Digital Media Conclave 2021 - Day 2 - live streaming

 

Digital Journalists Association of India (DiJAI) in association with PreSense and Technical Partner Hocalwire has organised a three-day Digital Media Conclave 2021 online on the theme "Staying Digitally Ahead".  

The Panel discussion on the topic Äre we Tech ready in the digital age of journalism"will be streamed live through youtube through this link from 3 pm on 3rd Dec 2021.

https://youtu.be/ovqen_QMbAw

A workshop on the topic ""What are the numbers that matter" will be held at 4.30 pm.  This can be watched below and through this link.

https://youtu.be/ciMOV1MjA30

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Digital Media Conclave 2021 - Day 1 - Live streaming

Digital Journalists Association of India (DiJAI) organises three-day Digital Media Conclave 2021 from 2nd Dec to 4th Dec 2021.   

The first day proceedings can be watched live from 3 Pm through the following links.

2nd Dec 2021

Inauguration and Panel discussion at 3 PM  - Staying Digitally Ahead : Building Self-Sustainable Newsrooms

https://youtu.be/nIB61NN7vLE

Workshop at 4.30 PM Staying Digitally Ahead: Methods to Monetize your Content

https://youtu.be/xvDHcAUefhc

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Digital Media Conclave 2021 ( 2 -4 Dec 2021) online

 

PRESS RELEASE: DECEMBER 1, 2021

The Digital Journalists Association of India (DiJAI) is hosting its first three-day virtual Digital Media Conclave from December 2-4, 2021. The conclave will be inaugurated by Chief Guest Dr. Santhosh Babu IAS (VRS), Managing Director, Kerala State Information Technology Infrastructure Limited, Thiruvananthapuram and Prime Point Srinivasan, Founder & Chairman of DiJAI.

The theme of the conclave is Staying Digitally Ahead.  Staying with this theme will be four panels and three workshops that will address a range of subjects, details of which are listed below.  The panels spread over three days from 3-5pm (IST) will be moderated by the Honorary Secretaries of DiJAI, Vinoth Poovalingam, Dipti Kumar, V. Prem Shanker.

The Digital Media Conclave is free to all and details to register for more updates, schedule of the panels and workshops, and information on the speakers is available here: http://dmc2021.dijai.in/

Schedule

DAY 1
Introduction & Keynote	Introduction to the Digital Media Conclave	K. Srinivasan & Dr Santhosh Babu
Panel Discussion	Staying Digitally Ahead: Building Self-Sustainable Newsrooms	Shradha Sharma & Anuradha Kedia
Workshop	Staying Digitally Ahead: Methods to Monetize your Content	Vinoth Poovalingam
DAY 2
Introduction & Keynote	Keynote	K. Srinivasan & Bhartruhari Mahtab
Panel Discussion	Staying Digitally Ahead: Are you Tech Ready for the Digital Age of Journalism?	Devdas Rajaram & Marie Elizabeth Mueller
Workshop	Measuring Digital Media: What are the Numbers that Matter?	Ashwani K. Mishra
DAY 3
Introduction & Keynote	Keynote	K. Srinivasan & N.K. Premachandran
Panel Discussion	AI and its Impact of Media: Content Generation, Battling Fake News, Audience Engagement	Jency Jacob & Jaskirat Singh Bawa
Panel Discussion	Staying Digitally Ahead: What about Credibility?	Govindraj Ethiraj & Faye D'Souza
Workshop	Rules & Regulations for Digital  Media Ethics, Censorship & Laws	Na Vijayshankar (Naavi)
Closing Remarks	Closing Remarks	K. Srinivasan & Priyanka Chaturvedi

 

The core purpose of the  Digital Media Conclave is to actively engage in change-driven conversation with policy makers, media owners, and professionals on the topics that are important to the vision of Staying Digitally Ahead.

The Digital Media Conclave is organised by DiJAI, media partner PReSENSE, and technology partner Hocalwire.

ABOUT DiJAI:

DiJAI was founded by a group of journalists with the support of IIT Madras in March 2016 to hone the professional and technical skills of digital journalists in the country. Journalists from across India and abroad are part of the Association.

For Further Details Contact:
Prime Point Srinivasan

K. Srinivasan,   

Chairman & Managing Trustee, Digital Journalists Association of India (DiJAI)

Mobile and WhatsApp:  +91 917 665 0273

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Government officials can avoid Press Conferences during Corona Crisis - Use Video conferencing to brief Media

Many parts of the country are celebrating New Year today and tomorrow.  DiJAI greets all members a very happy new year. 

Today Mr Bharathi Thamizhan of Chennai Press Club has issued a Press Release requesting the Government of Tamil Nadu to avoid direct daily Press Conferences by Ministers and Officials to brief about Corona, as it may pose risk to the media persons.

Chennai Press Club has suggested that the Government can issue Press Releases and  conduct Press briefing through video conferencing.  Chennai Press Club has also suggested the Government can nominate few officials for media contact to get any clarifications.

On behalf of DiJAI, I endorse the views of Chennai Press Club and all the State Governments in India can avoid direct press conferences till the normalcy is restored and conduct press briefing through video conferencing.  This will avoid the risk for media persons.

K. Srinivasan, Chairman, Digital Journalists Association of India (DiJAI)

13 April 2020

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