Events

On March 26, top experts at The New York Times, Newsday, The City, and KFF Health News united in front of a full house at New York University to reveal how to break original stories using local and national Freedom of Information laws.

Look back as we unpack the myriad of factors contributing to media distrust, and examine some ways it might begin to be restored.

In a live discussion on May 10 at New York University, an all-star panel of journalists shared tips, strategies and story-generating tactics on getting access to federal and New York public records.

In this talk from Insider’s Manhattan headquarters, editorial experts and recruiters provide reporters and editors with tips and tools to outrace the competition in the fast-paced journalism industry.

On March 13, the Deadline Club brought together a group of experts for a critical discussion about the intersection between AI and journalism.

Eat, Drink, Love, Write: Best-selling food and wine authors on how they do it On November 15, two literary gourmet legends and long-time friends — The New York Times’s Melissa

Award-winning memoir and non-fiction authors, top editors, agents, and contributors came together at the Salmagundi Center for a special talk and reception, “Publishing Without Perishing: Reaching the Next Level, from Commentary to Book.”

Moderated by Jeanmarie Evelly, Executive Editor at City Limits Tuesday, March 23, 2021 6:00 – 6:50 ET — p.m. With COVID, it is becoming increasingly difficult to access records, information

Missed the event? Watch it on the “Deadline Club” YouTube page. Speakers Include: Christopher Bonanos (@heybonanos), city editor of New York magazine and its urban affairs site, Curbed. Three-time author, most recently of “Flash: The Making of