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Date:	05/19/09
Time:	5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Place:	Lake Union Cafe

SEATTLE 2.0 LIVE EVENT COVERAGE: http://www.seattle20.com/live

 

The restart button has been pushed.

What will emerge from the unprecedented changes taking place in news media? Are we moving away from geographically based journalism? Moving toward hyper-local reporting? How will the relationship between news organizations and business communicators need to evolve? How will we tell our stories in the emerging news environment?

Join us on Tuesday, May 19th, as IABC/Seattle and panel guests continue an ongoing debate in Seattle about these and other questions. Mónica Guzmán of SeattlePI.com’s The Big Blog will moderate an evening of lively discussion and idea sharing!

Panelists from the digital media and online news publishing include:

Kathy Mulady, Reporter, Seattle PostGlobe
Mark Briggs, Serra Media CEO and Author of Journalism 2.0
Amber Campbell, Editor, Rainier Valley Post
Tim Ellis, Editor, Seattle Bubble blog

We’ll explore the challenges and changes in the news industry, the print and digital conundrum, and the rapidly changing role of the Internet and social media.

Don’t miss this forward-looking debate about the rebooting of journalism! The changes taking place have far-reaching implications for how we consume news, and equally for how we, as communicators, tell our story.

Register by May 17 to reserve your spot at the Lake Union Café, where you’ll enjoy a fabulous program, a superb dinner and lovely lake views with IABC/Seattle colleagues, friends and guests.