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 When: Thursday, 3 June 2010
Where: Auckland Museum
Online Bookings: $20
(plus $3 booking fee)
Time: 6.30pm–11pm
Door sales: Limited door sales from 6:30pm on the night
Enquiries: For enquiries please phone 09 306 7048.
This year's season of LATE at the Museum events welcomes a year-long investigation into the theme of innovation – featuring panel discussions with this country’s leading innovators and music by our top performers.
This month LATE at the Museum asks what a rapidly-changing digital landscape means for broadcasters, policy makers and of course us as audiences?
The evening will ask what is happening, and what needs to happen, to ensure the independence and profitably of content creators in the age of ‘open source’ media.
Is the Internet the friend or enemy of today’s broadcasters and journalists, and how can we sustain quality programming and reporting at a time when newsrooms are shrinking and people expect to read, hear and watch content for free?
Smart Talk
The evening features a panel discussion with Associate Professor of Journalism at AUT University, Dr Martin Hirst and guests. The discussion will be moderated by former editor of the New Zealand Listener and award-winning columnist Finlay Macdonald. View the panellists »
Great Music
Entertainment on the evening includes Little Bushman who return to the Museum for an encore following their spellbinding performance at our inaugural LATE, plus Jeremy Toy (Opensouls) with special guests. View the music artists »
Food and a cash bar will be available. Please enter via the Atrium from 6:30pm. | 
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