The Media Society is pleased to announce the first event of its Spring/Summer Season.
It's an online Media Society discussion event: Trump v the Media.
On Tuesday March 25th. 6pm on Zoom.
The media – a long-standing battleground for America’s latest President – is facing tough new challenges. So, how should the media respond?
Indeed, Trump's presidency is having a profound impact on journalism and the media industry. So, our event is timely and highly topical.
Our Panel:
- Former BBC Radio 4 presenter Ritula Shah (Chair)
- ITV News Correspondent Robert Moore
- Guardian US Columnist Margaret Sullivan
- Media Mix host Claire Atkinson.
You will be able to ask questions when you book a ticket, and during the event itself.
Tickets £10, students free. Book via Eventbrite.
This Season's Events
Coming up in our Spring/Summer season, from March to June, we have a busy schedule of events.
We'll send out more details in due course - but, so far, we have the following events lined up:
- Substack and Newsletters - the new journalism? Wednesday April 30th, 6pm on Zoom.
- Future of X - to leave or stay, that is the question. Tuesday May 20th, 6.15pm in-person at The Conduit in Covent Garden, followed by networking drinks.
- Climate and the Media - how should the media approach climate change? Thursday June 26th, 6.15pm in-person at The Conduit in Covent Garden, followed by networking drinks.
Society News
Meanwhile, the Media Society is very much back in business. As well as our Zoom and in-person events, we are launching our new website early next month (designed by our Director of Marketing Peter Walker), a new membership system in late April, with improved benefits and discounted membership fees, a new Media Society podcast series in May, and a new Media Society Mentoring Scheme later in the year.
We'll keep you updated on developments.
Do contact us if you have any questions, or would like to work with us in any way: president@themediasociety.com
The Media Society organises events that discuss and debate important and topical media issues. The charity is supported by a growing membership base, and its activities take place across platforms.