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11th International Newsroom Summit

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11th International Newsroom Summit

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  • 10 May 2012 - 11 May 2012
    Hamburg
    Germany

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    Wednesday, 9 May 2012


     

    18.00 Bus leaves from hotel

    Welcome cocktail and visit to Axel Springer in Hamburg

    Get an exclusive tour of the newsroom of the Hamburger Abendblatt. Meet the participants and speakers of the 11th International Newsroom Summit at an informal get-together.

     

     

    Thursday, 10 May 2012



     

    8.45 Opening of registration, tea and coffee

     

    9.30

    Welcome to the 11th International Newsroom Summit

    Cherilyn Ireton, Executive Director World Editors Forum, WAN-IFRA

     

    New codes for new times 

    Erik Bjerager, President World Editors Forum, Editor-in-Chief and and Managing Director, Kristeligt Dagblad, Denmark

     

    Session 1: Managing people

    moderated by  Anette Novak, former Editor of Norran; Board member World Editors Forum, Sweden

    • New jobs in the newsroom: The jobs you have never heard of but needed yesterday

    Anette Novak, former Editor of Norran; Board member World Editors Forum, Sweden

    Lisa MacLeod, Managing Editor, Financial Times, UK

    • Re-training journalists to be ‘digital ninjas’

    Matt DeRienzo, Connecticut Group Editor, Journal Register Company, USA

    • Journalists as brands

    Jan Helin, Editor-in-Chief, Aftonbladet, Sweden

    • A day in the life of a multi-media journalist

    Paul Lewis, Special Projects Editor, The Guardian, UK

     

     

    12.45 - 14.00 Lunch

     

    Session 2: Managing content

    • Do independent online and print operations deliver more?

    Wolfgang Blau, Editor, Zeit Online, Germany

    • Expanding into new markets

    Knut Engelmann, Managing Editor, Wall Street Journal Deutschland, Germany

    • Can serious journalism survive on mobile devices?

    Mathias Müller von Blumencron, Editor-in-Chief, Der Spiegel, Germany

     

    Session 3: Monetising content

    • Protecting the value of your content

    Margaret Boribon, Secretary General, Copiepresse, Belgium

    • Paywalls: Early lessons and new models    

    Dietmar Schantin, Founder, Institute for Media Strategies, Austria 

    • Newsplex 2012 – Newsroom of the future St Etienne

    Olivier Bourgeois, CEO, World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers for French speaking countries (WAN-IFRA SWE)

     

    18.00

    Hamburg evening

    Discover the harbour of Hamburg and enjoy the maritime flair of the city that is preparing for the Hamburger Hafenfest – the biggest harbour festival in the world. We conclude the first day of the conference with a dinner at a reknowed restaurant with an excellent view of the harbour and passing sailboats.

     


    Friday, 11 May 2012


     

    9.00

    Session 4: Managing production

    • Integrating video to enhance storytelling

    Henry Bouvier, Coordinateur vidéo légère, Agence France-Presse Paris, France

    • Smart ways to reorganise production and staff  

    Peter Atkinson, Group Editorial Consultant, Avusa Media, South Africa

    • Open source solutions for newsrooms

    William P. Davis, Editor, Bangor Daily News, US

    • Integration for latecomers

    Pierre Mauchamp, Deputy Editor-in-Chief, La Voix du Nord, Lille, France


    Session 5: Managing relationships

    moderated by Andrew Nachison, Founder & Managing Director, We Media; and CEO, iFOCOS - the Institute for the Connected Society, USA

    • Engaging readers in real life

    Joycelyn Winnecke, Vice President and Associate Editor, Chicago Tribune, USA

    • Measuring social media success

    Lukas Maixner, Co-Founder & General Manager Professional Service at Socialbakers, Czech Republic

    • Who owns the social media network?

    Francois Nel, Founding Director, Journalism Leaders Programme, University of Central Lancashire, UK

    • Digital news cooperatives: how news agencies and newspapers can work together to cut costs

    Meinhof Ellers, Founder and Managing Director, dpa infocom, Germany

     

    Session 6: Managing change

    • Closing Keynote: Dealing with the enemies of change

    Tomas Brunegård, CEO, Stampen Group, Sweden

     

    14.00 End of the 11th International Newsroom Summit and lunch

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