2015 Presentations
Friday, Oct. 16
Presentation
Saturday, Oct. 17
Kevin M. Goldberg, ASNE legal counsel, Fletcher, Heald & Hildreth, P.L.C.
Terry Mutchler, attorney, Pepper Hamilton LLP
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Speakers:
Alfredo Carbajal, managing editor, Al Dia (The Dallas Morning News)
Ken Doctor, author and industry analyst
Mizell Stewart, managing director of content, Journal Media Group
Presentation
Moderators:
Mike Fancher, former interim director, Turnbull Portland Center and Agora Journalism Center, University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication
Presentation
News in real time
Moderator: Mandy Jenkins, director of news, Storyful
Julie Westfall, Real-Time News Desk editor, Los Angeles Times
Presentation
APME Awards
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Moderator: Jill Geisler, Bill Plante Chair of Leadership and Media Integrity, Loyola University Chicago
Michelle Holmes, vice president/content, Alabama Media Group
Mitch Pugh, executive editor, The Post and Courier in Charleston, South Carolina
Mike Wilson, editor, The Dallas Morning News
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Going live
Moderator: Jim Simon, managing editor, The Seattle Times
Rosey Rosenthal, executive director, The Center for Investigative Reporting
Joycelyn Winnecke, president, Tribune Content Agency
Next generation news habits
Moderator: Jim Brady, CEO, Billy Penn (Spirited Media)
Tran Ha, Media Experiments Project lead, Institute of Design (d.school) at Stanford
Jessee Holcomb, associate director of journalism research, Pew Research Center
Jennifer Maerz, former editor-in-chief, Gannett's new media project, The Bold Italic
Presentation by Maerz
Introduction: George Rodrigue, editor, The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Tran Ha, Media Experiments Project lead, Institute of Design (d.school) at Stanford
Moderator: Susan Goldberg, editor-in-chief, National Geographic Magazine and News
Lee Rainie, director of Internet, science and technology research, Pew Research Center
Sunday, Oct. 18
Startup stories: What journalists can learn from Silicon Valley
Speakers:
Liz Gannes, senior editor, Re/code
Jigar Mehta, engagement lead, AJ+
Video by Farano
Video by Gannes
Video by Mehta
Moderator: Joe Hight, APME board member
Presenters:
Mike Anastasi, senior vice president/news and executive editor, Los Angeles News Group
Zuri Berry, deputy managing editor for multimedia, Boston Herald
Dave Morris, director of video, The Oklahoman
Joe Sciacca, editor-in-chief, Boston Herald
Tom Shattuck, executive producer, Boston Herald Radio
Video by the Boston Herald
Video by the Los Angeles News Group
Video by The Oklahoman
Following the money in 2016
Introduction: Kathleen Carroll, executive editor, The Associated Press
Moderator: Brian Carovillano, managing editor of U.S. news, The Associated Press
Speakers:
Julie Bykowicz, national political reporter, The Associated Press
David Scott, U.S. political editor, The Associated Press
Tom Verdin, national editor, The Associated Press
Presentation
APME Community Key Initiatives Awards
Presentation
Doubling down on data
Moderator: Shazna Nessa, director of journalism, John S. and James L. Knight Foundation
Speakers:
Gene Balk, FYI Guy columnist, The Seattle Times
Kaizar Campwala, president, CALmatters
Stephen Engelberg, editor-in-chief, ProPublica
Jennifer LaFleur, senior editor for data journalism, The Center for Investigatie Reporting
Presentation by Balk
Presentation by Campwala
Presentation by Engelberg
Presentation by LaFleur
Five cardinal sins and five legal issues to bear in mind
Speaker: Kevin Goldberg, ASNE legal counsel, Fletcher, Heald & Hildreth, P.L.C.
Presentation by Goldberg
New media, new ethics
Moderator: Peter Canellos, executive editor, POLITICO
Speakers:
Kristen Go, managing editor, San Francisco Chronicle
Mat Honan, San Francisco bureau chief, BuzFeed News
Kevin Merida, managing editor, The Washington Post
Rhonda R. Shearer, founder, iMediaEthics
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Covering terrorism or tooled by terrorists? A media dilemma
Moderator: Chris Peck, associate editor, The Riverton (Wyo.) Ranger
Speakers:
Martha Crenshaw, senior fellow, Center for International Security and Cooperation and the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies at Stanford University
Lucy Dalglish, dean, Philip Merrill College of Journalism at the University of Maryland
Herbert Lin, senior researcher for cyber policy and security, Center for International Security and Cooperation
Sarah Oates, senior scholar on media and the Internet, Philip Merrill College of Journalism at the University of Maryland
Presentation by Oates
Recruiting a diverse team
Moderator: Martin Reynolds, senior editor, Oakland Tribune
Speakers:
Russell Contreras, immigration reporter/photographer/videographer, The Associated Press
S. Mitra Kalita, managing editor, Los Angeles Times
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Tell me a story
Moderator: Pam fine, Knight Chair in News, Leadership and Community, The University of Kansas
Speakers:
Megan Finnerty, reporter, The Arizona Republic
John Sutter, columnist, CNN Digital
Presentation aby Finnerty
Presentation by Sutter
Closing keynote: "Getting Ideas Out of Your Head and Into the World
Moderator: Dawn Garcia, managing director, John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships at Stanford
Speaker: Tinna Seelig, executive director, Stanford Technology Ventures Program, School of Engineering at Stanford University