World Congress of Science and Factual Producers

The WCSFP will open with X (formerly Google[x]) director Obi Felten and the Institute for the Future director of Game Research and Development Jane McGonigal, as they share insights into how Silicon Valley fosters creativity and nurtures ideas.

The New York Times Company president and CEO Mark Thompson will discuss the challenges the digital world presents to the media, the strategy he has put in place at The New York Times and how to stay ahead in the era of fake news.

NPACT general manager John Ford and Vidcon CEO Jim Louderback take a look at the state of science and non-fiction programming in the US, including new platforms and collaborations that are broadening and changing the landscape.

has been a must-attend gathering for producers, broadcasters and distributors working in science, history and non-fiction media. As we celebrate our anniversary, we are looking ahead to the innovations changing the core of our industry and the growing importance of communicating knowledge and truth.

This year's three-day event in San Francisco, CA, will feature keynotes by industry leaders, a new Innovation Expo, and tailored networking events. We will welcome broadcast and production leaders, along with content creators from a wide range of tech and innovation industries.