This article contains links to the archived Livestream video segments from the 2014 Knight-MIT Civic Media Conference June 23-24, 2014 at MIT in Cambridge, Mass. See all videos here: Livestream.com/Knightfoundation/folder

Monday, June 23

• Welcome & announcement.  – Joi Ito and Alberto Ibargüen.
• Keynote: Engaging Communities Through Data-Smart Governance – Susan Crawford
• Interlude: three lightning talks
• Knight News Challenge announcement – Alberto Ibargüen and Michael Maness
• The Open Web’s second chance – Elise Hu, NPR; Seamus Kraft, OpenGov Foundation; Mark Surman, Mozilla Foundation
• Millennials and News – Chris Sopher, Knight Foundation (curator); Tran Ha – Knight Stanford; Jared Keller, PolicyMic; Katy Peters – TurboVote; Chris Rudd – Mikva Challenge
• The Open Web and Participation – Carolina Rossini, New America Foundation (Marco Civil Da Internet); Renata Avila, Creative Commons, Guatemala (Web We Want); Promise Tracker team – Promise tracker; Erhardt Graeff, Center for Civic Media (Action Path / geography-powered civic engagement)
• Surveillance and the Open Internet – Ethan Zuckerman, moderator; Emily Bell, Tow Center; Becky Hurwitz, Center for Civic Media; Nathan Freitas – The Guardian Project

Tuesday, June 24

• Keynote: The Internet as an Antidote to Mainstream Media Failure: Citizen Journalism in Turkey – Zeynep Tufekçi Links: video part 1 and video part 2

• Citizen science, sensing and mapping – Sean Bonner, Safecast; Catherine D’Ignazio or Don Blair, OpenWater; Shannon Dosemagen, Public Lab; David Manthos, Skytruth

•  New work from The Center for Civic Media

• Putting Users First – John Bracken, Knight Foundation; Emi Kolawole, Stanford d School; Kristen Titus

• The 9 Principles of the Media Lab and the future of civic media. –  Joi Ito

• Conference wrap-up – Michael Maness

See all videos here: Livestream.com/Knightfoundation/folder