The 19th ISOJ was held from April 13 – 14, 2018 in Austin, Texas.
Articles on the panels as well as videos of the conference are available on this page.
Videos are available in multiple cuts. You can view entire morning or afternoon sessions in English or Spanish, or you can view each individual presentation and panel. To view individual presentations or panels, please click the button or link next to the desired presenter listed in the Archive at the bottom of the page. Videos of entire sessions are listed directly below.
Day 1 Morning English and Español Day 1 Afternoon English and Español
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Thanks to the support of Knight Foundation, Google, Facebook, Open Society Foundations, Dallas Morning News and Univision News.
News
Audio | June 13, 2018
From ‘pivot to video’ to ‘pivot to audio’: where do we go from here?
The same way that the digital age promised a lot of opportunities to news media companies all over the world, it also brought some darkness to most of them. In some cases, literally. Since the beginning of the 21st century, the newspaper industry shrunk at full speed. In the United States alone, more than 600 … Read More
June 13, 2018
Machine learning & journalism: how computational methods are about to change the news industry
Mountains of garbage floating on a river and an urban landscape at the other edge. That’s how the creator of Deepnews.ai Frédéric Filloux described the Internet nowadays. He said that 100 million links flood the network every day and the journalism industry has room to “detect quality signals from such noise,” thus increasing “the economic … Read More
Business Models | June 13, 2018
User-funded journalism: trends and challenges
In the “post-advertising era”, subscriptions, memberships and donations are some of the main strategies to make online journalism a reality. Getting audiences to pay for content and support their favorite news organizations has become the number one goal for many publishers – after a sort of general failure to generate enough revenue through digital advertising. … Read More
ISOJ 2018 Archive
KEYNOTE PANEL: Newspapers in a post-advertising era
Chair and presenter: Jim Moroney, chairman, president and CEO of the A. H. Belo Corporation (publisher of The Dallas Morning News)
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Jim Friedlich, CEO and executive director, Lenfest Institute for Journalism
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Sara Glines, president and publisher, The News & Observer, and McClatchy regional publisher for the Carolinas
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David Perpich, GM & president, Wirecutter (a New York Times' product recommendation service), The New York Times Executive Committee
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Earl Wilkinson, executive director and CEO, INMA (International News Media Association)
REVENUE: E-commerce, events, membership and the search for new revenue streams
Chair: Janine Warner, Co-founder and Executive Director, SembraMedia; ICFJ Knight Fellow, Latin America
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Alex Clark, founder and CEO, Press Patron (New Zealand)
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April Hinkle, chief revenue officer, Texas Tribune
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Christina Shih, chief operations officer, News Revenue Hub
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Rob Wijnberg, editor-in-chief and founder, De Correspondent (Netherlands) and The Correspondent (U.S.)
TRUST: Tools to Improve the Flow of Accurate Information
Chair: Jennifer Preston, vice president of journalism, Knight Foundation
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Lisa Fazio, assistant professor, Vanderbilt University, CrossCheck
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Frédéric Filloux, creator, Deepnews.ai
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Darryl Holliday, editorial director and co-founder, City Bureau
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Joan Donovan, media manipulation/platform accountability research lead, Data & Society
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Cameron Hickey, producer, PBS NewsHour
RESEARCH PANEL: Future Vision: Conceptualizing community, seeking solutions and minding metrics
Chair: Amy Schmitz Weiss, ISOJ research chair, associate professor at San Diego State University
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Looking for Community in Community News: An Examination of Public-spirited Content in Online Local News Sites
Summer Harlow, University of Houston, and Monica Chadha, Arizona State University
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Journalists’ Perceptions of Solutions Journalism and Its Place in the Field
Kyser Lough, University of Texas at Austin, and Karen McIntyre, Virginia Commonwealth University
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Quality, Quantity and Policy: How Newspaper Journalists Use Digital Metrics to Evaluate Their Roles and Their Papers’ Strategies
Kelsey N. Whipple and Jeremy L. Shermak, University of Texas at Austin
KEYNOTE: Meredith Artley
Chair: Kathleen McElroy, associate director, Moody College of Communication Journalism School at UT Austin
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Meredith Artley, senior vice president and editor-in-chief, CNN Digital Worldwide
VIDEO: Cracking the code for successful video online
Chair and presenter: Trei Brundrett, chief operating officer, Vox Media
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Selymar Colón, managing editor/senior director, digital news, Univision
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Kristie Gonzales, president and general manager, KVUE-TV, Austin
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Imaeyen Ibanga, senior video producer and manager, AJ+
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Mindy Massucci, head of content, TicToc by Bloomberg
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Yusuf Omar, co-founder, Hashtag Our Stories (South Africa/UK)
KEYNOTE: Ben Smith
Chair: Evan Smith, CEO and co-founder, Texas Tribune
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Ben Smith, editor-in-chief, Buzzfeed
WHAT’S NEXT: Artificial intelligence, machine learning, blockchain, augmented reality and other tech trends that will impact journalism
Chair and presenter: Mia Tramz, managing editor, LIFE VR, Meredith (formerly Time Inc)
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Deborah Basckin, Producer, NBC Left Field
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Jarrod Dicker, CEO, Po.et
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Jeremy Merrill, news apps developer, ProPublica
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Zach Seward, chief product officer and executive editor, Quartz
GLOBAL ROUNDUP: How news organizations are using satire online around the world
Chair: María Teresa Ronderos, director, Program on Independent Journalism, Open Society Foundations
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Carlos Cortés, creador, La Mesa de Centro (Colombia)
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Haris Dedović, director ejecutivo, Šatro (Bosnia y Herzegovina)
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Samm Farai Monro (alias Camarada Fatso), director creativo, Magamba TV(Zimbabue)
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Marianna Grigoryan, co-founder/president, Umbrella Journalists' International Network NGO (Armenia)
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King Muriuki, producer, The XYZ Show, Buni Media (Kenya)
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Vahe Nersesian, cartoonist and co-founder, Medialab.am (Armenia)
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Juan Andrés Ravell, co-founder, El Chigüire Bipolar
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Isam Uraiqat, editor, Alhudood (Jordan)
KEYNOTE: A conversation with Marty Baron
Chair: Joshua Benton, director, Nieman Lab at Harvard
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Marty Baron, executive editor, The Washington Post
NEWSLETTERS: How email, an almost 50-year-old technology, has become the next big thing for news organizations
Chair and presenter: Sara Fischer, media reporter, Axios
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Elisabeth Goodridge, editorial director, newsletters and messaging, New York Times
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Mónica Guzmán, co-founder and director, Evergrey
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Dheerja Kaur, head of product and design, theSkimm
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Fernando Rodrigues, founder and editor, Drive Premium/Poder360 (Brazil)
RESEARCH PANEL: Cultural change: Telling stories, shaping identity and normalizing precarity
Chair: Jane B. Singer
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“Don’t read me the news, tell me the story”: How news makers and storytellers negotiate journalism’s boundaries when preparing and presenting news stories
Jan Boesman and Irene Costera Meijer, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Changing “habits of thought”: An examination of eight years of digital evolution at the Christian Science Monitor
Jonathan Groves, Drury University, and Carrie Brown , CUNY
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Journalists Thinking about Precarity: Making Sense of the 'New Normal'
Henrik Örnebring, Karlstad University, Sweden
AUDIO: From podcasts to Alexa, Hey Google and Siri, journalism is raising the voice
Chair: Kathleen Kingsbury, deputy editorial page editor, The New York Times
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Tamar Charney, managing editor at NPR One, NPR
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Anne Li, interactive audio producer, Washington Post
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Caitlin Thompson, U.S. director of content, Acast (Sweden)
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Jillian Weinberger, senior producer for audio, Vox Media and Vox.com