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Join THE CITY, Chalkbeat, and EdNC and learn how they kept their in-person engagement strategies going during the height of the pandemic by adapting the “Open Newsroom” to work in a virtual environment, continuing to listen, produce and share relevant news and information.

After three years of Table Stakes, two industry leaders share analysis on how lessons around revenue and business models prepared them for an unexpected pivot.

Management styles have to be rethought as newsrooms become decentralized. Learn from best practices of a team who have remained focused and collaborative while they work remotely.

All of your Tech questions in 10 seconds or less.

When the world comes to a near-halt, how to keep your head up and pursue the story

A workshop focused on how to report stories that don’t shy away from big problems but help communities see where systemic change might be possible.

Insights for journalists from News-Psychology research on whether and how political bias indicators (left, center, right) in news stories impact comprehension and perceptions of credibility.

During a time when social distancing is the law, how do newsrooms keep their communities engaged AND protected. Community newsroom leaders share how they have changed their strategy, explored innovation, and reached new levels of engagement within their communities despite social distancing restrictions.

This session will share key takeaways from publishers who successfully crafted fundraising campaigns that emphasized the necessity of public-service journalism while their newsrooms were serving their communities with critical news and information at the height of the coronavirus pandemic.

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