IPI World Congress 2020 - NOW ON THE WEB!

IPI WoCo 2020 >>> 2021

The IPI team is developing a condensed, virtual IPIWoCo 2020 programme with selected topics and sessions. Through this series of online events spread over September 2020, we will stay both connected and allied in solidarity in these uncertain times when media freedom and quality journalism are ever so important. And we want to know just what you want to know about.

Thank you for taking this very brief survey and sharing your ideas with us!

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* 1. How likely is that you will attend the IPI WoCo 2020 series of online events this September?

Very likely. Count me in!

Not so likely. Depending on the programme and topics.

I don’t know.

I don’t attend online events, ever.

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* 2. Which areas are most interesting to you? (choose your top three or four)

The world has changed - How should journalism look, feel and act?

Non profit, for profit - Who funds journalism now?

Strategies for covering the health, economic and life impact of Covid-19

Building sustainable journalism models (including business, audience, news products)

Strategies for journalism in a world of misinformation and disinformation

Building cross-border and collaborative investigative journalism

Creating new news products our audience will value

The rise of populism - how can we stop it undermining media and dismantling democracy

Resisting government clampdowns and defending the critical press freedom space as we emerge amid and beyond the Pandemic

Finding new ways to do local journalism and serve our communities

Getting to a world of stories with data journalism

Other (please add)

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* 3. Are there any particular speakers or sessions from the IPI WoCo programme you would like to see included? Check the programme here and let us know!

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* 4. Are there any sessions or speakers we missed that we should include now?

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* 5. Preferred format of the event (select no more than two answers)

Panel discussion: inspiring exchange of ideas, arguments and information among panellists with different views and backgrounds

Focus groups: very interactive conversation among a smaller group of participant interested in a specific topic

VIP Interview: tête-à-tête with one or two high profile experts or VIP speakers

Presentation: successful case study example

Workshop: interactive way to learn new skills

Other (please specify)

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