Registration and welcome coffee

Dunja Mijatovic, OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media
H.E. Peter Burkhard, Head of the OSCE Mission to Serbia
H.E. Desirée Kopmels, Netherlands Ambassador to the OSCE
> Moderator: Gordana Jankovic, Head of OSCE Mission to Serbia’s Media Department

From the Promised Land to the Wilderness: Is Internet Freedom Dead?
Jacob Mchangama, Founder and Director of Justitia, Denmark

Re-thinking journalism
Prof. Dr. Natali Herberger, Professor of Information Law, University of Amsterdam’s Faculty of Law, Netherlands
Igor Bozic, Executive producer N1 TV, Serbia
Andrew Finkel, Platform for Independent Journalism, P24, Turkey
Fredrik Laurin, “Uppdrag granskning”, Swedish Public Broadcaster’s investigating journalism team, Sweden
> Moderator: Tihomir Loza, South East European Network for Professionalization of Media, Executive Director, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Lunch & Group Photo

Digital Whistleblowing and Cybersecurity: Partnership of Journalists and Hackers in Public Interest (Panama Papers, WikiLeaks, Snowden and Alike)
Fabio Pietrosanti, Hermes Center for Transparency and Digital Human Rights, President, Italy
> Anchor: Bojana Barlovac, freelance journalist and media researcher, Serbia

Virtual Realities: the rapid rise of immersive journalism – hype or hope?
Mandy Rose, Associate Professor, Director – Digital Cultures Research Centre, University of the West of England, United Kingdom

Women in the Media – From Portraying to Harassing
Tamara Skrozza, Vreme weekly journalist, Serbia

Constructive journalism: The power of the future-oriented question
Cathrine Gyldensted, Director of Constructive Journalism at the Journalism School at Windesheim University of Applied Sciences, Netherlands

The Page View is a Zombie
Dejan Nikolic, Content Insight, Serbia

Inside the Facebook Algorithmic Factory
Vladan Joler, SHARE Foundation, Serbia

Coffee break

The Internet We Have to Save: Are algorithms the new form of censorship?
Hossein Derakhshan, Independent author/researcher, Iran/Canada
Ben Wagner, Center for Internet and Human Rights, European University Viadrina, Germany
dr Radim Polcak, Head of the Institute of Law and Technology Masaryk University, Faculty of Law, Czech Republic
Lenart Kucic, Delo, Slovenia
> Moderator: Vladan Joler, SHARE Foundation, Serbia

Social Event: Meeting digital rights community from Vienna

Thomas Lohninger, AKVorrat, Austria

Afternoon break

Morning coffee

Crowdsourcing: How to include citizens in investigative journalism
David Schraven, CORRECT!V, Germany

Online Safety of Journalists: the OSCE’s Response

Jennifer Adams, Office of the OSCE RFoM, Deniz Yazici and  Jürgen Heissel, Permanent Mission of Austria to the OSCE

Coffee break

The Journalism Crisis is a Public Policy Problem
Dean Starkman, journalist, media critic and editor at Columbia Journalism Review, USA

Why Net Neutrality matters for Freedom of Speech
Thomas Lohninger, Executive Director of the AKVorrat, Austria

Working with readers creates richer journalism
Caroline Bannock, the Guardian’s head of community journalism, United Kingdom
> Anchor: Domen Savic, DrzavljaniD, Slovenia

South-East European Dialogue on Internet Governance: Bottom-up Approach
Aida Mahmutovic, SEEDIG, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Lunch break

#newmednet project 1: Digital Sustainability: Understanding the Needs of Online Local Media in Serbia and Croatia
Ilir Gashi, Slavko Curuvija Foundation, Serbia

#newmednet project 2: Journalism sources in the digital age
Zuzanna Warso, Helsinki Committee for Human Rights, Poland

Startups and entrepreneurial journalism: Building sustainable business models for digital journalism
Valer Kot, Media Development Investment Fund, Czech Republic
Tamas Bodoky, Atlatszo.hu, Hungary

Journalism and Art: Complementing and Collaborative Storytelling
Zelimir Gvardiol, movie director, Serbia

The Balkans: What is the current state of media telling us about today’s societies?
Jovanka Matic, Institute of Social Sciences, Belgrade, Serbia
Tihomir Loza, The South East European Network for Profession¬alization of Media (SEENPM), Executive Director, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Hajrudin Hromadzic, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, University of Rijeka, Croatia
Snezana Trpevska, Institute of Communication Studies, Skopje, former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
> Moderator: Gjergj Erebara, BIRN Albania

Amy Brouillette, The Center for Media, Data and Society, Central European University, Hungary
Thijs Berman, Office of the OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media
Gordana Jankovic, OSCE Mission to Serbia, Head of Media Department