ISOJ 2023
The 24th ISOJ was held on April 14 & 15, 2023, in Austin, Texas and online.
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ISOJ 2023 Archive
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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Rachel Davis Mersey, dean, Moody College of Communication, University of Texas at Austin
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Sonia Feigenbaum, senior vice provost, Global Engagement, UT Austin
Keynote session: The Future of News is NOW: Adapting News to the Streaming Age
Chair: David Ryfe, director and professor, Moody College’s School of Journalism and Media, University of Texas at Austin
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Keynote Speaker: Janelle Rodriguez, executive vice president, NBC News
Panel: How can journalism incorporate AI, including generative tools like ChatGPT and Bard, to improve production and distribution of news?
Chair: Marc Lavallee, director, Technology, Product and Strategy/Journalism, Knight Foundation
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Jeremy Gilbert, Knight Chair, Digital Media Strategy, Northwestern University
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Sam Han, director, AI/ML and Zeus Technology, The Washington Post
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Aimee Rinehart, program manager, Local News & AI, The Associated Press
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Sisi Wei, editor-in-chief, The Markup
Panel: The future of opinion journalism: How op-ed sections have evolved in the digital era and what lies ahead
Chair: Michael Bolden, CEO and executive director, American Press Institute
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Nancy Ancrum, editorial page editor, Miami Herald
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James Dao, editorial page editor, The Boston Globe
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Zeba Khan, deputy editorial page editor, The San Francisco Chronicle
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Kathleen Kingsbury, opinion editor, The New York Times
ICFJ Disarming Disinformation announcement
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Cristina Tardáguila, senior program director, International Center for Journalists (ICFJ)
#ISOJ Journal peer-reviewed research panel
Chair: Celeste González de Bustamante, professor and associate dean, Moody College of Communication, UT Austin
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Subramaniam (Subbu) Vincent, director, Journalism and Media Ethics, Markkula Center for Applied Ethics, Santa Clara University
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Raizza Bello, independent journalist and researcher, (Philippines)
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Robbin Dagle, lecturer, Department of Communication, Ateneo de Manila University (Philippines)
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Marcus Funk, associate professor, Sam Houston State University
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Ayleen Cabas-Mijares, assistant professor, Journalism and Media Studies , Marquette University
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Tracie Powell, founder, The Pivot Fund
Keynote session: Journalism in the Era of Business Model Evolution: Imagining the End State
Chair: Sewell Chan, editor-in-chief, The Texas Tribune
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Keynote Speaker: Jon Kelly, co-founder and editor-in-chief, Puck
Global round up: Lightning presentations on the state of the news media around the world
Chair: Ann Marie Lipinski, curator, Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard University
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Fahim Abed, independent journalist/former NY Times reporter in Kabul (Afghanistan)
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Adefemi Akinsanya, correspondent and anchor, Arise News (Nigeria)
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Sheikh Sabiha Alam, senior reporter, Prothom Alo (Bangladesh)
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Pinar Ersoy, Istanbul editor, BBC Monitoring (Turkey)
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Bopha Phorn, independent journalist(Cambodia)
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Taras Prokopyshyn, publisher and CEO,The Ukrainians Media (Ukraine)
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José Zamora, chief communications and impact officer,Exile Content (Guatemala)
Panel: Lying in politics, weaponizing fake news and attacking journalists: What have we learned so far and how to react to the infodemic?
Chair: Anya Schiffrin, director, Technology, Media & Communication specialization, Columbia University
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Bill Adair,founder, PolitiFact, and Knight Professor, Duke University
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Sérgio Dávila, editor-in-chief, Folha de S.Paulo (Brazil)
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Khaya Himmelman, reporter, The Messenger
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Glenn Kessler, editor and chief writer, The Washington Post's Fact Checker
Keynote session
Chair: Evan Smith, co-founder and senior advisor, The Texas Tribune and senior advisor, Emerson Collective
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Keynote Speaker: Joe Kahn, executive editor, The New York Times
Panel: How to improve the coverage of the climate crisis and avoid the “Don’t Look up” scenario
Chair: John Schwartz, professor of practice, School of Journalism and Media, UT Austin
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Manuela Andreoni, climate reporter, The New York Times (Brazil)
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Darryl Fears, environmental justice reporter, The Washington Post
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Vernon Loeb, executive editor, Inside Climate News
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Michael Webber, Josey Centennial Professor in Energy Resources,UT Austin
Panel: The Local News Movement: Philanthropic investments to networks and tools to create sustainable models
Chair: Jim Brady, vice president of Journalism, Knight Foundation
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Erin Millar, co-founder and CEO, Indiegraf (Canada)
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Michael Ouimette, SVP, strategy & startups, The American Journalism Project
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Alana Rocha, Rural News Network editor, Institute for Nonprofit News
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Mary Walter-Brown, founder and CEO, News Revenue Hub
Keynote Session: The future of storytelling on your face
Chair: Robert Hernandez, professor of professional practice, School for Communication and Journalism USC Annenberg
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Keynote Speaker: Yusuf Omar, co-founder, Seen.tv (Australia)
Panel: Newsletters, podcasts, text messages, push alerts: Are news orgs moving out of social-media dependency?
Chair: Sara Fischer, media reporter and author of Media Trends newsletter, Axios
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David Cohn, chief strategy officer and co-founder, Subtext at Advance Publications
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Coleen O'Lear, head of curation and platforms, The Washington Post
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Zainab Shah, director of engagement and audience, THE CITY
Panel: How to respond to news avoidance and reconnect with audiences through new approaches
Chair: LaSharah S. Bunting, CEO and executive director, Online News Association (ONA)
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Jay Rosen, associate professor, New York University author, PressThink
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Dmitry Shishkin, independent media consultant, (United Kingdom)
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Talia Stroud, founder and director, Center for Media Engagement, UT Austin
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Ben Toff, senior research fellow, Reuters Institute (UK)
Panel: Exile journalism: Forced out of their countries, journalists use technology to report from abroad and have impact back home
Chair: Kathleen McElroy, professor, School of Journalism and Media, UT Austin
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Olga Churakova, independent journalist and podcast host, “Hi, You’re a Foreign Agent” (Russia)
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Carlos Fernando Chamorro Barrios, founder and editor, Confidencial (Nicaragua)
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Danny Fenster, editor-at-large, Frontier Myanmar (Myanmar)
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Juan Luis Font, journalist and radio host, ConCriterio (Guatemala)