The State of Online Publishing
The National Press Club (http://npc.press.org)
CyberCocktail Lecture Series
Presents
"The State of Online Publishing"
October 28, 1999
This event is co-hosted by the Online News Association
http://www.onlinenewsassociation.org/
Forum - 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
NPC Holeman Lounge
Cocktail reception & technology displays - 7:30 p.m.
NPC First Amendment Room
Lecture Panelists: Brian Bauer, managing editor,
Motley Fool; M.J. Bear, director of new media,
NPR.com; Sacha Cohen, technology columnist,
Monster.com; Alex Johnson, news editor,
Washingtonpost.com; David Plotz, DC bureau chief,
Slate.com; Jim Schulte, VP and editor-in-chief, USA
TODAY.com.
Moderator: American University professor W.S.
Williams --- A.U. School of Communication, division
director of the journalism and interactive journalism
programs.
Talking Points: From breaking news and financial
action to feature articles and full-length books, the
Web has altered forever the way the printed word,
audio and video are produced, disseminated and viewed
on a daily basis.
"The State of Online Publishing" forum will explore
three key aspects of new media publishing: Content,
Business Models and Future Technology. In examining
these areas, the panel members will discuss such
questions as: Has the 24-7 news cycle -- or the
increased competition it creates -- degraded the
depth and perspective of journalism? Have "strategic
alliances" and "content aggregators" created more or
fewer gatekeepers of information?
The panel will also address: The future of Internet
publishing -- consolidation or increased
fragmentation? The newsrooms of tomorrow -- how will
new technologies shape the news gathering process?
The Internet as a news breaker -- will content begin
to flow from online to print, instead of print to
online? These questions and more will be considered
during this rousing CyberCocktail.
Info: Event is $10 per person (free for NPC members).
To reserve call the National Press Club --
202-662-7501, or email pnelson@npcpress.org
Sponsored by: The National Press Club/High Technology
Committee (T.K.Maloy chair); The NPC Eric Friedheim
Information Center; US Newswire; The Internet
Newsroom; Kiplinger.com; Matrix Group International;
AppNet Systems; DC WebWomen.org; and the DC
Technology Council.
DATE: Oct 28, 1999
URL: http://editors-service.com/oct28.html
LOCATION: National Press Club
529 14th St.
Washington, DC 20045
CONTACT: pnelson@npcpress.org Pat Nelson
PHONE: (202) 662-7501