EJC Innovation Conference on Covering the Crisis

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Website: http://coveringthecrisis.eu
Description: Covering the Crisis generated two days of intense interaction and fruitful debate between leading global players from the world of financial journalism. Fresh insights were offered, new connections were made, experiences were shared and innovative ideas were generated.
Language: 🇬🇧 English
last modified: 2009-11-16 16:06
last episode published: 2009-11-16 13:58
publication frequency: 0.0 days
Contributors: European Journalism Centre; Owner Author; frenken@ejc.nl (Raymond); Managing editor
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Number of Episodes: 15
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Episodes

Date	Title & Description	Contributors
2009-11-16	1. Asgeir Jonsson on Did the media and the markets let down Iceland Speaker: Asgeir Jonsson, Chief Economist, Kaupthing Bank, Iceland, and Author of "Why Iceland?"
2009-11-16	15. Karel Lannoo on The new regulatory landscape in the EU Speaker: Karel Lannoo, Director, Center for European Policy Studies
2009-11-16	14. Melisande Middleton on Media and the Self-Fulfilling Prophecy Speaker: Melisande Middleton, Director, Center for International Media Ethics Melisande Middleton is co-founder and director of the Center for International Media Ethics (CIME). She has written and edited for the World Bank, UNESCO, CNRS International...
2009-11-16	13. Prof. Steve Schifferes on How the BBC called the crisis Speaker: Prof. Steve Schifferes, Marjorie Deane Professor, City University London Steve Schifferes is the Marjorie Deane Professor of Financial Journalism at City University London, where he is setting up an MA in financial journalism. Steve was previ...
2009-11-16	12. Jason Schenker on The Story Not Reported Speaker: Jason Schenker, President& Chief Economist, Prestige Economics Jason Schenker is the President and Chief Economist of Prestige Economics, LLC. He is a respected writer, presenter, speaker and media personality on topics including the econ...
2009-11-16	11. Kevin Kallaugher Skype Conference Speaker: Kevin 'Kal' Kallaugher, Editorial Cartoonist of The Economist Kevin Kallaugher also known as Kal, is the chief editorial cartoonist for The Economist weekly and is the former cartoonist of the Baltimore Sun. He was recruited by The Economist ...
2009-11-16	10. Jean Pisany-Ferry on Future of European economics Speaker: Jean Pisany-Ferry, Director, Bruegel Jean Pisani-Ferry was made director of Brussels-based think tank Bruegel in 2005. A French Professor of Economics at Université Paris-Dauphine, he was previously economic advisor at the European Comission ...
2009-11-16	9. Bernard A. Lietaer on Monetary blind spots and structural solutions Speaker: Bernard A. Lietaer, Research Fellow, University of California Bernard Lietaer is a Research Fellow at the Center for Sustainable Resources of the University of California at Berkeley. His book on the Future of Money was published in January 2...
2009-11-16	8. Karel Williams on Financial Crisis and Story Telling by Disributive Coalition Speaker: Prof. Karel Williams, Director, Centre for Research on Sociocultural Change, Manchester University and Prof. Ewald Engelen, Professor of Financial Geography, University of Amsterdam Karel Williams is Director of the ESRC funded Centre for Res...
2009-11-16	7. Robert Teitelman on Why did the coalmine ignore the dead canary Speaker: Robert Teitelman, Editor in Chief, The Deal Robert Teitelman is editor in chief of The Deal LLC. He is responsible for editorial operations of The Deal’s print and electronic products. Mr. Teitelman joined The Deal in December 1998 from Insti...