Dan Gillmor

I frequently speak at public and private events. (See below for a partial list of such appearances during the past few years.)

Want me to come speak?

I’m represented for speaking engagements by Monitor Talent (+1.617.252.2700). Please contact Meghan Journey Fennell or Mel Blake.

Upcoming Travel & Speaking Appearances

This is where I update my upcoming travel schedule. If you’ve booked me for an event and don’t see it listed here, please let me know right away.

• June 10, Oslo, Schibsted Journalism Awards
• June 23, Baltimore, College Media Conference
• June 24, New York, Edelman New Media Academic Summit
• July 3-7, Grahamstown, South Africa, Highway Africa and World Journalism Education Congress
• July 21-22, Washington, Library of Congress workshop
• July 25, Accra, Ghana, Pen+Bytes board meeting
• August 4-7, Denver, AEJMC

Selection of Past Appearances.

• Jan. 17-19: Cambridge, Mass., Berkman Center, Harvard University
• Jan. 23-24: Munich, Germany, Digital Lifestyle Day
• Jan. 30, Doha, Qatar,  Enabling Voices: Media, Democracy, and Reform conference
• Feb. 12-15: Cambridge, Mass., Berkman Center, Harvard University
• March 3: Palo Alto, Calif., New Communications Forum
• April 7-8: Athens, Ohio, Institute for International Journalism, Ohio University
• April 13, Montpelier, Vermont: Lecture and Discussion
• April 16-20, Cambridge, Mass. with public talk on April 19 at Harvard University (specifics TBA).
• April 27: New York, Hearst Lecture, Columbia University
• May 2-3, Berlin, International Institute for Journalism
• May 4, London: We Media conference
• May 10-13, Cambridge, Mass., includingBeyond Broadcast gathering at Harvard Law School on May 12-13
• May 14-16, San Diego: Future in Review
• May 28, Edinburgh, Scotland: International Press Institute World Congress
• May 30, San Jose: NetSquared: Remixing the Web for Social Change
• May 31-June 1, Carslbad, California: D: All Things Digital
• June 13-17, Helsinki
• June 27-30, Aspen: Brainstorm

2005

• Jan. 21: Cambridge, Mass., member of “Blogging, Journalism and Credibility” roundtable at Kennedy School of Government, Harvard
• Feb. 1: St. Petersburg, Fla., speaker at Poynter Institute seminar
• Feb. 14: Chapel Hill, N.C., lecture at University of North Carolina
• March 10: Madrid, member, working group on terrorism and the Internet at the International Summit on Democracy, Security and Terrorism
• March 13: Austin, Texas, speech at South by Southwest Interactive conference
• April 7:  Austin, keynote at International Symposium on Online Journalism, University of Texas
• April 12: Washington, panelist at American Society of Newspaper Editors annual meeting
• April 15: Berkeley, panelist at “The Changing Economics of News” conference, University of California-Berkeley
• April 20: Las Vegas, panelist at Radio/Television News Directors annual meeting
• May 1: Seattle, panelist, Society of American Business Writers and Editors annual meeting
• May 16: New York, panelist, Personal Democracy Forum
• May 24: Carlsbad, Cal., panelist, Wall Street Journal’s “D: All Things Digital” conference
• May 30: Seoul, keynote at World Editors Forum
• June 4: Denver, panelist, Investigative Reporters & Editors annual conference
• Aug. 1: Salzburg, Austria, led seminar on online journalism for young European journalists
• Aug. 25: Half Moon Bay, Cal., speaker at McClatchy Co. annual editors and publishers retreat
• Sept. 13: Jersey City, N.J., panelist at Johnson & Johnson Global Communications Conference
• Sept. 22: Ann Arbor, Michigan, Graham Hovey Lecture at Knight Wallace Fellows Program
• Sept. 29: New York, keynote at Conference Board Corporate Communication and Technology Conference
• Oct. 14-15, Fullerton, Calif., keynote and panel at California First Amendment Coalition meeting
• Oct. 28, San Jose, panel at Associated Press Managing Editors conference
• Nov. 4, Prague, panelist at Media Development Loan Fund’s Media Forum
• Nov. 15, Tunis, International Institute for Journalism panel at WSIS meeting
• Dec. 10, London, participant in Global Voices  summit

2004

• Jan. 9: Las Vegas, panel moderator at Consumer Electronics Show
• Feb. 13: San Diego, panelist, Digital Democracy symposium
• March 13: Austin, speaker at South by Southwest Interactive
• April 17: Cambridge, Mass., session leader at BloggerCon conference
• June 17: Palo Alto, panelist at Churchill Club event
• July 28: Portland, Oregon, speaker at Open Source Convention
• Aug. 3: Toronto, panelist at participatory journalism conference
• Aug. 13: Santa Cruz, Cal., keynote speaker at Hypertext 2004 conference
• Aug. 24: Aspen, speaker at Progress & Freedom Foundation conference
• Sept. 21: Palo Alto, talk at Palo Alto Research Center
• Sept. 27: New York, speech at Markle Foundation
• Sept. 28: New York, speech at Cardozo Law School
• Oct. 2: Lake Tahoe, panelist at Gnomedex conference
• Oct. 21: London, keynote at U.K. Association of Online Publishers conference
• Oct. 4: San Jose, speech at Commonwealth Club event
• Oct. 29: Los Angeles, panelist at 35th Anniversary of the Internet Symposium at UCLA
• Nov. 6: Stanford, speaker at Accelerating Change conference
• Nov. 14: Shanghai, talk at Foreign Correspondents Club
• Nov. 15: Shanghai, lecture at Fudan University
• Dec. 10: Cambridge, Mass., panelist at Berkman Center for Internet & Society (Harvard Law School) conference