New Media, New Models, New Journalism

Date: Saturday, June 7th
Time: 2:30pm to 4:00pm
Room: Auditorium 1
Track: Journalism and Independent Media
Session Type: panel

In much of the traditional media, newsrooms are being squeezed, local coverage diminished, and serious journalism abandoned. But this void is starting to be filled by independent reporters and innovative and collaborative “pro-am” and citizen journalism projects. They’re using new media and new models to do in-depth investigative projects, find untold stories, and engage new audiences. Whether relying on contributions from readers, new tools and technologies, or old-fashioned, shoe-leather reporting, these projects are redefining journalism. Panelists will share their projects and discuss what new models are working and what it means for the future of news.

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