Want to see Cuez in action?
Breaking Boundaries: Innovation & the Future of Journalism
Campus Kantienberg, Foetweg 66, Ghent
20 February, 12:00-19:00
What is Modular Journalism? What will the audience expect from journalism in 2030? How should journalists or newsrooms best approach generative AI? And how can new NRCSs help newsrooms produce faster and better news for print, radio, TV, websites, and more?
During the event, you will not only get a chance to discuss these and other topics but also meet an international expert George Montagu from FT Strategies (UK) who will guide you through audience’s needs and expectations for 2030, followed by Martin Schori from Aftonbladet (SE) — the largest newspaper in Sweden — who will unveil how AI can be useful in newsroom.
Cuez, as part of the research consortium, will present the new NRCS — Storiez — developed during the two-year EPIC research project and provide insights into its legal aspects.
George Montagu is Senior Manager and Head of Insights at FT Strategies. Before joining FT Strategies, George worked in various strategy roles within the Financial Times over the course of 6 years — specialising in subscription and data strategy.
Martin Schori is an experienced journalist, strategist, publisher, and manager, adept at leading organizations through continuous change. Always embracing digital innovation, never static. Skilled communicator with an extensive network in Sweden and internationally.
*The event is organized in the framework of the research project EPIC, financed by the Flemish Government. The event will be held in Dutch. The two international speakers (George Montagu and Martin Schori) will present keynotes in English.
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