Between ad blocking and sinking CPM's, funding for high-quality journalism is harder and harder to come by. From donations to micropayments, crowdfunding to billionaires, we'll explore what's workin...

Hunted by ISIS, the Syrian regime, Shabiha, different fighting groups, the Syrian electronic army and corporations, Syrian journalists and citizen reporters face death on a daily basis, and their da...

Three BuzzFeed country editors - from Canada, France and Spain - will discuss BuzzFeed International's strategy, with a focus on what works - and what doesn't - country by country. They'll share how...

Where are you? In conversation with Massimo Sestini, winner of the 2015 World Press Photo award. Photojournalism, the zenith camera angle and the discovery of a new point of observation of news even...

In a world where 40% of users leaves a web page when it takes longer than 3 seconds to load and Ease of Navigation is the top website attribute users care about, the AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) i...

Working in and reporting on war zones. What's changed? Organised in association with Medici Senza Frontiere.

A reflection on the narration of the tragedy of migrants, as seen from different perspectives. With Matina Stevis, WSJ Africa correspondent, who has covered refugees and migrants in Europe, the Midd...

Internet is a world full of data that can be useful for journalistic work. Finding this data can be simple or very complex. This is a workshop to discover the official sources and data-mining techni...

It happened, software ate the world, we lost control over our information and security is not better than before. How to stem organized crime, corporations’ and governments’ appetite on data bub...

What does Italian news publishing already have, what does it lack and what does it need? There are five directives to follow in order to move innovation in digital media in Italy: business models, a...