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In discussion with David Swan, Technology Editgor for The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald

In Discussion with David Swan

Telum Media and PwC are pleased to present a candid conversation with David Swan, Technology Editor at The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald and one of the most-viewed journalists on the Telum platform.

In this engaging discussion, David will share insights into the evolving technology landscape, the stories shaping the industry, and how media professionals can stay ahead in a fast-moving digital world. From AI and big tech to emerging trends and newsroom dynamics, this session will offer valuable, practical perspectives for communications professionals looking to better understand and engage with tech media.

Date: Tuesday, 21st April 2026
Time: 7:30am to 9.30am, AEDT
Venue:  PwC Australia, Southbank, Melbourne

Exclusive to Telum Media clients. Click here to register

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