What will news look like in 10 years?
What will news look like in 10 years?As part of its Future of News project, the BBC has compiled this video in which leading editors, journalists and academics give their views on how journalism might change.
Future of News - full report
Future of News - full reportThe BBC's full report can be downloaded here.
In Video
Europe embraces old with the new
The future of India's news is mobile
The changing face of news in Kenya
VR for news could be close
How will you be watching the news in 2020?
Your Future of News
Your Future of NewsWhat is the future of news? Your views
From the BBC website
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Device helps track elderly health
The hub which can help families monitor the health of elderly relatives remotely.
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CES 2015: Testing the latest drones
The BBC Click team put three of the latest drones through their paces
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Changing attitudes to older people
Graham Satchell talks to people still working past retirement age, and enjoying it.
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Could beacons transform shopping?
Spencer Kelly puts beacon technology to the test
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How news habits are changing
Five technology trends to watchFeatures
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Bridging gaps in the public's news
The challenges faced by the BBC and other news organisations on how to keep different generations of people informed, not all of whom are online.
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Seven insane ways tech will change news
New gadgets but also new platforms
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Connected generation
Timeline of major developments and what comes next
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News making profit?
Are people willing to pay for news?
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The big divide
Can politics ever appeal to young audiences?
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Technology and healthcare
The role of news in making sense of new tech
Seven insane ways tech will change news
Connected generation
News making profit?
The big divide
Technology and healthcare