The Future of News Discussed by Washington Media Leaders
<p> As news consumption continues to move away from traditional media like newspapers and television and onto more interactive platforms, a group of journalists and executives gathered today to discuss what the news landscape might look like a few years from now or in the next decade.</p> <p> Taking part in the forum&nbsp;were NPR reporter Eyder Peralta, who is also an associate producer for the network&#39;s social media outlets; New York Times reporter Jennifer Preston, who covers social media, politics and business; Peter Cherukuri, General Manager of AOL&#39;s politics division; and Steve Buttry, Director of Community Engagement and Social Media for the Journal Register Company - which owns over 350 newspapers and websites around the country.</p> <p> The closing speech of the summit&nbsp;was given by CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Mark Knoller and Paul Taylor, editor of Governing Magazine. They discuss innovation with social media and governance.</p> <p> The discussion&nbsp;was hosted by the David All Group - an online communications and branding firm.</p>
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