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- Picture Workshop 9 December 12:15 - 2:15PM
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- Media Panel 9 December 2:45 - 3:15PM
Longform’s Next Act
In a media environment dominated by sensationalism and short-form content, longform journalism has struggled to keep its grip. According to the 2025 Reuters Institute Digital News Report, 62 percent of online news consumers now prefer bite-sized updates. Yet platforms like YouTube and Substack show renewed demand for depth, with Substack alone reporting a fivefold rise in paid subscriptions since 2020. The question is no longer whether audiences have the attention for longform, but whether the industry is delivering it in ways that resonate. Publishers and creators are now reimagining longform for a global, digital-first audience, using new distribution models and partnerships to balance reach with resonance, and to define the next era of credible, enduring media.
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- Marketing Panel 8 December 1:00 - 1:30PM
The Economics of Attention
Attention is scarce, and expensive. Where does it flow, how is it priced, and who captures the surplus? A session focused on mapping today’s attention market, new measurement standards, and what debut platforms must do to earn, hold, and monetize time
Central Stage - Media Panel 10 December 2:40 - 3:00PM
Building a New Backbone for Journalism
In a fragmented information landscape where politics is both a content and commodity, the role of a journalist is being fundamentally rewritten. Veteran broadcaster Chuck Todd and award winning correspondent turned tech startup founder Jane Ferguson, reflect on how platforms, algorithms, and polarization are reshaping the craft of reporting, and what it will take for political journalism to remain credible and relevant in an era of speed, spectacle, and suspicion.
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