Visual artist and creator of Emergency RoomThierry Geoffroy gives his view on the state of our visual culture.

Bob Drogin from the Los Angeles Times was awarded the Pulitzer Prize this year for his fantastic story about "Curveball", the Iraqi refugee who told the German intelligence service stories about Saddam Hussein's "biowaffen" prior to the invasion of Iraq.
From the following event: Behind the biggest media lie of the decade

Q&A with Bob Drogin from the Los Angeles Times who was awarded the Pulitzer Prize this year for his fantastic story about "Curveball", the Iraqi refugee who told the German intelligence service stories about Saddam Hussein's "biowaffen" prior to the invasion of Iraq.
From the following event: Behind the biggest media lie of the decade

Will Web 2.0 spoil journalism? Andrew Keen and Mark Briggs debates Web 2.0 at Fagfestival 2008.

Andrew Keen introduces his points on web 2.0 before the debate with Mark Briggs.
Will Web 2.0 spoil journalism?

Mark Briggs introduces his points on web 2.0 before the debate with Andrew Keen.
Will Web 2.0 spoil journalism?

Spørgsmål fra salen besvares af panelet.
Fra oplægget: Virksomhedernes egne tv-kanaler

Poul Kjar fortæller om, hvorfor Udenrigsministeriet arbejder med at lave en tv-kanal på nettet.
Fra oplægget: Virksomhedernes egne tv-kanaler

Thomas Stokholm, medstifter af Bastard Film, fortæller her om sit arbejde med at etablere en brand Channel for Carlsberg: Part of The Game.
Fra oplægget: Virksomhedernes egne tv-kanaler

Vickie Lind er redaktør i Forsvarets Mediecenter og fortæller her om Forsvarskanalen.
Fra oplægget: Virksomhedernes egne tv-kanaler

Q&A session with Mark Briggs.
From the following event: Editor's guide to journalism 2.0

Mark Briggs is an award-winning media innovator, and the author of the manual "Journalism 2.0"
From the following event: Editor's guide to journalism 2.0