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Hearst Demystifying Media Series
The Hearst Demystifying Media Series from the University of Oregon creates a forum for leading media practitioners and scholars to talk about their work. Since January 2016, we have hosted more than 40 events, with speakers from Facebook, Vox, BBC, NPR, National Geographic, OPB, Trusting News Project and Hearken, as well as leading American Universities such as Stanford, Columbia, Virginia, George Washington and City University of New York.  Alongside recording their public lecture, where possible, we also record podcasts and a short TV studio interview with participants. Links to these recordings can be found below, alongside podcast transcripts, interviews with campus radio stations KWVA, and write-ups in the trade press (where applicable). You can follow or subscribe to media from the series via these channels
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Demystifying Media – Talks (YouTube) Demystifying Media – Studio Q&As (YouTube) iTunes – Podcast, Spotify – Podcast, SoundCloud – Podcast
 
Titles and organizations listed are correct at the time of the event.
 
For more information, please contact Damian Radcliffe, Carolyn S. Chambers Professor in Journalism, University of Oregon, at damianr@uoregon.edu. 1
 
List of events + recordings
Winter 20205
Misinformation Online5
Claire Wardle, co-founder and Executive Chair of First Draft5
The emergence of esports5
esports journalists Mitch Reames and Will Partin, with Maxwell Foxman, Assistant Professor of Media Studies at the University of Oregon5
Social Responsibility Reporting5
Karen McIntyre, Assistant Professor of Multimedia Journalism, Richard T. Robertson School of Media and Culture, Virginia Commonwealth University5
Documentary Storytelling6
Jake Swantko, Academy Award winning Director of Photography 
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Fall 20196
Engaged Journalism6
 Ashley Alvarado, director of community engagement at Southern California Public Radio (KPCC + LAist)6
In conversation with Matthew Winkler6
Matthew Winkler, co-founder and former editor-in-chief of Bloomberg News6
Spring 20196
How Climate Change Can Be Part of Any Beat7
Rosalind Donald, Columbia University, PhD Candidate7
How Power and Privilege Shape Public Discourse in Progressive Communities7
Sue Robinson, UW-Madison School of Journalism and Mass Communication7
How News Organizations Can Fight Misinformation by Learning from the People Who Believe It and Share It7
Mandy Jenkins, JSK Fellow7
How not to run with scissors: knowing and checking your data7
Jennifer LaFleur, Data Journalist in Residence, American University7
The ethics of reporting on your own newsroom8
Matt Sepic and Laura Yuen, Minnesota Public Radio8
Winter 20198
Business Journalism in a Digital Age8
 Alice Bonasio, Editor-in-Chief, Tech Trends8
 An Evening with Tom Bowman8
Tom Bowman, National Desk Reporter for the Pentagon, NPR8
The Music Business as a Petri Dish for Journalism Innovation9
Cherie Hu, freelance writer, editor and podcaster focusing on the intersection of music and technology9
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Google and Journalism with Richard Gingras9 Richard Gingras, Vice President of News at Google9
Fall 20189
Why the Future of Journalism is Collaborative9
Heather Bryant, Founder and Director, Project Facet9
Changing the Way We See Native America9
Matika Wilbur, Creator, Project 5629
Spring 201810
Why Solutions JournalismMatters10
David Bornstein, CEO and co-founder, Solutions Journalism Network10
Reporting in Cuba, Mexico and Venezuela10
Will Grant, Cuba Correspondent, BBC (2018 Journalist in Residence)10
How Journalists Can Rebuild Trust10
Joy Mayer, Founder of the Trusting News project10
Winter 201811
Black Music Mattered: Demystifying Segregation, Integration and the Sounds of Soul11
John Capouya, Associate Professor of journalism and writing at the University of Tampa11
Documenting Chicagos Persistent Gun Violence11
Jason Wambsgans, Chicago Tribune, a 2018 Journalist in Residence11
Demystifying Investigative Reporting’s Future: Stories by, through and about algorithms11
James T. Hamilton, Hearst Professor of Communication, Stanford University11
Fall 201711
Israeli Media and Threats to Israeli Press Freedoms12
 Alan Abbey, MS ‘77, Shalom Hartman Institute12
Sexist Apps, Biased Algorithms and Toxic Tech12
Sara Wachter-Boettcher, BA 05, Rare Union12
Why People Fly from Facts12
Troy Campbell, Assistant Professor, University of Oregon Lundquist College of Business12
Spring 201712
Where Data Journalism Comes From12
C. W. Anderson, Associate Professor of Media and Culture, College of Staten Island, City of University New York12
The “Flattening” of News and Its Consequences for Trust (Or, How Designers and Developers Have Made It Harder to Tell Real from Fake)13
Stacy-Marie Ishmael, JSK Fellow, Former Managing Editor for Mobile, BuzzFeed News13
Winter 201713
The Future of Local Newspapers13 3

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