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Thursday, August 14 • 2:00pm - 2:50pm
What newsrooms can learn from web-only models

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Every newsroom is shifting fast to digital mode, and a number of new journalism projects now serve online readers only. This session is meant to help reporters, editors and producers from print and broadcast newsrooms to learn about workflow and newsroom philosophy.
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Iris Kuo

Reporter, Argus Media
(@thestatuskuo) Iris Kuo is a reporter covering the oil industry for energy wire Argus Media in Houston. Previously, she was lead green writer for tech news outlet VentureBeat, and has also reported for the Houston Chronicle and The Wall Street Journal in Hong Kong. She is a former... Read More →

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Melissa Bell

Senior Product Manager/Executive Editor, Vox Media
(@melissabell) Melissa Bell co-founded Vox.com in 2014 and was the first person at the company to hold both a technology and editorial title. She works to unite traditional journalism techniques with digital applications. Prior to Vox, Melissa oversaw digital platforms at The Washington... Read More →
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Kevin Delaney

Editor-in-Chief, Quartz
(@kevinjdelaney) Kevin J. Delaney is editor-in-chief and co-president of Quartz, the global business news site from Atlantic Media that he co-founded in fall 2012. Delaney was named Business Journalist of the Year by TalkingBizNews in 2013. He was also managing editor of The Wall... Read More →
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Shani Hilton

Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Buzzfeed
(@shani_o) Shani Hilton joined the company in January 2013 and focuses on maintaining the social news and entertainment company's editorial standards. Within the BuzzFeed newsroom, Hilton oversees developing news coverage, features and special projects and is responsible for the development... Read More →

Thursday August 14, 2014 2:00pm - 2:50pm EDT
Meeting Room 2, Renaissance Washington, DC Downtown 999 Ninth St. NW, Washington, DC, 20001
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