Journalism matters now more than ever. As the fourth pillar of democracy, it equips people with something powerful and non negotiable: the truth.
Today, journalism is the backbone of content consumed by millions across text, images, video, and audio. While the core principles remain intact, the tools have evolved. Typewriters have given way to computers. Tape recorders and notebooks have moved to digital workflows. And the internet has emerged as the ultimate force multiplier, enabling news to travel across the globe in real time, in every format imaginable.
This panel, Journalism on the Open Web, will focus on what this transformation means in practice. We will explore:
- How traditional journalistic tools and practices are adapting to the digital ecosystem
- The role of the internet as a distribution engine for news and content
- Whether the open web still remains the most effective platform for journalism
- How journalism is shaping, and being shaped by, publishing technologies
Expect a candid, insight driven conversation with an exceptional panel:
- Urvashi Sarkar
- Gopal MS
- Ajay Kamalakaran
Moderated by Karthikraj Magapu.
If you care about where journalism is headed and how technology is rewriting the rules, this is the room you want to be in.
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