Future Week 2024 is fast approaching, and soon we will gather for two days of insights and inspiration around the future of journalism and media technology in Bergen. The table is set with delights ranging from artificial intelligence, the future of trust, and digital strategies. This is something you simply don’t want to miss!
Some key sessions to look forward to:
CTO Panel: What Are the Tech Leaders Looking For? For the first time, Chief Technology Officers from some of the largest Nordic broadcasters – NRK, TV 2, SVT, and DR – will come together for a joint discussion. They will share their thoughts on the biggest technological challenges, including AI, and how media companies are preparing for the future. This is a unique opportunity to gain insights into what the major players are seeking as they develop future media technology.
Andy Parsons, Adobe: Transparency and Trust in the Media Andy Parsons, head of the Content Authenticity Initiative at Adobe, will present how the C2PA standard is set to restore trust in media content. In an era where fake news and manipulated content are spreading, this is a key technology for the future of digital media.
BBC Verify: Shayan Sardarizadeh on Combating Disinformation Shayan Sardarizadeh from BBC Verify will take us to the frontlines of the fight against disinformation. He will share experiences from his work fact-checking stories from the Gaza conflict and the U.S. election, providing insights into how media organizations can navigate a world filled with false narratives.
Financial Times: Strategic Successes in a Digital World Isabelle Campbell from the Financial Times will share how the newspaper has succeeded with its digital transformation. Her presentation offers valuable advice on how to steer a traditional media company through digital changes and which strategic choices have been crucial for FT.
The Evolution of the Internet: Ryan Broderick on a Better Digital Landscape Ryan Broderick, known for his newsletter Garbage Day, will explore how the internet has gone from being an inspiring place to a chaotic mess. In his session, he questions how we can rebuild a better internet – a topic that is more relevant than ever.
This is just the tip of the iceberg! Check out the full program here: