism and the digital media ecosystem
Chair: Emily Bell, professor & director, Tow Center for Digital Journalism, Columbia Journalism School
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David Skok, CEO and editor-in-chief, The Logic, (Canada)
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Sarah Stonbely, research director, Center for Cooperative Media at Montclair State University
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Steven Waldman,president and co-founder, Report for America
Research breakfast
Chair: Amy Schmitz Weiss, ISOJ research chair and professor, School of Journalism & Media Studies, San Diego State University
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Jessica Renee Collier, postdoctoral research fellow, Center for Media Engagement, UT Austin
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Gina M. Masullo, associate professor/associate director, Center for Media Engagement, UT Austin
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Caroline Murray, research associate, Center for Media Engagement, UT Austin
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Talia Stroud, professor/director, Center for Media Engagement, UT Austin
Breakfast workshop: The need for digital provenance: How the Content Authenticity Initiative is addressing mis/disinformation
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Santiago Lyon, CAI’s Head of Advocacy and Education, Adobe
Keynote Session: News: What is it, who is it for, and how can we rethink it for the digital era?
Chair: Neil Chase, CEO, CalMatters
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Keynote speaker: Gina Chua, incoming executive editor, Semafor
Panel: Diversity in newsrooms and in the news: Cultural change, content audits and other initiatives
Chair: Manny Garcia, executive-editor, Austin American-Statesman
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Charo Henríquez, editor, newsroom development and support, The New York Times
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Flavia Lima, editor of diversity, Folha de S.Paulo (Brazil)
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Keith Woods, chief diversity officer, NPR
Panel: Recreating the local news ecosystem with new models, networking and collaboration
Chair: Jim Brady, vice president/journalism, Knight Foundation
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Ken Doctor, CEO and founder, Lookout Santa Cruz
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Liz Dwyer, managing director, Word In Black
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Jeff Elgie, CEO, Village Media (Canada)
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Jamie Stockwell, executive editor, Axios Local
Tools and resources for local news organizations – Lunch workshop, offered by Knight Foundation
Chair: Karen Rundlet, director/journalism, Knight Foundation
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Fernando Diaz,Publisher Solutions, Newspack by Automattic
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Emily Dresslar, director, Texas Tribune’s RevLab
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Lisa Heyamoto, director of teaching & learning, LION Publishers
Keynote Session: The role of journalism when democracy is at risk
Chair: Borja Echevarría, managing editor, El País (Spain)
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Keynote speaker: Jorge Ramos, news anchor, Univision Noticias
Lightning sessions: Online journalism and press freedom in Asia and Latin America
Chair: Ann Marie Lipinski, curator, Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard
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Bao Choy, independent journalist, Hong Kong
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Pranav Dixit, technology reporter, BuzzFeed News, India
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Jorge Caraballo Cordovez, journalist, Colombia
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María Lilly Delgado, independent journalist, Nicaragua
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Patricia Laya, bureau chief, Bloomberg News, Venezuela
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José Luis Sanz, correspondent, El Faro, El Salvador
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Natalia Viana, cofounder and executive director, Agência Pública, Brazil
Panel: Mental health and the wellbeing of journalists in an era of online harassment, extreme polarization, denialism and pandemic
Chair: Avery Holton, chair, Department of Communication, University of Utah
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Valerie Belair-Gagnon, director, Minnesota Journalism Center, University of Minnesota
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Elana Newman, McFarlin Professor of Psychology, University of Tulsa, research director, Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma
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Luisa Ortiz Pérez, executive director & cofounder, Vita-Activa.org
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Hannah Storm, founding director, Headlines Network (U.K.)
Panel: Audio journalism and social audio: Listen up, it’s a new frontier of digital storytelling
Chair: Tamar Charney, editorial strategist, formerly with NPR
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Sarah Feldberg, editor for emerging products and audio, San Francisco Chronicle
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Nina Gregory, head of news and media publishers, Clubhouse
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Rebeca Ibarra, host and producer, The Refresh, Insider
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Maggie Penman, executive producer, Post Reports, The Washington Post