DNA 2009 - Newsletter

Preview the BBC’s Virtual College of Journalism at DNA2009

Establishing the gold standard for journalism training in the UK: that was one of the goals set for BBC’s new College of Journalism. The college, which is responsible for the career-long training of all BBC staff, now surpasses the boundaries of the BBC to enter the virtual world with an ambitious online journalism training project accessible for all.

In order to achieve its goals, the BBC gathered the most talented journalists from inside and outside the corporation and used their expertise. The online college also includes a forum to spark debate about the future of journalism in the digital age.

And now, at DNA2009, the BBC is ready to unveil its Virtual College of Journalism. Delegates at the conference will preview the website and hear from Kevin Marsh, the Head of the college and former Editor of BBC Radio 4.

> Book your spot at DNA2009 and see what you can learn at the Virtual College of Journalism.

Over 50 top speakers

Apart from Kevin Marsh, DNA2009 has over 50 other top speakers such as Jeff Jarvis, internationally acclaimed author of ‘What Would Google Do?’ (released January 27th), Richard Gizbert (Al Jazeera), Ben Hammersley (Wired), video guru Michael Rosenblum, Jonathan MacDonald (OgilvyOne), Turi Munthe (Demotix), Laura Oliver (Journalism.co.uk), Peter Vandermeersch (De Standaard) and many others from the world’s leading and innovative media and broadcast companies: Al Jazeera, Conde Nast, Google, Microsoft, NRK, Nu.nl, Reuters, Télélibre.fr,…

> Join them to discuss the future of digital media

Focus on Nedstat

Nedstat, European leader in website analytics, is one of the sponsors of this year’s DNA conference. Its products and services enable companies to improve the effectiveness and profitability of their online communication and business.

Nedstat’s video analytics Stream SenseTM creates new ground breaking reports to answer critical questions about video stream usage including all important click behavior during advertising messages.

Sitestat mobile analytics provide an in-depth view of mobile browsing and conversion. Detailed, real-time analytics report on phone brands and types, screen sizes, browsing behavior and mobile conversion.

Nedstat makes website analytics straightforward and accessible for users of all levels and disciplines. Products are easy to use, reports are clear and fast to access, customization is easy and services and support are personal and high quality.

Nedstat has six offices throughout Europe and employs 180 people. Their client list consists of well-established and worldwide operating companies, including in the media sector, e.g. Aberdeen Journals, Wegener Media Ventions, Endemol Nederland, RTL Nederland, VRT, Haymarket, Elsevier, Wolters Kluwer and many more.

> Visit the website