Looking Back at GEN Summit 2015: Tweets and Links (Part 3/3: Friday)

GEN Summit 2015 (© Peter Jebsen – all rights reserved)

• Friday, June 19: Why Journalists Should (at Least Sometimes) Be Activists
• What can Google still bring to the Future of News?
• Expanding The Washington Post’s Reach
• Why Prototypes Matter: From User Experience to Design Thinking
• New Video Formats: What’s Working, What’s Not
• With the Benefit of Hindsight. Or, Our Biggest Mistakes.
• Robot Journalism: Don’t Wait ‚Til It’s Too Late
• Podcasting: The Next Generation of Audio Storytelling
• Why and How Editors and Foundations Can Work Hand in Hand
• Hyperlocal News: The Comeback
• Finale
• General/miscellaneous articles / Post-Summit tweets
• Reports about past media events

Why Journalists Should (at Least Sometimes) Be Activists

.@DanGillmor on Instant Articles: "Feeding Facebook means feeding a company that wants to eat journalism." #GENsummit pic.twitter.com/UtWHaH8FLg

— Peter Jebsen @pjebsen@det.social (@pjebsen) June 19, 2015

I don't like it if France makes Google remove links on servers in France. But off servers everywhere? @DanGillmor: NO WAY. #agree #GENSummit

— Minter Dial, Professional Speaker #YOULEAD (@mdial) June 19, 2015

We have chosen convenience over liberty in our dealings with those who control the Internet, says @dangillmor #GENsummit

— PeterBale (@PeterBale) June 19, 2015

Journalists should be activists: For freedom, for open systems & technologies! Against control & mass surveillance!@dangillmor #GENsummit

— Reto Vogt (@revogt) June 19, 2015

Full disagrement w @dangillmor 2 jobs: reporters HAVE to be neutral to facts, commentators take stances. #journalism #GENsummit @GENinnovate

— François PlayBac (@dufourdufour) June 19, 2015

"The answer to bad speech is better speech." @dangillmor engaging speech for activism in journalism #gensummit

— Daniela Kraus (@Frau_Kraus) June 19, 2015

'If we don't oppose mass surveillance I don't see how we can call ourselves journalists" @dangillmor at #GENsummit

— openDemocracy (@openDemocracy) June 19, 2015

Zum Teufel mit der Objektivität. Journalisten sollten auch Aktivisten sein.http://t.co/O2Fs2G7Eiq #GENsummit /@dangillmor

— Reto Vogt (@revogt) June 19, 2015

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What can Google still bring to the Future of News?

David Drummond, @google Senior VP, will now answer questions from the audience at the #GENsummit — Watch LIVE: https://t.co/SMRHoYmQP7

— Global Editors Network (@GENinnovate) June 19, 2015

Google Europe Blog: Supporting high quality journalism http://t.co/OVDGE6LkDX via @google

— Kay Oberbeck (@KayOberbeck) June 19, 2015

David Drummond, SVP @Google: "the closing down of Google News in Spain was one of the saddest decisions I had to make" #GENSummit

— Minter Dial, Professional Speaker #YOULEAD (@mdial) June 19, 2015

Google has 1000 European publishers queuing to join Digital News Initiative to support news innovation, says SVP David Drummond #GENsummit

— PeterBale (@PeterBale) June 19, 2015

Why Google set up the Digital News Initiative in Europe https://t.co/hz1p8kdYIM #GENsummit

— Catalina Albeanu (@catalinacma) June 19, 2015

https://twitter.com/rosselin/status/611775591478636544

From UK general elections we learned that @GoogleTrends predicted that DCameron was going to win the elections" David Drummond #GENsummit

— Global Editors Network (@GENinnovate) June 19, 2015

Project shield wants to protect journalist in the world.It has already protected more than 200 news organ" David Drummond #GENsummit

— Global Editors Network (@GENinnovate) June 19, 2015

I hadn't heard of Google Shield project against DDOS before #GENsummit. Interesting idea https://t.co/hS5yFBgpiL

— Andrea Iannuzzi (@Aiannuzzi) June 20, 2015

Thats strange - the first person who has mentioned #pressfreedom from the stage at #gensummit is the SVP of @google ...

— Reidun Kjelling Nybø (@ReidunN) June 19, 2015

Google sr VP David Drummond admits google hasn't been listening too well to news ind in the last years. Commits to change that.#GENsummit

— Frederik Marain (@frederikmarain) June 19, 2015

We didn't create the add system for online journalism, we just bring the traffic to it" David Drummond #GENsummit

— Global Editors Network (@GENinnovate) June 19, 2015

"Sometimes we lack emotional intelligence in the Silicon Valley", sagt Google-VP Drummond über die Konfrontation Google-Verlage. #GENsummit

— Armin Wolf (@ArminWolf) June 19, 2015

We have no idea how to produce news. We don't do that. Trying for an ongoing consistent dialogue with journos @google #GENsummit

— Steven Strasser (@Sstrasser) June 19, 2015

We have a joint interest with publishers to make sure great journalism is getting out there @google #GENsummit

— Steven Strasser (@Sstrasser) June 19, 2015

We have consumers that don't want adds and don't want a pay either. That's a challenge we have to work on" David Drummond #GENsummit

— Global Editors Network (@GENinnovate) June 19, 2015

With the right business model, people will see the value of news and want to pay for it. @google #GENsummit

— Steven Strasser (@Sstrasser) June 19, 2015

According to Senior VP David Drummond, Google colleagues are telling this joke: "In God we trust. All others must bring data!" #GENsummit

— Peter Jebsen @pjebsen@det.social (@pjebsen) June 19, 2015

Google's Drummond delivers a very Euro-centric speech. 1st 2 questions came from delegates from Japan and HK: "What about Asia?" #GENsummit

— Jaemark Tordecilla (@jaemark) June 19, 2015

More non-Europeans ask why Google singles out Europe. Drummond: There is a theme here. I got the message! #GENsummit https://t.co/3t7bI961Tz

— Peter Jebsen @pjebsen@det.social (@pjebsen) June 19, 2015

The debate between the tech world and the news world is more acute in Europe than anywhere else. @google #GENsummit

— Steven Strasser (@Sstrasser) June 19, 2015

Why is Google being nice to European publishers? The debate between tech world and news world is most acute here, says Drummond #GENsummit

— Joyce Barnathan (@JBarnathan) June 19, 2015

"We want to preserve You Tube as a First Amendment space," Google SVP David Drummond tells #gensummit editors. [Interesting US perspective]

— PeterBale (@PeterBale) June 19, 2015

Google's David Drummond says Apple move to go ad-free in news struck him as "hypocrisy" #gensummit.

— PeterBale (@PeterBale) June 19, 2015

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Expanding The Washington Post’s Reach

TWP hired 100 ppl in the past year. "If you'd asked me 2-3 years ago if we were going to do that, I would've laughed!" @coryhaik #GENsummit

— Justin Ferrell (@Jferrell03) June 19, 2015

New WashPost on tablet is a contained, finite product. Readers feel like they've gotten through something. @coryhaik #GENsummit

— Steven Strasser (@Sstrasser) June 19, 2015

150 stories an edition. 2 editions a day, 5am, 5pm. @coryhaik's @washingtonpost tablet product aimed at new audiences. #GENsummit

— Adam Thomas (@datatheism) June 19, 2015

25% of WaPo Kindle app users spend 30 mins or more on the app and come back 3 times a week @coryhaik #GENsummit

— Andrea Iannuzzi (@Aiannuzzi) June 19, 2015

WashPost cellphone solution: cards that are easy to flip through @coryhaik #GENsummit

— Steven Strasser (@Sstrasser) June 19, 2015

Wash Post divided mobile products between two editions a day for tablet and real-time flow for handsets, says @coryhaik #GENsummit

— PeterBale (@PeterBale) June 19, 2015

@coryhaik explaining how the @washingtonpost wants to be read with one hand. It has to be mobile!! #GENsummit pic.twitter.com/FdAi8xjcLg

— Pipo Serrano (@piposerrano) June 19, 2015

Where’s the beef in all those old «New Apps» from the @washingtonpost? Someone at #GENsummit saw anything new in this pitch? Please tell me.

— To‏ni Piqué ن (@ampique) June 19, 2015

Manually created stories especially to the iWatch by @washingtonpost by @coryhaik #GENsummit pic.twitter.com/No4hQKSjlO

— yotam cohen (@yotamc) June 19, 2015

We’ve seen 99% growth on mobile in the past year. - @coryhaik, @washingtonpost #GENsummit

— Garrett Goodman (@GarrettGoodman) June 19, 2015

Ideas developed for mobile are making their way to the WasPost desktop site. @coryhaik #GENsummit

— Steven Strasser (@Sstrasser) June 19, 2015

How do WP make all that platform bespoke content? By hiring 100 journalists in past year says @coryhaik #GENSummit pic.twitter.com/vUndTLkZPj

— Bella Hurrell (@BellaHurrell) June 19, 2015

TWP hired 100 ppl in the past year. "If you'd asked me 2-3 years ago if we were going to do that, I would've laughed!" @coryhaik #GENsummit

— Justin Ferrell (@Jferrell03) June 19, 2015

Washington Post's video views are 3x higher on Kindle Fire app than on desktop. @coryhaik. #GENsummit

— Garrett Goodman (@GarrettGoodman) June 19, 2015

#GENsummit Washington Post's Cory Haik: The silent feature of an app is its performance. If your content is not loading, people leave you.

— Camilla Bath (@CamillaBath) June 19, 2015

#GENsummit Washington Post is doing some pretty cool stuff on the iWatch. Also playing with mobile design on desktop. pic.twitter.com/PDl9suAXvN

— Camilla Bath (@CamillaBath) June 19, 2015

75 engineers in WashPost news room. Before Amazon took over, the desire was there, but not the resources. @coryhaik #GENsummit

— Steven Strasser (@Sstrasser) June 19, 2015

'We built a new CMS just for the new product in tablets and iPhones', says @coryhaik from @washingtonpost #GENsummit

— #nohacefaltapapel (@nohacefaltap) June 19, 2015

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Why Prototypes Matter: From User Experience to Design Thinking

@marysaints + @Jferrell03 talking design - @JSKstanford in the house (and on stage) #GENsummit pic.twitter.com/MUY1fubi8t

— Shazna Nessa (@shazna) June 19, 2015

Seven lessons from Design Thinking according to @Jferrell03 from @Stanford #GENsummit pic.twitter.com/J9GTBHQtWX

— #nohacefaltapapel (@nohacefaltap) June 19, 2015

Map of the Mindful Process at "Why prototypes matter: from user experience to design thinking" J Ferrell #GENsummit pic.twitter.com/FeEB22KglK

— Global Editors Network (@GENinnovate) June 19, 2015

Relevant for the current session at #GENSummit: Lessons in creativity for the newsroom from Stanford https://t.co/crNwP9G9dM

— Catalina Albeanu (@catalinacma) June 19, 2015

Getting along with people like you is easy but great work happens when you mix with people from different backgrounds. #GENsummit

— dbc (@dbc___) June 19, 2015

'You have to bring people out from their comfort zone in order to unlock their creativity', says @Jferrell03 from @Stanford #GENsummit

— #nohacefaltapapel (@nohacefaltap) June 19, 2015

Get your ideas from your head to the world asap. 10 minutes from the idea to the prototype #GENsummit @Jferrell03

— Marta Olszewska (@gwynethmarta) June 19, 2015

https://twitter.com/Yommie_ATAF/status/611839511681724416

Designing for the media is like changing tyres on a moving bus, Stanford University's Justin Ferrell tells #GENsummit

— Mike Osborne (@OzyTiger17) June 19, 2015

@marysaints “How do you measure success in digital? To have millennial talking about things we think are important” #GENsummit @isaacleep

— marcosfoglia (@marcosfoglia) June 19, 2015

The amazing @marysaints of @ThisIsFusion shares examples of innovative storytelling on complex stories. #GENsummit pic.twitter.com/SZTfCBXBhB

— Anne-Marie Tomchak (@AMTomchak) June 19, 2015

Take a look at @marysaints The Tomb story. A mix of arts, images, graphics and storytelling. #GENsummit http://t.co/uPZ3etkhMX

— Global Editors Network (@GENinnovate) June 19, 2015

Apps mentioned during the prototyping session @balsamiq @InVisionApp @fullstory @heap analytics #GENSummit

— Juan Andres Muñoz (@jamunfer) June 19, 2015

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New Video Formats: What’s Working, What’s Not

Clipping television and just putting it online was not working for us, not engaging audiences. - @IngaThordar of @BBC #GENsummit

— Garrett Goodman (@GarrettGoodman) June 19, 2015

Now @IngaThordar from @BBCNews presents this magnificent explainer on India vs China #GENsummit https://t.co/isvFfNMbfo

— #nohacefaltapapel (@nohacefaltap) June 19, 2015

5 formats BBC uses in the 'hunt for new audiences' https://t.co/t3rWECB2CC including @BBCShorts just mentioned at #GENsummit

— Catalina Albeanu (@catalinacma) June 19, 2015

How @BBCWN, @SPIEGELONLINE and @FRANCE24 are making online video work – takeaways from #GENsummit https://t.co/bkm4eBMNGV

— Journalism.co.uk (@journalismnews) June 22, 2015

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With the Benefit of Hindsight. Or, Our Biggest Mistakes.

@marklittlenews and @PeterBale confess their biggest mistakes to Madhav Chinnappa at the #GENsummit pic.twitter.com/jFiL87WmIC

— Jodie Hopperton (@jodiehop) June 19, 2015

https://twitter.com/mk1969/status/611880404400906240

Thanks to the failure of the news business I created a business @marklittlenews #GENsummit

— Reidun Kjelling Nybø (@ReidunN) June 19, 2015

https://twitter.com/mk1969/status/611881004098297861

"The balance between honesty and lying is key for good managing" @marklittlenews #GENsummit

— Global Editors Network (@GENinnovate) June 19, 2015

.@PeterBale: one of my biggest mistakes has been misjudging culture #GENSummit

— Juan Andres Muñoz (@jamunfer) June 19, 2015

"Culture eats strategy for breakfast." Ain't that the truth. #GENsummit

— Caroline Sanchez Avakian (@CarolineAvakian) June 19, 2015

One large mistake many of us have made is building prototypes for audience that doesnt excist @PeterBale #GENsummit

— Reidun Kjelling Nybø (@ReidunN) June 19, 2015

.@peterbale: I’m a much better architect than demolisher #GENsummit

— Juan Andres Muñoz (@jamunfer) June 19, 2015

Last word of advice: If you can't say it in 45-seconds, it's not worth saying. @marklittlenews #GENsummit

— Caroline Sanchez Avakian (@CarolineAvakian) June 19, 2015

@marklittlenews: News organization culture also is created in bars, corridors and pubs. #GENsummit

— Susan Keith (@susankeith) June 19, 2015

"Make it seem like success is inevitable," says @marklittlenews of leadership [even if you have to give bad news] #GENSummit

— PeterBale (@PeterBale) June 19, 2015

Don't talk with a newsroom in silicon valley parlance is a great advice (for newsroom innovators and service providers) #gensummit

— João Pedro Pereira (@jppereira0) June 19, 2015

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Robot Journalism: Don’t Wait ‚Til It’s Too Late

Look for tasks that take a long time that people hate to do in newsrooms and find out if you can automate #GENsummit @LouFerrara inspired

— Juan Andres Muñoz (@jamunfer) June 19, 2015

Para qué la automatización de la redacción? @LouFerrara: "Porque tenemos mejores cosas que hacer" #GENsummit pic.twitter.com/BVghjkRIUH

— Soledad Alcaide (@Solealal) June 19, 2015

After sports and business news, the next steps for robot journalism at @Ap will be elections and dataviz @LouFerrara #GENsummit

— Andrea Iannuzzi (@Aiannuzzi) June 19, 2015

Automation is not about headcount, is about staff time -- @LouFerrara #gensummit

— João Pedro Pereira (@jppereira0) June 19, 2015

What we are achieving in automatization is not a job lost, but new resources available, up to 500hours from our staff"@LouFerrara #GENsummit

— Global Editors Network (@GENinnovate) June 19, 2015

.@journalismnews outlined AP's automation process and its result: increasing story output tenfold https://t.co/Z7sHFI7pp4 #GENSummit

— Catalina Albeanu (@catalinacma) June 19, 2015

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Podcasting: The Next Generation of Audio Storytelling

Excited!About to start the #podcasting session at #GENsummit with @markrock @mchughsiobhan @danachivvis @SJToporoff pic.twitter.com/rQxUVWu5OH

— Francesco Baschieri (@thebask) June 19, 2015

Journos, go for podcasts!! / Reinvention. Cocreation. Content responsibility but few rules, much freedom #GENSummit pic.twitter.com/q5gmr87vEy

— Millán I. Berzosa (@mberzosa) June 19, 2015

Listening to producer of Serial - it has been downloaded 89 milllion times!! Extraordinary #GENsummit

— Rachel oldroyd (@Raoldroyd) June 19, 2015

@McHughSiobhan on the strengths of audio: "Many boards of ironing would not have been done without podcasts." #GENsummit

— Peter Jebsen @pjebsen@det.social (@pjebsen) June 19, 2015

#GENsummit Chivvis: We wanted Serial to feel like a really, really good TV show (like Mad Men) & we borrowed a couple of tricks from them.

— Camilla Bath (@CamillaBath) June 19, 2015

https://twitter.com/antoinekowalski/status/611897865443614720

If you're inspired by the podcasting talk & want to learn more, we're running a hands-on course in London https://t.co/WMpPHdGmF8 #GENSummit

— Catalina Albeanu (@catalinacma) June 19, 2015

Podcasting is about to break out thx to technology. Digitized car like being inside an iphone; iOS podcast button @danachivvis at #GENsummit

— Minter Dial, Professional Speaker #YOULEAD (@mdial) June 19, 2015

Great defense of the power of audio for news by @mchughsiobhan. This is the anorexia audiostory she played http://t.co/PpuyUExNGV #GENSummit

— Vocento Media Lab (@VocentoLab) June 19, 2015

.@mchughsiobhan “radio is cinematic journalism through your ears“. Most lyric description I’ve ever heard #GENsummit

— Juan Andres Muñoz (@jamunfer) June 19, 2015

Podcasts provide great freedoms - Serial team didn't even know how many episodes they were going to run when they set out. #GENsummit

— Rachel oldroyd (@Raoldroyd) June 19, 2015

#GENsummit Chivvis: Podcasting is still the Wild West, gives you freedoms you don't have on radio. Very hard to do Serial on radio show.

— Camilla Bath (@CamillaBath) June 19, 2015

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Why and How Editors and Foundations Can Work Hand in Hand

.@osfjournalism's @mtronderos on #GENsummit 'Foundation funding' panel w @miguel_castro @michaelbolden pic.twitter.com/4099cZHtLE

— Sameer Padania (@sdp) June 19, 2015

Every dollar we invest in journalism isn't going to a vaccine in Africa, we have a lot of pressure for results" @miguel_castro #GENsummit

— Global Editors Network (@GENinnovate) June 19, 2015

@michaelbolden: Knight Foundation realizes that some Prototype Fund projects will fail, but each teaches something. #GENsummit

— Susan Keith (@susankeith) June 19, 2015

As long as journalism can show impact, Gates will support it says @miguel_castro #GENsummit

— Joyce Barnathan (@JBarnathan) June 19, 2015

https://twitter.com/michaelbolden/status/611924447507914752

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Hyperlocal News: The Comeback

@jimbradysp: Careful curation is the best way to make a hyperlocal staff seem bigger than it is. #GENsummit

— Susan Keith (@susankeith) June 19, 2015

Curation @jimbradysp tactic 2 at @billy_penn #GenSummit pic.twitter.com/Gv0mCZZRhZ

— Juan Andres Muñoz (@jamunfer) June 19, 2015

Take advantage of being local @jimbradysp tactic 6 at @billy_penn #GenSummit pic.twitter.com/37H6uK6v05

— Juan Andres Muñoz (@jamunfer) June 19, 2015

Don't be afraid @jimbradysp tactic 7 (and last) at @billy_penn #GenSummit pic.twitter.com/OXAf9ptRZn

— Juan Andres Muñoz (@jamunfer) June 19, 2015

.@jimbradysp shares some metrics about @billy_penn #GenSummit pic.twitter.com/Sb2VfXYzUd

— Juan Andres Muñoz (@jamunfer) June 19, 2015

https://twitter.com/michaelbolden/status/611924048554127361

.@jimbradysp: there’s nothing more crushing than checking your google analytics on a Sunday night #GenSummit

— Juan Andres Muñoz (@jamunfer) June 19, 2015

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Finale
https://twitter.com/HakeemMuh/status/611959179549540353

The #GENsummit 2016 will take place in the Austrian city of Vienna from 15 to 17 June. http://t.co/VDL3BQjgHN pic.twitter.com/56zem6cEQg

— Global Editors Network (@GENinnovate) June 19, 2015

All the photos from the #GENsummit are available here: https://t.co/PrKvD2B9ic pic.twitter.com/lmo1h8je7f

— Global Editors Network (@GENinnovate) June 19, 2015

Final #GENsummit party in a brewery cellar. (@ Fàbrica @MoritzBarcelona in Barcelona) https://t.co/mN5PWCqQcd pic.twitter.com/TZcSKfQZo4

— Peter Jebsen @pjebsen@det.social (@pjebsen) June 19, 2015

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General/miscellaneous articles / Post-Summit tweets/reports

Im Goodiebag am #GENsummit sind gleich drei Notizbücher. Ist die Zukunft des Journalismus gar nicht digital? pic.twitter.com/55ENb4BjOG

— Reto Gysi von Wartburg (@RetoGysi) June 17, 2015

#GENsummit@fotokite_ is an easy-to-use interactive flying camera
Have a look at their showreel to get a better ideahttps://t.co/T8WRH8EpUb

— Global Editors Network (@GENinnovate) June 19, 2015

If you want to know what happened yesterday at the #GENsummit, here is what you need to know: http://t.co/7Ktgw8UgwY @VirtualReality #VR

— Global Editors Network (@GENinnovate) June 18, 2015

https://twitter.com/webjournalist/status/611821712896847873

📷 All the pictures of the second day of the #GENsummit (so far) are already available here: https://t.co/S5bT1GyImV pic.twitter.com/6llHU7IsoF

— Global Editors Network (@GENinnovate) June 18, 2015

Rückblick auf den #GENsummit in acht Blogposts http://t.co/oZ8WZovea4

— Reto Vogt (@revogt) June 19, 2015

Highlights, photos, videos from the #GENsummit are available here. More to come very soon! http://t.co/MyNLDSIVS4 pic.twitter.com/yEZhhrK9z9

— Global Editors Network (@GENinnovate) June 19, 2015

2nd Blog article on the coverage of the amazing GEN Summit 2015 in Barcelona: #GENsummit http://t.co/7leHSH2sWX

— gabriel mabille (@GabrielMabille) June 19, 2015

https://twitter.com/juergenklatzer/status/611985735357493248

Prototyping the future of journalism #GENSummit Barcelona pic.twitter.com/oG1zLdI05e

— Cordt Schnibben (@schnibben) June 20, 2015

ToDo after #gensummit, check @serial @ThisAmerLife by @danachivvis recommended by @Pevelasco @olallanovoa @cabralens #radiostar

— c-x n s c-x n w 🌾 (@adolflow) June 20, 2015

https://twitter.com/mk1969/status/612513675279233024

@PeterBale @usacustomers @aureamolto @ReidunN You're in my #Storify "#GENSummit 2015 - The Future of News Media" http://t.co/yMw04a8yBJ

— Minter Dial, Professional Speaker #YOULEAD (@mdial) June 21, 2015

The world of news editors - recap from Global Editors Network Summit 2015 #GENSummit - http://t.co/wueHd6tipt #podcast #data

— Minter Dial, Professional Speaker #YOULEAD (@mdial) June 22, 2015

Top popular tweets, links, hashtags and people from my search of 15.9k tweets about #GENsummit: https://t.co/dsynEe14eU via @tame_it

— Peter Jebsen @pjebsen@det.social (@pjebsen) June 23, 2015

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Reports about past media events
The Top Tweets of Perugia’s International Journalism Festival 2015 (April 19, 2015)
Looking Back at News Impact Summit: Tweets and Links (April 1, 2015)
2. Blog-Camp (Lifestyle): die Twitter-“Presseschau” (March 27, 2015 – in German)
So war “Besser Online 2014″: Die Twitter-“Presseschau” zu #djvbo (October 20, 2014 – in German)
#GEN13: Paris in Aufbruchstimmung (Global Editors Networks News Summit) (June 28, 2013 – in German)

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Return to part 1: Wednesday / part 2: Thursday

Peter Jebsen
(Member of the federal executive board of
German Federation of Journalists DJV)

.@DJVde ist beim #GENsummit @cececebe wieder als Medienpartner dabei. pic.twitter.com/oMyK5xmywO

— Peter Jebsen @pjebsen@det.social (@pjebsen) June 18, 2015