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Schibsted Journalism Awards
Schibsted Journalism Awards ble opprettet i 2007 for å hedre eksempler på forbilledlig journalistikk i form av tekst, foto, lyd eller levende bilder.
Det konkurreres om tre priser - hver av dem på 200.000 kroner:
•beste historie
•beste nyskapning
•beste avsløring
Publisert redaksjonelt materiale fra konsernets journalister og fotografer i alle land der Schibsted driver redaksjonell virksomhet vurderes av en tverrnasjonal fagjury. Utdelingen og et journalistseminar for 250 redaksjonelle medarbeidere finner sted hvert år.
Program
08:30 Registration.
09:30 Words of Welcome by Kjersti Løken Stavrum, Chairman of the Schibsted Journalism Awards’ organizing committee, and by Rolv Erik Ryssdal, CEO Schibsted Media Group.
09:40 Presentation of the nominees in the category Best Story Telling
09:50 The war reporter. The Martin Adler Story. Martin Adler was a renowned Swedish reporter covering wars and conflicts all over the world until he was killed in Somalia in 2006. The film The Martin Adler Story is presented by Swedish TV4-reporter Rolf Porseryd
10:30 Telling more than a thousand words. VG’s experienced photographer Harald Henden documenting the journalistic power of the pictures
11:00 Coffee break
11:15 Presentation of the nominees in the category Best Scoop.
11:25 Finding scoops everywhere. Aftenposten’s investigative reporter Per Anders Johansen on the Wikileaks cables and other scoops.
12:15 Lunch.
13:00 Presentation of the nominees in the category Best Innovation.
13:10 #talkaboutit. Johanna Koljonen and Sofia Mirjamsdotter on their successful initiative on talking about sex and sexuality on social media.
13:45 What’s your idea? SINTEF, Scandinavia's largest not-for-profit research institute, has led a project on what drives extraordinary idea work and creativity. Presented by senior scientist Arne Carlsen and Gudrun Rudningen, scientist.
14:30 Publish and be damned! Chief editor in Aftonbladet Jan Helin on the limits, or no limits, of journalism.
15:15 Coffee Break.
15:30 The story never told. New York Times’ reporter David Rohde was a prisoner of Taliban in Afghanistan for seven months until he managed to escape. US media did not break the hostage story.
16:15 Words of the jury. Head of Jury – Kalle Jungkvist.
16:25 Final notes and wrap-up.
Foto: Rosa Prince fra Daily Telegraph fortalte om avdekningen av "The Expenses Scandal" under Journalism Awards 2010.
