Reporting from "Journalism 3G: The Future of Technology in the Field"

This afternoon and tomorrow, I'll be reporting from the "Symposium on computation + Journalism" conference at Georgia Tech, with coverage from the event including:

  • Krishna Bharat, Principal Scientist at Google and creator of Google News
  • Michael Skoler, Executive Director, Center for Innovation in Journalism at American Public Media
  • Elizabeth Spiers, media columnist for Fast Company and founding editor of Gawker.com
  • Chris Barr - senior editorial director at Yahoo! and former founding Editor in Chief of CNet Networks
  • Leah Culver - Founder of Pownce, a San Francisco-based micro-blogging service
  • Nic Fulton - Chief Scientist, Reuters Media

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