Television is a megaphone, capable of reaching enormous audiences but often failing to deliver data-driven reporting and research-heavy investigations.
Join this important conversation and learn how local collaborations and cross-media partnerships, alongside intentional, inclusive recruitment, can help TV newsrooms produce public-service journalism for as many people as possible.
This session is designed for:
- Broadcast professionals interesting in building collaborations with print and digital outlets
- People working on data and research journalism who would like to access TV’s reach
- Anyone seeking a better understanding of the opportunities and challenges in bringing data-driven reporting to TV
Speakers
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Anzio Williams
Senior Vice President of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, NBCUniversal Owned Stations
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Karen Rundlet
Director/Journalism, Knight Foundation
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Josh Hinkle
Director of Investigations & Innovation, KXAN
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Claudia Vargas
Investigative Reporter, NBC10/ Telemundo62
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