• Pam Platt: Stockholm Weblog
• Par-Arne Jigenius: King Karl XII and his ‘high Ombudsman’
• Pam Platt: Opening remarks
• Jan van Groesen: Journalism in the Near Future
• Peter McEvoy: The lonely hell of the ombudsman
• Christina Elia : Profile and activity of news ombudsmen
• Damian Tambini: POLIS Financial Journalism Research Project
• Mario Vitor Santos: New media and new methods
• Esben Ørberg: Pitfalls and barriers on the road to a successful ombudsman
• Jane B. Singer: Journalism ethics in a shared media space
• Edward Wasserman: New threats to ethical journalism
• Eva Landahl: New media and new methods
• Yrsa Stenius: Individual harm vs. public interest
• Joakim Jardenberg: Content is not king; conversation is
• Erik Fichtelius: The prize of success
• Panel discussion: Can readers, listeners, viewers and Web-suers improve journalism?

Post conference columns

• "A smorgasbord of ideas from the annual ONO conference" Siobhan Butterworth in The Guardian
• "The battle between old and new media and the unsettling future of journalism" Stephen Pritchard in The Observer
• "Ombudsmen serve as agents of conciliation, not litigation" Carlos Eduardo Lins da Silva in Folha de Sao Paulo
• "Does the world need more news ombudsmen?" Alicia C. Shepard on National Public Radio

2008 ONO Conference
Gunnar "Kulan" Kugelberg of TV4 in Stockholm has produced a video summarizing the 2008 conference of the Organization of News Ombudsmen in May.
View it here

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Lilian Öhrström opens the conference
[Click image to view video on TV4 site]

Torbjörn von Krogh gives a history of Swedish press and broadcasting
[Click image to view video on TV4 site]