IJF19: Fast & slow: the place of investigative journalism in a digital world


05/05/2019

A panel about long-form investigative journalism and digital storytelling.

People are bombarded with information at all times of the day. What place does long-form investigative journalism have in the digital world? What is the appetite for long reads? From whom? With what impact? How journalists are re-imagining investigative storytelling digitally to keep people engaged and use new techniques to explain and bring people into the story?

A panel at the International Journalism Festival in Perugia organised in association with Reuters.

Panellists:

  • Jane Barrett (global head of multimedia Reuters),
  • Vicky Frost (executive editor lifestyle HuffPost UK),
  • Andrew Marshall (special correspondent Reuters),
  • Simon Trigg (head of commercial Shorthand).
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