Just a brief reminder that the community-driven town hall discussion “No News is Bad News: Seattle As a No-Newspaper Town?” is happening tonight at 7:00 PM in the Bertha Landes Room at Seattle’s City Hall.
What it is: A free, community discussion to discuss the future of journalism and news media in the Seattle area.
What it isn’t: A “save the newspapers” effort.
“No News is Bad News” is an informal organization formed by Seattle-area bloggers. Tonight’s event is free, but registration is required.
The event will be moderated by KIRO’s Dave Ross. Panelists include NYU professor Jay Rosen, P-I columnist Art Thiel, UW professor Kathy Gill, and Seattle Times online Director of Content Cory Haik.
For more information or to submit a question for the panel, visit the No News is Bad News website.
Update: If you missed the event, you can view a video archive of the event on Ustream or feel free to check out the notes I took with my fancy new LiveScribe Pulse pen, which are indexed to an audio recording of the event. Just click on any of the green text to hear what was being said at the time I wrote it.