Looking Back at News Impact Summit Hamburg 2017: Tweets and Links (#NISHBR)

As its past editions in Hamburg (2015) and Berlin (2016), European Journalism Centre’s News Impact Summit 2017 was an inspiring event with lots of great speakers. 180 editors, journalists, J-school students and media experts discussed the topic „Truth, Tech & Community: Building Bridges to Foster Journalism Innovation“. I had the pleasure of moderating the panel „Diversity Means…“ which was a nice follow-up to last Wednesday’s Dverse Media Pop-up at the SPIEGEL building.

I collected the most interesting tweets (hashtag: #NISHBR) and most helpful links:

• Panel: Empowering Local News to Engage Local Communities
• Keynote: What If Trust Is All That Mattered?
• Highlight: Information Under Siege
• Conversation: Collaborative Election Monitoring
• Google: Using Technology to Elevate Unheard Voices
• Breakout Session: Show Me the Metrics: How to Get The Most Out of Social Media Analytics
• Truly Media: Introducing a New Collaborative UGC Verification Tool
• Breakout Session: The Startup Corner
• Ignite Talk: Personalisation Without Personalisation
• Panel: Diversity Means…
• Finale
• News Impact Academy (Friday, June 30)

News Impact Summit: "Truth, Tech & Community: Building Bridges to Foster Journalism Innovation". https://t.co/NSL7SAnUpk #NISHBR pic.twitter.com/UE6IlrT1CM

— Peter Jebsen (DJV) (@PJ_Journ) June 29, 2017

If you couldn't make it to the #NISHBR in #Hamburg u can also follow via liveblog https://t.co/dJDWJLatS7 powered by @SAM_Desk

— EJC (@ejcnet) June 29, 2017

International Journalism Festival 2017 in Perugia: „Trump führt uns unsere Arroganz vor Augen“ (#IJF17)

Perugia-Panorama (Foto: Peter Jebsen/All rights reserved)

Nebenstraße (Foto: Peter Jebsen/All rights reserved)

Diesen Bericht schrieb ich für den Deutschen Journalisten-Verband (DJV), für den ich das Festival besuchte:

Das International Journalism Festival wird immer größer: Seine 11. Ausgabe, die vom 5. bis 9. April 2017 im italienischen Perugia (Umbrien) lief, bot über 250 Veranstaltungen mit mehr als 600 Referenten aus 44 Ländern und 2000 akkreditierten Journalisten, unterstützt von über 200 freiwilligen Helfern. Da etwa ein Drittel der Diskussionen simultan übersetzt wurde oder komplett auf Englisch stattfand, zog das Event auch Hunderte Gäste aus aller Welt an. Sie pendelten zwischen 15 Sälen im so prächtigen wie quirligen historischen Stadtzentrum von Perugia.

Die Themen der Konferenz, die keinen Eintritt kostet, reflektierten die heißen Eisen, die die internationale Medienszene bewegen: „Fake-News“ und, damit verbunden, der Umgang der Medien mit US-Präsident Donald Trump, Social Media, Datenjournalismus, Austausch mit dem Publikum („engagement“) und die Lage der Medien in der Türkei. Sämtliche Programmpunkte wurden live gestreamt und sind auch noch nachträglich unter media.journalismfestival.com abrufbar.

Looking back at International Journalism Festival 2017: #IJF17 stories galore (link list)

International Journalism Festival (Photo: Peter Jebsen/All rights reserved)

I collected links to articles about the International Journalism Festival which took place in Perugia/Italy from April 5 – 9, 2017. I also wrote a (German-language) blog post : „International Journalism Festival 2017 in Perugia: ‚Trump führt uns unsere Arroganz vor Augen‘ (#IJF17)“.

English-language publications

journalism.co.uk

Fairfax aims to make digital transformation a ‚learning-supported and training-infused process‘
In China, the art of media censorship is becoming more sophisticated
How live journalism brings people together to build trust and excitement around stories
Snapshots of 4 journalism co-operatives from around the world
Advice from BBC News and Trinity Mirror for introducing debunking into the newsroom
Optimising for trust: Advice for news organisations to improve their relationship with the public
New guide to fake news aims to help the public understand how these stories circulate online
The role of memes in misinformation and shaping online and offline conversations
How can journalists entrench the belief in the value of their work?
4 approaches to building collaborative data infrastructures for journalism
The storytelling formats that are changing the narrative on migration
Why news organisations should experiment with chat bots

Looking Back at News Impact Summit Berlin: Tweets and Links (#NISBER)

200 journalists met for the fifth edition of the News Impact Summit in Berlin last week. The free media innovation event was organized by the European Journalism Centre (EJC) and the Google News Lab and focused on the theme “New Tools, Immersive Storytelling & Engagement”. Nine of the talks have been archived at Voice Republic. The next summit will take place in Helsinki/Finland on September 26, 2016.

I collected the most interesting tweets (hashtag: #NISBER) and most helpful links:

We are really happy to be part of it! Some infos in German: https://t.co/cqDSh6Whoz #NISBER @PJ_Journ https://t.co/5M70tBZJ3D

— Journalisten-Verband (@DJVde) June 30, 2016

News Impact Exclusive Meeting by @ejcnet & @googlenewslab. #NISBER https://t.co/aca0tFy9Kt https://t.co/aDgFRQwSU9 pic.twitter.com/lMiz71SZA9

— Peter Jebsen (@pjebsen) June 30, 2016

The Top Tweets of Perugia’s International Journalism Festival 2015 (#IJF15)

Judging from its Twitter feed (hashtag: #IJF15), the International Journalism Festival which was held in Perugia/Italy this weekend must have been a very interesting event. Unfortunately, I did not make it there – but I compiled the most widely shared and favorited tweets (with the help of Tame):

The full video of the #ijf15 special event with Edward Snowden is online https://t.co/9TTzG2BY13

— journalism festival (@journalismfest) April 17, 2015

Looking Back at News Impact Summit: Tweets and Links (#NISHBR)

News Impact Summit in Hamburg

I visited the inspiring News Impact Summit in Hamburg yesterday, a media innovation event which is organised by the European Journalism Centre (EJC) in cooperation with the News Lab at Google. On the occasion of the book release of the „Verification Handbook for Investigative Reporting“, it focused on the theme “Verification, Investigation and Digital Ethics“ – mixing keynote speeches, ignite talks, panel discussions and training sessions with international experts. It will be followed by events in Paris (April 28), Madrid, London, Amsterdam, Warsaw and Prague later in the year which also will be free of charge (link to press release).

I collected the most interesting tweets (hashtag: #NISHBR) and most helpful links:

News Impact Summit of @EJCNet at Altes Hauptzollamt #Hamburg. http://t.co/aca0tFy9Kt #NISHBR pic.twitter.com/AQHdcsm4xD

— Peter Jebsen (@pjebsen) March 31, 2015

.@grove "Google Trends http://t.co/q5pq1993Uq will be relaunched later this year as a tool for journalists" #NISHBR pic.twitter.com/rGMBNA0aMA

— Antoine Laurent (@anto_l) March 31, 2015