The highest risk and the least rewarding journalism is happening in small towns. Who will fix it?
Campbell Brown, Global Head of News Partnerships - Facebook, In Conversation with Anant Goenka
Amid continuing disruption, newsrooms and news executives need to embrace new prisms to understand and get ahead of changes than always look to follow others. From the looming demise of the desktop digital business models to the growing hands-free computing, questions we need to ask ourselves in today’s dynamic news landscape.
Bangladeshi-American author Rafida Ahmed In Conversation with Kanchan Gupta about the shrinking space for religious critique in Bangladesh and the rise of religious extremism.
The growth of digital media will see personalisation of content, an innovative approach to audience engagement and new monetisation models. A deep dive into these innovations and how digital publishers need to be prepared for in the future.
From cyber-bullying to gender inequality in workplaces, how does news media treat women? How do we fix it?
Data-driven digital publishing platform for modern publishers Understanding how Quintype assists digital media organisations to create interactive content through storytelling, analytics-driven distribution of content to increase engagement, seamless end-user experience across channels.
Is the technology to fight false news keeping up with the tools to create it? Is the news consumer any smarter?
What's Instagram TV? How can newsrooms and journalists use it?
Too expensive for mass media? Investigative journalism is high risk, high cost, high chances of failure. How can we still make it a priority?
An unhealthy and malnourished India cannot be a superpower. Yet healthcare is among the most ignored beats in Indian media. How do we change this?
In a world of alternative facts, are numbers the most efficient way to speak truth to power?
Is it journalistic to come to conclusions during investigations? Journalism of a certain type can devastate lives. Is it inevitable? Tanveer Ahmed Mir, Umar Khalid, Dr. Kafeel Ahmed Khan, Bina Ramani Moderated by Sunetra Choudhury
Why do people invest in news? Is it viable? Is it worth the risk? Is it soft power? How does one make it attractive? Roopa Kudva In Conversation with Suresh Venkat
Around the world, journalism has become the bulwark against the rising tide of misinformation online. How Google partners with journalists to connect people to trustworthy information when they need it the most.
Col Rajyavardhan Rathore, Minister of State for Information & Broadcasting, In Conversation with Madhu Trehan on the role of news media, its relationship with the government, and its future.
Data is now the source for the story. How does one make sense of the source?
Ubiquitous internet and urban life, the perfect recipe for the revival of digital radio.
Around the world, journalism has become the bulwark against the rising tide of misinformation online. How Google partners with journalists to connect people to trustworthy information when they need it the most.
Rappler Founder, Maria Ressa In Conversation with Hartosh Bal on press freedom, taking on the Duterte government and speaking truth to power.
Followed by an In Conversation with Raghu Rai, Anurag Kashyap, Avani Rai and Madhu Trehan
How media companies should think of revenue diversification. Some lessons and learnings.
Guardian’s Virtual Reality Executive Editor, Francesca Panetta In Conversation with Durga Raghunath on immersive storytelling and how tech can be used innovatively in the news ecosystem.
IndyStar’s Marisa Kwiatkowski In Conversation with Neha Dixit on breaking the Larry Nassar sex abuse scandal and the challenges she faces as an investigative reporter.
How and why media houses are moving from big in-house editorial teams to leaner teams while also engaging more freelance reporters for stories.
How to cover healthcare stories in India - following leads, understanding government policy and asking the right questions.
Are newsrooms optimised for men and their successes? How do we change it?
Is Indian policy and law out of touch with news in the digital age?
A cheat-sheet on reporting on Parliament, things journalists shouldn’t miss out on, and why Parliament needs to be covered more thoroughly.
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