Expert speakers from CNN, The Bureau of Investigative Journalism, Le Monde, The New York Times and more will discuss the latest trends and techniques in digital journalism on 19 July
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On 19 July, Journalism.co.uk is hosting the 19th newsrewired event at the Reuters offices in Canary Wharf, London.
The digital journalism conference will discuss the latest trends in the industry, including the continued importance of mobile, representative media and community journalism, social audio and how to make big things happen on small budgets.
Delegates will be able to learn from panel discussions, workshops and spotlight talks, taking away practical recommendations from news organisations such as the Guardian Mobile Innovation Lab, CNN, Le Monde, ze.tt, The Telegraph, Global, Al Jazeera and more.
If you are unable to join us, here's how you can follow the conversation online:
The conference kicks off at 9.30am, with a keynote speech from Sasha Koren, editor of the Guardian Mobile Innovation Lab in the US. She will share some insights into how mobile continues to shape how people consume news, and the complexities and possibilities it brings.
