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Welcome to PRAGUE MEDIA POINT – a virtual conference for journalists, media professionals, and scholars on December 1-11, 2020

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PRAGUE MEDIA POINT is a joint project by KEYNOTE and Transitions. Our mission is to foster the media’s work for the public good by convening solution-oriented expert gatherings that bring together unique, regional perspectives and provide lasting networking experiences.

Per this year’s theme – “What’s Working” – discussions will focus on adapting or replicating successful projects and approaches in different contexts. The agenda includes 36 sessions split into four main areas addressing some of the most pressing issues of today:

  • ON TODAY’S NEWS AGENDA –  media freedom, the COVID-19 pandemic, the climate crisis, and diversity.
  • GROW AND INNOVATE – self-help for news organizations in these challenging times.
  • SCHOLARLY INSIGHTS – presentations on current research, COVID-fueled innovations, and more.
  • INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM – tracking organized crime, Chinese influence, and engaging the audience in long-term investigations.

We wish you a great conference!
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Thursday, December 10 • 16:55 - 17:25
Constructive Journalism in Greece: Weathering Many Storms

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Years of social turbulence have eroded trust in the news media and public institutions in Greece. Greeks increasingly turn to social media and other online sources for news and have some of the highest levels of online news consumption in the West. Within this context, Orthos Logos entered the picture in early 2019. Greece’s first solutions journalism startup, Orthos Logos operates on a subscription-based model, aims to reduce polarization in society, and provides evidence-based journalism. Can such a publication succeed? What do the first two years of its existence demonstrate? How can a startup with limited funding weather storms such as the pandemic and economic recession? This presentation charts possible answers.

Moderators
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Christian Christensen

Professor of Journalism, Stockholm University
Christian is Professor of Journalism at Stockholm University, Sweden. Professor Christensen's research has examined the intersections of journalism, politics and technology. He has published numerous articles and book chapters on WikiLeaks, in addition to other pieces on the relationship... Read More →

Speakers
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Michael Nevradakis

Communication Instructor, Deree-The American College of Greece
Michael (Ph.D., Media Studies, University of Texas at Austin, 2018) is a communication instructor at Deree-The American College of Greece. His dissertation, titled “From the Polis to Facebook: Social Media and the Development of a New Greek Public Sphere,” examined social media’s... Read More →


Thursday December 10, 2020 16:55 - 17:25 CET
Virtual