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CJR conference on ‘The Year That Changed Journalism’

September 29, 2017
 

Columbia Journalism Review held a half-day conference in Atlanta looking at how the election of 2016 transformed the media, the voters, and the presidency. CJR Editor and Publisher Kyle Pope and some of the nation’s top journalists will participate in the event: “The Year That Changed Journalism.”

Watch the event below:

  • Glenn Thrush, White House correspondent, The New York Times
  • Erik Wemple, media writer, The Washington Post
  • Celeste Headlee, host, “On Second Thought,” Georgia Public Broadcasting
  • Andra Gillespie, professor, Emory College of Arts and Sciences
  • Paul Beckett, Washington bureau chief, The Wall Street Journal
  • Ben Jacobs, political reporter, The Guardian
  • Tamar Hallerman, Washington correspondent, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
  • Vanessa Gezari, managing editor, Columbia Journalism Review
  • Jason Szep, US national affairs editor, Reuters
  • Jonathan Peters, press freedom scholar, University of Georgia

See a full schedule here.

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The Editors are the staffers of the Columbia Journalism Review.