Journalism events diary

INMA Media Innovation Week

Date: 23-27 September 2019

Details: INMA will guide you through news industry best practices and strategies from the leading European news media companies, with a special emphasis on Germany: a European News Media Conference, a Local Reader Revenue Symposium, a German Media Study Tour and an editorial-focused Scoopcamp specifically for innovative storytellers.

Venue: Hamburg, Germany

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GEN Summit

Date: 19-21 June 2019

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The GEN Summit brings to stage a host of diverse speakers, who are at the forefront of journalism, media, and technology, to share their ideas and challenge the future of news.

Venue: Athens, Greece

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Digital Content Summit

Date: 14 May 2019

Details: The Digital Content Summit is a must-attend event for all senior professionals interested in publishing, content development, social media, digital, marketing, innovation, creative and brand management.

Venue: London, UK

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Srećko Horvat: What should subversives do?

Date: 15 May 2019

Details: Amid the rise of populism and surveillance apparatuses and the fragility of liberal democracies, what does it mean to be subversive in the contemporary era? Srećko Horvat, one of the most exciting new radical philosophers, comes to the Centre for Investigative Journalism to argue for the value of a genuinely subversive journalism and a fresh kind of radical internationalism.

Venue: London, UK

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Data Journalism UK Conference

Date: 3 May 2019

Details: Meet and hear from data journalists at BBC, The Times, The Guardian, The Telegraph, The Economist and Reach talk about cutting edge reporting, techniques for finding stories in structured information, and how great data journalism works.

Venue: Salford, UK

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British Journalism Training Council conference: AI in the newsroom tech demos

Date: 9 May 2019

Details: The BJTC is an exclusive and unique partnership between academia and industry. Twice a year we host free conferences, open to all BJTC accredited course leaders, where they can come together with industry and discuss the trends, changes and updates within the journalism industry and how those can be applied to training. Past conferences have included mobile and social media journalism, drone journalism, voice training, trauma training and given all our BJTC partners opportunities to network and discuss BJTC matters.

Venue: London, UK

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Mobile Journalism Conference Asia

Date: 28 - 29 June 2019

Details: This conference will bring Asian journalists and media professionals together to exchange their experiences in using smartphones to support their journalism and newsrooms. We will bring experts from across the region to Bangkok for panel discussions, workshops and masterclasses on video reporting and production, photojournalism, podcasting, television workflows and much more. Join us for #MojoAsia2019 and become part of the Asian mojo community.

Venue: Bangkok, Thailand

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Global Investigative Journalism Conference

Date: 26 - 29 September 2019

Details: Think of the event as a giant training camp, focused on practical, advanced reporting techniques. Our speakers are the best in the business — winners of the Pulitzer Prize and other top awards, pioneers of data journalism, and fearless investigators who have exposed corruption and abuses of power almost everywhere.

Venue: Hamburg, Germany

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Newsrewired

Date: 27 November 2019

Details: This will be our 25th conference, and, as usual, we are keen to give you practical tips and advice on tools and programmes, organisational processes, approaches and strategies, so you can leave with ideas to implement in your own newsrooms. That is at the heart of what Newsrewired is about.

Venue: London, UK

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The PPA Festival 2019

Date: 9 May 2019

Details: The 2019 PPA Festival content will cover all aspects of professional publishing – from direct and digital marketing, to events, advertising, editorial and beyond – across multiple stages throughout the day.

Venue: London, UK

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Long-form Journalism: a Guardian masterclass

Date: 19 May 2019

Details: Whether you’re at the beginning of your journalism career, or want to brush up your technique, this masterclass will transform your writing abilities. Led by multi-award-winning journalist Will Storr, the class covers the essential skills of feature writing – from pitching story ideas to editors to crafting compelling articles for different publications.

Venue: London, UK

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#CIJSummer Investigative Journalism Conference 2019

Date: 4-6 July 2019

Details: The CIJ Summer Conference is UK’s only journalism training event with an emphasis on teaching investigative skills. We offer a mixture of talks, demos and hands-on classes which are designed to equip journalists and anyone interested in investigations with the up-to-date investigative methods and tools.

Venue: London, UK

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Slow journalism night

Date: 9 May 2019

Details: To celebrate the launch of issue 33 of Delayed Gratification magazine, you’re invited to the London College of Communication, where you’ll meet and mingle with the editors and journalists who make the magazine before hearing the stories behind their stories. You’ll gain a unique insight into how we go to the four corners of the earth to deliver unique reporting on big events after the dust has settled.

Venue: London, UK

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Prague Media Point

Date: 5-7 December 2019

Details: Prague Media Point is an interdisciplinary conference for journalists, media professionals, scholars, media activists, entrepreneurs and policy-makers.

Venue: Prague, Czech Republic

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Digiday Video Summit Europe

Date: 3-5 June 2019

Details: The Digiday Video Summit Europe will gather publishing executives to discuss the new opportunities and challenges in digital video, and how publishers are building business models that drive revenue, not just viewership.

Venue: Dublin, Ireland

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