Friday
2 to 3:30 pm
Low Cost, Big Impact: How to Make the Web Work for You
Panel Discussion hosted by Jackie Bennion and Jim Hopkins
How can reporters and editors with little time and less budget maximize the use of the web for groundbreaking investigative projects? Hopkins and Bennion will go through tips, techniques and ideas for improving your use of the web to report, produce, publish and promote big stories.

3:45 to 5 pm
The Latest in Online Law
Presenter: Tom Burke
Can I still do that? Legal issues on the web change constantly. Tom Burke will fill us in on the latest challenges, problems, pitfalls and opportunities and bring you up to date on the state of online media law. Bring your questions.

Saturday
9 am to 12 pm and 2 to 5 pm    (This is a full-day session with a break for lunch.)
Navigating the Issues of the New Media World
Facilitator: Steve Buttry, American Press Institute
Real-life reporting and editing issues in the wild web world is the topic of this session. How much do you trust sources and tips from twitter and Facebook? What are the rules for reporting info from these sites? How do you handle a breaking story that changes from minute to minute? What about those anonymous comments and lurking trolls? Should blogs have different standards from printed news stories? The American Press Institute's Steve Buttry offers an interactive day-long session on the standards, fairness, challenges and techniques we all face as we move from a weekly to a minute-by-minute model.