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DESCRIPTION:RSVP FOR THIS EVENT\n\nWhen Samuel Morse sent the first officia
 l telegram from the Supreme Court Chamber\, he demonstrated this new media 
 technology with the message\, "What hath God wrought?" Journalists today\, 
 nearly 180 years later\, might well ask the same question about technology'
 s impact on their profession\, and on the news business generally.  Please 
 join us for a panel conversation about technology's impact hosted by the Si
 licon Valley Archives. Panelists Kara Swisher\, Rich Jaroslovsky and Ken Do
 ctor will speak with us about the successes and failures in journalism's ad
 option of new digital and media technologies.  The discussion will range ac
 ross issues such as the fragmentation of audiences\, the migration of adver
 tising dollars and new models for news.\n\nKara Swisher is the country's fo
 remost technology journalist. Among many other ventures\, she is the longti
 me executive producer and host of the Code Conference\, co-host of the popu
 lar "Pivot" podcast as well as the new interview podcast "On With Kara Swis
 her." She is a former reporter for The Washington Post and The Wall Street 
 Journal\, as well as a former New York Times columnist.\n\nRich Jaroslovsky
  (Stanford '75) is Vice President for Content & Chief Journalist of SmartNe
 ws\, the global news-aggregation app. A former political writer and editor 
 at The Wall Street Journal\, he was the founding managing editor of The Wal
 l Street Journal Online\, founded and was the first president of the Online
  News Association\, and teaches a course in the history of online news at U
 C Berkeley.\n\nKen Doctor spent more than two decades at Knight-Ridder in k
 ey editorial and executive roles\, and then became one of the nation's most
  authoritative and respected experts on the news industry as it struggled t
 o adapt to the new digital world. Then in 2020\, he decided to put his expe
 rtise to work by founding his own local-news enterprise\, Lookout Local\, a
 nd launched his first site\, Lookout Santa Cruz.
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LOCATION:Green Library\, East Wing
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SUMMARY:Silicon Valley Talks: Technology and Journalism
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URL:https://events.stanford.edu/event/silicon_valley_talks_technology_and_j
 ournalism
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