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The Future of Journalism rolls into Perth

There has never been a more exciting or challenging time to be in journalism. The pace of change enabled by the rapid development and convergence of new technology means that within years the media environment will be almost unrecognisable. Join in the
conversation to discuss what the future holds.

Who will pay for journalism? What do news organisations mean when they say: "Premium Content"? What sort of new skills will journalists have to learn? What is the outlook for freelancers?

We'll be discussing these and many other questions: come and join the discussion. Download a copy of the agenda here.  

The free Walkley Foundation event features an ABC live cross to London for the keynote interview: “Future Shock” with Stephen Brook, deputy editor, www.MediaGuardian.co.uk
Other speakers include:

  • Kate Torney, national director, ABC News
  • Adrian Beattie: news director Nine Network
  • Roy Fleming: managing editor WA Today
  • Allen Newton: editor Perth Now
  • Ralph Nicholson: former vice-president, electronic media, Reuters London/Washington
  • Tiffany Wertheimer: vj, WIN TV
  • Jo McManus: lecturer Edith Cowan University, deputy chair Perth Press Club
  • William Bowe: blogger Poll Bludger
  • Tama Leaver: blogger Tama Leaver dot net

Special guest: Tim Burrowes, publisher of Mumbrella, the-must read media and marketing site.

This is a major media industry forum that should not be missed. For all the details visit: http://www.alliance.org.au/documents/09_foj_wa_flyer.pdf

 

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In 2008, the Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance will launch its Future of Journalism project, a landmark enterprise which aims to analyse and harness this change for the benefit of all journalists and the public they serve.