by holdthefrontpage staff
The list of speakers for next year's 'Future of Journalism' conference in Cardiff has been announced.
They include James Curran who is professor of communications at Goldsmith's College at the University of London.
He is currently the UK representative on the European Commission Committee promoting research on broadcasting in Central and Eastern Europe.
James has also written 18 books including Media and Cultural Theory and Mass Media and Society.
Joining James at Cardiff University will be Bettina Peter who is director of the Global Forum for Media Development – a network of 500 media assistance organisations.
She has edited a range of publications including the Handbook on Human Rights Reporting in Africa.
The university is still appealing for journalists, academics and trainers to submit papers for next September's conference.
Titles and abstracts for papers should be no more than 250 words and submitted by January 9 to Bob Franklin at journalismstudies@press.uk.net.
They should focus on one of the seven following themes:
Perspectives from different countries/continents
New media technologies, blogs, citizen journalism and user-generated content
Business trends and developments
Implications and developments for journalism practice
Broadcast and print journalism
The employment, education and training of journalists
Journalism ethics
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