This Friday you can grill these people
Written by duckrabbitabout the value of journalism, and it won’t cost you a bean:
What is the public value of journalism in 2010?
The BBC College of Journalism and Polis at the London School of Economics are holding a major conference looking at the public value of journalism in 2010.
Join a growing number of networked journalists exploring the key issues in a day of keynotes, discussions and debates with industry experts.
Coming just after the UK election, this conference will provide a perfect opportunity to put the role of networked journalism in democracy under review.
There will be a series of debates, discussions and keynote speeches from some of the most respected figures in the UK and global media.
Peter Horrocks – Director of Global News, BBC
Geordie Greig – Editor, Evening Standard
Jon Snow – Channel 4 News
Sir Robert Worcester – Creator of the polling organisation MORI
Kevin Marsh – Executive Editor, BBC College of Journalism
Steve Hewlett – Media Commentator
Laura Kuenssberg – Chief Political Correspondent, BBC News Channel
Janine Gibson – The Guardian
Danny Finkelstein – The Times
Mark Pack – Co-Editor, Liberal Democrat Voice
Rishi Saha – Conservative Party, Head of New Media
Alex Wood – notonthewires
Guido Baumhauer – Deutsche Welle
Ben Chesterton – Duckrabbit
Deborah Bonello – MexicoReporter
Dominique Van Heerden – notonthewires
Mario Gilroy-Ware – notonthewires
David Higgerson – Trinity Mirror
Laura Oliver – journalism.co.uk
Robin Hamman – Cybersoc
Will Perrin – Talk about Local
Mike Rawlins – Pits and Pots
Dr Damian Tambini – London School of Economics
Discussion (2 Comments)
Oi you’ve missed me off the list! Not that I fancy much of a grilling however…
See you Friday!
Thats because I’m a green eyed monster and I don’t want anybody thinking you do anything else other than sit underneath me on my blog, pulling a silly face. Don’t mess with the duck Adam!!!!!