Shaping the Future of the Newspaper Round Table

Moderator:
Lucy Küng, Professor, University of Jönköping, Sweden

Presentation of the 2010 WAN-IFRA Golden Pen of Freedom

Fotos:	Videos: The Annual Press Freedom Round Table: From Evin and Back

Keynote speaches

"Why I believe in print"
By Giovanni di Lorenzo, Editor-in-Chief, Die Zeit, Germany

- Giovanni di Lorenzo: Why I believe in print
- Die Zeit editor-in-chief - 'Fear of death can be a cause for suicide'
- Giovanni di Lorenzo: „Wir brauchen Paid Content!“
- News outlets need to know more about online display ads, says Zeit Online editor

"Why I believe a mutually beneficial relationship with newspapers is possible"
By Philipp Schindler, Vice President, Northern and Central Europe, Google

Fotos:	Videos: Die Zeit's Giovanni di Lorenzo on how to attract young readers Why I believe in print WEF meets Philipp Schindler, Google

McKinsey & Company 2010 Newsroom Barometer

Presentation by Eric Hazan, Partner, McKinsey & Company

Fotos:	Videos: Eric Hazan - Partner, McKinsey & Company

First Session: New ways to finance quality journalism: the other face of content monetization

Keynote speech :
Paul Steiger, Editor-in-Chief and Founder, ProPublica, USA

And with :
John Yemma, Editor-in-Chief, Christian Science Monitor, USA
Olav Bergo, Editorial advisor, A-pressen, Norway
David Cohn, Founder, Spot.us, and Knight News Challenge winner, USA

Moderator:
Patrice Schneider, Director of Development, Media Development Loan Fund, Switzerland

Fotos:	Videos: Erik Wilberg on the challenges and opportunities for newspapers

"WEF meet Günter Grass"

First editors breakfast: 'WEF meets German editors'

Chairman:
Wolfgang Krach, deputy Editor-in-Chief, Süddeutsche Zeitung, and
Felix Bellinger, Managing Editor, Hamburger Abendblatt

Keynote speech

Janet Robinson, CEO, The New York Times, USA

Fotos:	Videos: Keynote Speech - Janet Robinson, The New York Times Janet Robinson - World Editors Forum, Hamburg

Panel 1: Multimedia newsrooms vs. pure online players: which model is the most sustainable?

With:
Raju Narisetti, Managing Editor, Washington Post, USA
Wataru Sawamura, Deputy Managing Editor, Asahi Shimbun, Japan
Benoît Raphael, Former Editor-in-Chief and Co-Founder, LePost.fr, France
Neil McIntosh, Editor-in-Chief of Europe.WSJ.com, Wall Street Journal, UK

Moderator:
Jacques Rosselin, Medias Entrepreneur, Apaches, France

Fotos:	Videos: Neil McIntosh - World Editors Forum, Hamburg

Panel 2: How to break away from the "he said yesterday" journalism?

With :
Sylvie Kauffmann, Editor-in-Chief, Le Monde, France
Abdel-Moniem Said, Chairman of the Board, Al-Ahram group, Egypt
Jeff Reifman, Founder, NewsCloud, USA
Francisco Amaral, Director, Cases I Associats, Spain

Moderator:
Malte von Trotha, CEO, DPA News Agency, Germany

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Second Session: 2010 Global Report on Innovations in Newspapers

With:
Claus Strunz, Editor-in-Chief, Hamburger Abendblatt, Germany
Flavio Pestana, Editorial Director, Diario de Sao Paulo, Brazil
Diego Cenzano, Director, Biko, Spain
Juan Antonio Giner, Founder of Innovation Media Consulting Group
Carlo Campos, Direction, Innovation Media Consulting Group

Moderator:
Juan Senor, Partner, Innovation Media Consulting Group

Fotos:	Videos: 2010 Global Report on Innovations in Newspapers

Third Session: The new content platforms: a breakthrough year?

Keynote speech:
Chris Ahearn, President of Media, Thomson Reuters

With:
Alfredo Triviño, Director of Creative Projects, News International, UK
Romanus Otte, General Manager, Welt Online, Die Welt, Germany
Annemarie Kirk, digital business development manager, Berlingske Media, Denmark

Moderator:
Kristina Sabelström Möller, PhD, Senior Research Manager, Emerging Digital Platforms and Business Development, WAN-IFRA

Fotos:	Videos: New content platforms: a breakthrough year?

World Trends in the Newspaper Industry: an update

By Christoph Riess, CEO, WAN-IFRA

Fourth Session: Joint session with the Poynter Institute - What's Next For New media training?

With:
Howard Finberg, Director, Interactive Learning & News University, Poynter Institute, USA
Joyce Barnathan, President, International Center for Journalists (ICFJ), USA (TBC)
Tarek Atia, Media Training Manager, Media Development Programme, Egypt
Bertrand Pecquerie, Director, World Editors Forum / WAN-IFRA, France

Moderator:
Steffen Burkhardt, Professor of Journalism, University of Hamburg, Germany

Fotos:	Videos: What's Next For New media training?

Special workshop: Our news and Google News: how can we cooperate?

With :
Madhav Chinnappa, Strategic Partner Development Manager, Google News & Books, UK
Marcus Warren, Editor, telegraph.co.uk, Telegraph Media Group, UK
Wolfgang Blau, Editor-in-chief Zeit online, Die Zeit, Germany
Mario Tedeschini-Lalli, Deputy Director of Development and Innovation, Gruppo Editoriale l' Espresso, Italy

Moderator:
Christoph Keese, President Public Affairs, Axel Springer AG, Germany

- Google 'Newspass' to save the newspaper industry?
- Google continues Fast Flip development
- Invest in a more human side, Die Zeit online editor tells Google
- Google's Madhav Chinnappa on cooperation with publishers

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Fifth session: Using crowd-sourcing and social networks in hyperlocal news

With:
Bart Brouwers, Managing Editor for hyperlocal Online Media, Telegraaf Media Group, The Netherlands
Roman Gallo, Founder, Nase Adresa Project, Czech Republic
Martha Gleich, Internet Director, Grupo RBS, Brazil
Harry Dugmore, Founder of "The news is coming" project, and Knight News Challenge winner, South Africa
Jaroslaw Tokarczyk, President of the Board, Gazeta Olsztynska, Poland

Moderator:
Werner Eggert, Editor-in-Chief, Tide, Germany