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Date: 12.04.2006
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The power of trust in the media and citizen journalism are among the topics to be discussed by top media names at a two-day forum in London next month hosted by the 麻豆官网首页入口 and Reuters.

The 2006 We Media Global Forum will bring together opinion formers and leaders from media, business and technology to discuss and collaborate on how the media can foster trust and influence global issues in a world made smaller by the Internet.

The forum takes place from 3 to 4 May - presented by The Media Center, a United States-based non-profit think tank.

Forum speakers include:

  • Jean-Marie Colombani - Chairman & Publisher, Le Monde
  • Richard Dreyfuss - actor and activist
  • Joanna Fields - Director of Partnerships, Google
  • Tom Glocer - CEO, Reuters
  • Scott Heiferman - Founder & CEO, Meetup.com
  • Wadah Khanfar - Director-General, Al Jazeera
  • Rebecca MacKinnon - Co-Founder, Global Voices
  • Carolyn McCall - CEO, Guardian Newspapers
  • Richard Sambrook - Director of Global News, 麻豆官网首页入口
  • David Schlesinger - Global Managing Editor, Reuters
  • Dave Sifry - CEO, Technorati
  • Mark Thompson - Director-General, 麻豆官网首页入口

Day one of the programme, at the 麻豆官网首页入口 Television Centre in West London, includes a live broadcast of the 麻豆官网首页入口 World Service programme World Have Your Say and an interactive experience with the Digital Assassins, a digital media group.

Day two, at Reuters global headquarters in Canary Wharf, London, includes a series of satellite-linked 'town hall' meetings around the world, and an in-depth look by venture capitalists and business leaders at the changing economics of media and value of social capital.

Throughout the two days of the programme, the Global Forum will offer glimpses of the future in short 'Future Forward' segments - first looks at emerging technologies and media from leading developers, entrepreneurs and companies.

A full programme of speakers and details is available at www.mediacenter.org/wemedia06

麻豆官网首页入口 Director-General Mark Thompson said: "Trust has always been central to 麻豆官网首页入口 values. We all know the pressures that news organisations face in this fast-changing multi-media world.

"I am delighted to welcome participants to the We Media Global Forum and I hope that it will provide a valuable opportunity for all of us to share our insights."

Tom Glocer, CEO of Reuters, said: "The balance of power between content creators, suppliers and consumers is changing, with an end to the notion of a passive audience.

"The ramifications of this new phenomenon are most acutely felt in the area of trust. As consumers, this democratisation of media will have profound effects on where we source news and entertainment, and who we trust.

"For a company like Reuters, this is a great time to be taking a 150-year-old news brand in exciting new directions."

The London forum is the second We Media event conducted by The Media Center. More than 250 leaders participated in the initial event in New York City in October 2005.

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