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ASNE's annual convention is the largest annual gathering of newsroom leaders from daily newspapers and other news organizations. At ASNE 2012, editors and leaders in the field of journalism education will gather to refresh their spirits and create a roadmap to transform their newsrooms and shape the future of professional journalism. Latest Conference Updates
ASNE Convention: Just around the corner
 There will be some terrific discussions and speakers at the ASNE Convention June 24-26 at the Capital Hilton in Washington, D.C.
We start at 1:35 p.m. on Monday, June 24, with View from the C-Suite, a panel featuring some of the industry's top CEOs. Listen to Gracia C. Martore (Gannett), Mark Thompson (The New York Times Co.), Patrick J. Talamantes (McClatchy) and Katharine Weymouth (Washington Post Media) discuss the reinvention of news and information, what's working at their organizations and where we're headed. We end Wednesday, June 26, about 3:15 p.m. after hearing from Twitter CEO Dick Costolo and a panel discussion on pay models across the country. Continue reading
Convention schedule online -- register today!
There will be some terrific discussions and speakers at the ASNE Convention June 24-26 at the Capital Hilton in Washington, D.C. Early bird registration is open until May 30. Make your plans, book your hotel room, and we'll see you there! Our convention schedule is now online! The schedule is subject to change, but it's still a great way to preview the fantastic events we have in store. Check it out here. Continue reading
Exciting panels scheduled at the ASNE Convention
There will be some terrific discussions and speakers at the ASNE Convention June 24-26 at the Capital Hilton in Washington, D.C. Here are just a couple of panel discussions you won't want to miss: Leading Innovation: The Short Takes and the Long Views.
In 2013, innovation is no longer just a smart move -- it's essential. Twenty years after the Internet emerged as both a disruptive and empowering force for organized journalism, we hear eight different short talks on innovation and discuss what's working, what's not and what's next. Continue reading
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