P. Kim Bui of reported.ly recaps the best advice given in a table talk that covered talking salary, finding advocates and keeping your job description updated.

Wendy Wyatt, Professor/Chair of the Dept. of Communications & Journalism at the Uni. of St. Thomas, talks about why creating a code of ethics should be a complicated process in every newsroom.

Tom Kent, Abe Kwok, Laura Wides-Muñoz and Wendy Wyatt talk about this interactive discussion, where they presented a series of real-world ethical questions and asked how your newsroom would respond. They also unveiled the culmination of our two-year-long Build Your Ethics Code project — a globally crowd-sourced website that allows you to create your own ethics code.

Nico Sell and Cory Dotorow discuss privacy concerns within the industry — why journalists should take steps to protect themselves and their sources.

Nico Sell and Cory Dotorow discuss privacy concerns within the industry — why journalists should take steps to protect themselves and their sources.

Nico Sell and Cory Dotorow discuss privacy concerns within the industry — why journalists should take steps to protect themselves and their sources.

David Ho of The Wall Street Journal gives insights to using your smart for journalism – he says it’s a Swiss Army Knife of functionality for journos.

ONA Board members P. Kim Bui, Ting Cai, Steve Herrmann, and David Smydra give advice to journalists getting their start in digital media.

Amy O’Leary, @amyoleary, the editorial director at Upworthy, provides three ancient storytelling methods that can improve your digital storytelling today.

We asked CNN National Political Reporter Maeve Reston and Mashable Political Editor Juana Summers to offer advice on how to stay organized ahead of the 2016 presidential election.