Editorial Intelligence Podcasts

Mark Lewis, the Dowler's family lawyer remarks on the latest phone hacking revelations. Comment Conference: Mobile World London, 6 July 2011

Groupthink3: Chair: Emily Bell, Tow Centre for Journalism, Columbia University Panel: Gaby Darbyshire, Gawker Media;  Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson, Financial Times;  Bob Guccione Jr, media entrepreneur;  Martin Nesirky, Spokesperson for the Secretary-General, United Nations  Indrani Sen, CUNY

Chair: Julia Hobsbawm, Editorial Intelligence1 Nina Planck, Real Foodist“Food for pleasure and life”2 Victoria Floethe & Kate Rose“Women’s desire”3 Jon Kamen, Radical Media

Neil Gaiman, bestselling author and writer - “The lone individual writing for many masses”, in conversation with John Hodgman, Famous minor TV personality

Closing Session: Chair: James Crabtree, Financial Times Panel: Janet Goldsmith, Names Not Numbers New York;  Chris Marchand, Executive Vice President, Operations, Jaguar Land Rover North America;  Jacob Weisberg, Slate Group  Peter York, social commentator. Names Not Numbers NYC

Chair: Michael Vachon, Soros Fund Management LLC 1. Anna Pinedo, Morrison Foerster “Is creative finance destructive?” 2. William Cohan Best selling Author and Journalist "What we know about individual responsibility in upper echelons of finance" Names Not Numbers NYC

PJ Crowley, former United States Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs ‘the individual’s moral duty in politics’ followed by a Q&A moderated by Gillian Tett Names Not Numbers NYC

Preview of the Sundance-selected documentary film “The Flaw” and Q&A with Louis Hyman Names Not Numbers NYC

Ken Auletta, The New Yorker interviewed by Gillian Tett, Financial Times Names Not Numbers NYC

Editorial Intelligence and The Sunday Times/Wellington College Festival of Education  In the chair: Dr Anthony Seldon, Master, Wellington College On the panel: Professor Sarah Churchwell, Professor of American Literature and Public Understanding of the Humanities, University of East Anglia;  Professor Niall Ferguson, Harvard University, LSE, Author, ‘Civilization’ and Columnist, Newsweek;  Harvey Goldsmith CBE, Chairman, Ignite;  Ben Hammersley, Writer, Technologist and Editor-at-Large, Wired Jenni Russell, Commentator, The Sunday Times, The Guardian and London Evening Standard Sunday 26th June 2011  Wellington College,  Crowthorne,  Berkshire,  RG45 7PU 

Chair: Janet Goldsmith, Names Not Numbers New York 1. Pat Mitchell, The Paley Center for Media “How revolutionary is Social Media?” 2. Aditya Dev Sood, Centre for Knowledge Studies “Technocratic versus Sociocentric Innovation in India (1327-present)” 3.Chrysi Philalithes, (RED) "(RED) in 140 characters’"

Groupthink3: Chair: John Gapper, Financial Times Panel: Matthew Bishop, The Economist; Rob Kaufelt, Murray’s Cheese, Gayle Lemmon, Council on Foreign Relations and author 'The Dressmaker of Khair Khana'; Lucy P.Marcus, Marcus Venture Consulting; Katherine Oliver and Commissioner, Mayor’s Office of Media & Entertainment. Names Not Numbers NYC

Individual in a Mass Age 3: Seth Godin, Bestseller, instigator, blogger Names Not Numbers NYC

Names Not Numbers NYC Groupthink: Is the modern era best defined by celebrity and is the expression of individuality possible without it? Chair: Betsy Gleick, PEOPLE MAGAZINE Panel:  Diane Clehane, Madeline Communications  Bob Guccione Jr, media entrepreneur Mark Harris, writer  Marc Karimzadeh, Women’s Wear Daily

Names Not Numbers NYC Sponsored by the British Council
 Where does creativity thrive? What troubles the creative individual? How truthful is creativity in this ‘reality’ era in TV, documentary and the movies? 
Chair: Caroline Daniel, Financial Times
 Panel Clemency Burton-Hill, BBC;  Caryn Mandabach, Caryn Manadabach Productions;  Sasha Frere-Jones, The New Yorker Jordan Roth, Jujamcyn Theaters;      

chaired by James Crabtree, Comment Editor of the Financial Times

Opinion Former Panel In association with the Institute for Government  Chair: Gary Gibbon, Political Editor, Channel 4 News  Panel:  John Authers, Global Editor, Lex, Financial Times John Cridland, Director- General, CBI Patricia Hewitt MP, former Cabinet Minister, Senior Independent Director, BT Group and Chair, UK India Business Council Lord Sainsbury of Turville, former Minister for Science and Innovation, Founder & Settlor, Gatsby Charitable Foundation and Chairman of Trustees, Institute for Government Lord Wolfson of Apsley Guise, Chief Executive, Next Plc  9th June 2011

In association with and kindly hosted by BBC Academy With a ‘Thought for the Day’ from  Mark Lawson, Presenter, Front Row, BBC Radio 4 and Columnist, The Guardian  Camilla Long, Chief Interviewer, The Sunday Times Libby Purves, Author, Broadcaster & Journalist Moderated by Charlie Burgess, Communications Consultant

Editorial Intelligence, the National Apprenticeship Service and the Taylor Bennett Foundation Chair: Brian Groom, UK Business and Employment Editor, Financial Times Panel: Martin Bright, Founder and Chief Executive, New Deal of the Mind Gemma Lines, Head of Graduate Marketing, Recruitment & Development, Citi Laurie Penny, Journalist, Author and Activist Simon Waugh, Executive Chairman, National Apprenticeship Service Faye Wenman, Trustee, Taylor Bennett Foundation Thursday 26th May 2011 BIS Conference Centre 1 Victoria Street London, SW1H 0ET

with   James Forsyth, Political Editor, The Spectator;  Viv Groskop, Columnist, Observer Walter Schwarz, retired Foreign Correspondent, the Guardian & Author, ‘The Ideal Occupation’. The conversation moderated by Julia Hobsbawm, Chair & CEO, Editorial Intelligence.