dir. de monchaux: good evening, everyone. my name is nicholas de monchaux. i m the director of the berkeley center for new media. the host with the graduate school of journalism of our lecture here tonight. it s my great pleasure to welcome kevin delaney to the art and culture technology lecture series, since its founding in 1997 by my colleague, this series and expansion has been part of the berkeley center for new media. in 2005, it has been leading both thinkers and practitioners at the intersection of arts, culture, technology, and design to the berkeley campus. since 2016, we have also been proud to participate in this evening s framing and organizing series, the arts and design monday s series organized by the associate vice chancellor on campus, shannon jackson, and her office. we are particularly grateful to shannon and her office for covering the rent here at the berkeley art museum and the pacific film archive, which helps us all speak to you in such a wonderful ven
analysis web site courts, discusses the future of digital journalism. from the university of california, berkeley, this runs just over an hour. good evening, everyone. my name is nicholas demanshoeau, director of the berkeley center for new media. the hosts with the graduate school of journ limb. of our lecture here tonight. it s my great pleasure to welcome kevin delaney to the art technology and culture lecture series. since ins finding in 19973 my colleague art goldberg the series is an etch pansion of part of the berkeley center for new media in 2005 has brought leading thinkers and practitioners at the intersection of the arts, culture, technology, and design, to the berkeley campus, since 2016 we have also been proud to participate in this evening s framing and organizing series, the arts and design mondays series, organized by the associate vice chancellor for the arts and design on campus, shannon jackson and her office. we are particularly grateful to shannon and t
both thinkers and practitioners at the intersection of arts, culture, technology, and design to the berkeley campus. since 2016, we have also been proud to participate in this evening s framing and organizing series, the arts and design monday s series organized by the associate vice chancellor and shannons, janet jackson, and her office. we are particularly grateful to shannon and her office for covering the rent here at the berkeley art museum and the pacific film archive, which helps us all to speak to you in such a wonderful venue. [applause] dir. de monchaux: thumbs up. the lecture tonight, it is the second and an annual series inaugurated with last year s conversation with frank thor and nick thompson, examining the future of the news media and its role in shaping the future. i think it is particularly appropriate, then, that we also share tonight s conversation with the cameras of c-span, itself an important tool of instrument of technology and media in the public serv
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