There are new ways of doing journalism as the digital revolution moves on. But what are these innovations? How do they work? How are they changing journalism, and with what effects?City University London is hosting a panel discussion on 28 January to explore these developments and the challenges they pose. Those taking part will be: Andrew Jaspan, founder and chief executive of The Conversation, a site publishing news and commentary by academic experts, which is based at City; Luke Lewis, editor of the UK edition of Buzzfeed.com; Anette Novak, chief executive of Sweden's Interactive Institute, which experiments with interaction design and data visualisation; and Sarah Hartley, co-founder and editor of Contributoria, who was involved in talkaboutlocal.org.uk, prolificnorth.co.uk and The Guardian's n0tice start-up.It will be chaired by Professor George Brock, City's head of journalism, in room A130 in the College Building. Doors open at 6pm, with the discussion beginning at 6.30pm and a drinks reception from 7.30pm. To book a place, go here.O'Neill to kick off ethics media debateBaroness Onora O'Neill is to introduce a debate about ethics and the media, stemming from the Leveson inquiry, at the London School of Economics.O'Neill, emeritus professor of philosophy at Cambridge university and a crossbench peer, has taken a close interest in the debate about the press and privacy.She is expected to consider how ethics plays a part in deciding whether Britain has the media... Continue reading at 'The Guardian'
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