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Subject: AEJMC panel on collaboration, new news


 
Hi, all --
 
Here's the heads-up on what could be a blockbuster session  at AEJMC
this summer in Washington, D.C. Alas, it has an  awful time slot --
hence the advance notice. If you're attending  the conference, please
plan to stay long enough to hear  these leaders talk about the growing
role of collaboration in the production of new-media news:
 
 
Jennifer Carroll, vice president, new media content, Gannett Corp.
John Jackson, online editor, Roanoke.com Christina Pino-Marino,
multimedia journalist, WashingtonPost.com Thomas Kennedy, managing
editor/multimedia, Washingtonpost.Newseek Interactive Ron Fournier,
online political editor, AP Multimedia

 
The time is Sunday, Aug. 12, 1:30-3. I'll moderate; the Media
Management and 
Economics and Newspaper divisions are co-sponsors. I've  promised the 
panelists that, despite the awful time, there's a tremendous amount  of
interest in 
what they'll be discussing. Carroll is an architect of  Gannett's new 
collaborative information center structure  -- and she was  instrumental
in the 
development of the New Media Lab Initiative here at  Cronkite/ASU.
Jackson heads up 
some of the most innovative multimedia work being  done by newspapers
today. 
Pino-Marino, formerly a print reporter, has made  the move to both mojo
(mobile 
journalist) and videographer. Kennedy oversees two  top multimedia
sites. 
Fournier is breaking new ground with the Associated Press  and its
multimedia 
reporting.
 
Please come!
 
Thanks,
lj
 
 
Leslie-Jean  Thornton, Ph.D.
Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass  Communication
Arizona State University
Stauffer A212
Tempe, AZ  85287
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