The Next Century: Journalism for a Digital Globe
On March 28, the Missouri School of Journalism and the National Press Club honored their intersecting histories with a joint centennial celebration at the NPC headquarters in Washington, D.C. The program, The Next Century: Journalism for a Digital Globe, featured media professionals from around the world who spoke about the bright future of journalism in the public interest.
Watch video of the symposium below:
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Part 1 (30:10) Introductions by Sylvia Smith Geneva Overholser. Liss Jeffrey discusses how required courses in news literacy are improving public discourse. Part 2 (25:35) Alan Rusbridger on how The Guardian, a nonprofit media organization, makes transparency and accountability a central commitment. Karl Erik Gustafsson talks about how government subsidies extend the reach of the media. Part 3 (59:27) Vincent Kojo Oppong-Nkrumah, host of the Super Morning Show on Joy FM, a four-hour news and talk show on Ghana's leading media platform, on how Joy FM builds community through radio and its online component. Panelists participate in a question-and-answer session. |
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