The World Press Photo Foundation Awards Days 2016 offered a packed program of photographer presentations and discussions.

This presentation, by Dr Adrian Hadland, was Introduced by Kari Lundelin. Dr Hadland gave a preview of the 2016 State of News Photography, conducted by Stirling University (UK) in conjunction with the World Press Photo Foundation. 

Recorded in Amsterdam, 23 April 2016. 

The State Of News Photography - 2016 Survey

The World Press Photo Foundation Awards Days 2016 offered a packed program of photographer presentations and discussions.

This panel was "What is the State of Multimedia?"

Introduced by David Griffin, the discussion included Joël Ronez, and Steve Duenes (The New York Times).

Recorded in Amsterdam, 22 April 2016.



What Is The State Of Multimedia?

The World Press Photo Foundation Awards Days 2016 offered a packed program of photographer presentations and discussions.

This panel was "What is the State of Video Journalism?"

Chaired by Loup Langton (Director of the School of Journalism & Broadcasting, Western Kentucky University), the discussion included Brian Storm (Founder and executive producer, MediaStorm), Duy Linh Tu (Professor and director of digital media, Columbia Graduate School of Journalism), and Tara Todras-Whitehill (Founder and director of photography, Vignette Interactive).

Recorded in Amsterdam, 23 April 2016.


What Is The State Of Video Journalism?

The World Press Photo Foundation Awards Days 2016 offered a packed program of photographer presentations and discussions.

This panel presented The Four Corners Project (see http://fourcorners.io/)

The presentation involved David Campbell (World Press Photo Foundation), Fred Ritchin (International Center of Photography) and Jonathan Worth (Open Lab, Newcastle University).

WPPh AD2016 - The Four Corners Project - Authorship Context Credibility

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