The sixth annual NCTJ Journalism Skills Conference is to be hosted by Bournemouth University between 27 and 28 November 2013.
The conference is marketed as a ‘must-attend annual event for those who are passionate about quality multimedia journalism’. BU’s Multimedia Journalism course is accredited by the NCTJ.
Speakers at this year’s event include:
· Mark Austin, journalist and presenter, ITV News
· Peter Bale, vice president and general manager, CNN International Digital
· Pete Clifton, executive producer, MSN UK
· Ollie Joy, digital business journalist, CNN
· Sandra Laville, crime correspondent, The Guardian
· Frank Le Duc, editor, Brighton and Hove News and Latest TV
· Andy Martin, deputy editor and head of news, Bournemouth Echo
· Ian Murray, editor-in-chief, Southern Daily Echo
· Liisa Rohumaa, journalism lecturer, Bournemouth University
· Mark Russell, managing editor, GQ
· Tom Thomson, managing editor, The Herald and Times Group
· Andrew Wilson, head of the journalism foundation, BBC.
To book a place at the conference you can visit the NCTJ website.