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Registration will be open from from 8am Monday and Tuesday.
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Registration will be open from from 8am Monday and Tuesday.
Noel Curran sets the scene for the event which comes at a time of unprecedented turbulence for the international news industry, as journalists navigate multiple challenges in a rapidly changing media landscape.
Liz Truss MP discusses the impact of the constant demands of the 24-hour news cycle on government and the influence of social media on the news agenda; reflecting on more than ten years in ministerial office, she assesses how the reporting of crucial issues facing Britain and the world can in turn shape political outcomes.
What lies beyond Chat GPT – what can AI offer to journalism, what will it take away? We drill down into the multi-layered world of digital innovation and its relationship to traditional reporting.
The US Presidential visit, the anniversary of the good Friday agreement and Brexit. It’s already been a tumultuous year for Ireland, what is the Irish perspective on the next 12 months at home and abroad?
The Taoiseach will be speaking about actions the Irish Government is taking to maintain a thriving media landscape in Ireland, and warning of the threat to press freedom in many parts of the world in the face of growing autocracy and misinformation.
Lunch provides an opportunity to visit the exhibitor stands in the extensive Forum area of the Convention Centre – where there will also be workshops, to expand on the themes of News Xchange. Details of the exhibitors and activities in the forum will be announced shortly.
The issues, strategies, reports and perspectives from the front line of climate change. How is the story being communicated, covered, denied and how is the news business playing a role in deciphering fact from fiction?
Lyse Doucet joins us for a 1 to 1 interview, in which she’ll reflect on world events – from her unique perspective as one of the most experienced correspondents of her generation.
