He IV Journalism and Citizenship Forum of the Canary Islands now addresses this Thursday and Friday from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria the current situation of the sector and the most urgent challenges for the profession, such as hoaxes, the emergence of artificial intelligence and the so-called pseudomedia.
Participating in the negotiations are important national and local figures in communication and justice, such as Olga Rodríguez, Raquel Ejerique, Ignacio Escolar, Francisco Moreno, as well as Jennifer Jiménez, Carlos Sosa and Gara Santana. Also speaking is the emeritus judge of the Supreme Court, José Antonio Martín Pallín, because many of the issues currently being addressed in the matter concern not only journalism, but also possible legal regulations or the active participation of the judiciary. in operations with which he was until now considered unrelated.
Program
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 27
5:00 p.m. Where is journalism going?
Conversation on emerging trends and challenges facing the profession: pseudomedia, hoaxes and artificial intelligence.
Ignacio Escolar: director of elDiario.es.
Olga Rodríguez: Spanish journalist, researcher and writer specializing in international information, the Middle East and human rights.
Francisco Moreno: information director of Mediaset España.
Jennifer Jiménez: journalist from Canarias Ahora.
6:30 p.m. Right and disinformation
Conversation about attacks on the uncomfortable press using state powers, especially the judiciary.
Raquel Ejerique: deputy director of elDiario.es.
José Antonio Martín Pallín: emeritus magistrate of the Supreme Court.
Carlos Sosa: director of Canarias Ahora
Gara Santana: former press chief of Irene Montero and journalist for Canarias Ahora.
