This year's Society of Editors conference takes from Sunday night to Tuesday morning at the Tower Hotel in London.
Watch the action live below from 10.30am on Monday (video provided courtesy of Silverstream TV and the Society of Editors). Full programme below.
10.30 am Welcome
Jonathan Grun, President of the Society of Editors and Editor of the Press Association
11.00 am Silence
11.05 am Keynote address – speaker to be announced
11.50 am Opening up the family courts
The Rt Hon Sir James Munby, President of the Family Division12.30 pm Responsible journalists deliver the news – not make it
Heather Brooke, Freedom of Information Campaigner
Shami Chakrabarti, Director, Liberty
Andrew Vallance, Air Vice-Marshall, Secretary, DPBAC
Christopher Graham, Information CommissionerChaired by Martin Stanford, News Presenter, Sky News
1.15 pm Buffet reception and lunch in partnership with BBC News
2.15 pm The Police and the Media
Can the new “FBI” lead the way?
Keith Bristow, Director General of the National Crime Agency
Alex Marshall, Chief Executive Officer, College of Policing
Andrew Trotter, Chief Constable, British Transport Police, National Policing Lead for the Communication Advisory GroupChaired by Dermot Murnaghan, News Presenter, Sky News
3.20 pm The changing face of journalism
Steve Auckland
David Dinsmore, Editor, The Sun
Peter Barron, Director of Communications and Public Affairs in Europe, Middle East and Africa, Google
Geraldine Allinson, Chairman, the KM Group
Simon Fox, Chief Executive, Trinity MirrorChaired by Raymond Snoddy, journalist, television presenter, author and media commentator
4.15 pm Tea
4.30 pm Society of Editors’ Lecture
Lord (Michael) Grade of Yarmouth CBE
A former chairman of the BBC and ITV, Michael Grade is also a Press Complaints commissioner.Chaired by Francesca Unsworth, Deputy Director of News and Current Affairs, BBC
5.25 pm AGM
7.15 pm Reception
7.45 pm Gala Dinner (Black tie)
Those speaking at the Gala Dinner include President Jonathan Grun, Editor of the Press Association, David Price QC and president-elect Ian Murray, Editor, Southern Daily Echo.
11.00 pm Late bar
TUESDAY 12 November 2013
9.30 am The way forward for IPSO
Including:
Stig Abell, Managing Editor, The Sun
John Witherow, Editor, The Times
Lord Hunt, Chairman, Press Complaints Commission
Paul Vickers, Chairman, Industry Implementation Group
John McLellan, Director, Scottish Newspaper SocietyChaired by Steve Hewlett, Presenter, BBC Radio 4’s The Media Show
11.30 am Conference close
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