2004 James K. Batten Symposium & Awards for Innovations in Journalism

September 10, 2004
National Press Club
Washington, D.C.

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Rob Curley (9:11)
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Theresa Riley (6:52)
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Shawn Bailey (5:18)
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Kinsey Wilson (5:08)
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Sean Polay (3:42)
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Sean Fagan (7:36)
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Panel #1: Interactive Election Coverage

  • Moderator: Jan Schaffer, J-Lab executive director
  • Gary Kebbel, AOL News Director
  • Sue Gardner, Deputy Director and Managing Director, CBC.ca

Panel #2: Digital Storytelling

  • Moderator: Dale Peskin, Co-Director, The Media Center
  • Adam Howell, Interactive Media Producer, JournalNow.com
  • Shawn Bailey, Senior Producer, CBC.ca
  • Theresa Riley, Director, P.O.V. Interactive

Panel #3: Participatory Journalism: Telling Multiple Stories

  • Moderator: Jan Schaffer, J-Lab executive director
  • Kinsey Wilson, Vice President and Editor in Chief, USAToday.com
  • Sean Polay, News and Operations Manager, ProJo.com
  • Sean Fagan, Senior Producer, Interactive, KQED.org

Awards Presentation

  • Bryan Monroe, Assistant Vice President/News, Knight Ridder Chairman, Batten Awards Advisory Board

Luncheon Keynote

  • Introduction: Tom Kunkel, Dean, Philip Merrill College of Journalism, University of Maryland
  • Rob Curley, online news innovator, Director of New Media, Lawrence Journal-World Online

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