We need to talk about … the future of journalism

Since the publication of the paper on the mission of the news during the crisis, Guardian editor-in-chief Catherine Wiener has made numerous responses from enthusiastic reactions to readers, media commentators, and other independent public interests I am getting it. So we invited her to the studio and discussed why she is writing this article, the feedback she received, and the questions from Guardian supporters about the future of the journalism industry.

What constitutes a sustainable business model for high-quality news in the digital age? How can the world be covered when the UK withdraws from Europe? Does the government need to develop domestic standards to teach children how to explain news and opinions? How to properly store media

It is the guardian collaborator Heather Stewart that hosts this version "What we need to talk about".

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We need to listen to lessons about James Carey's journalism and disseminate news as a ritual to convey facts (this is all of the above interactions). That is why we need to study new forms of news. (That's why I opened a lab at J-school at the City University of New York and the reason to use the comedy as a news tool next month and the news as a short course of comedy tools.) I am working on this with a postmass society I will. Most of the effects of many transitions (in some cases or in some cases). Part of that is how the thinking of mass media influences our perception of journalism and political and social structure. It is necessary to reset. The bad guys - trolls and Russians - a couple of things - to talk with the public is a waste of time and money, and the goal is learned to be more effective. They learned that creating social tokens is a more effective way to inform people than creating articles. I can even learn from it.

"We talk about important ideas and many skills and tools that we need to master, but when you look at data news created by elite, wealthy people, famous media, you can get 10 points on a simple map, a simple proportion Calculated by calculation ... It is also known as data news Alla Rybina (Gothenburg University, Sweden) 'Not only for daily news but also for larger and smaller interactive entertainment and service projects I would like to make better, data-driven contributions Survey data of influential size Story data Journalism is diverse, but it should be diversified and spread to more editorial departments. Must be Marie-Louise Timcke (Journocode, Germany)