As part of Social Media Week, Mashable hosted its fifth NextUp NYC educational series event Tuesday evening at 92YTribeca with a smart group of panelists exploring emerging skills of tomorrow’s journalists.
The event included networking, an announcement of Mashable Follow and a panel conversation with journalists. Discussions touched on the continuing evolution of technology and its effect on the journalism industry, as well as how journalists can better train themselves and improve their skills. For those who missed the event, Mashable‘s David P. Alexander produced the video above, with highlights from the event.
The panel, led by Mashable‘s Vadim Lavrusik, included:
Jay Rosen, journalism professor at New York University and blogger at PressThink.orgJenna Wortham, technology reporter for The New York TimesDrake Martinet, associate editor for D: All Things Digital/The Wall Street Journal DigitalLaurie Segall, money and technology reporter for CNN
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