Throughout the session plenty of useful tips and pieces of advice were imparted by the speakers - Ricard Espelt, co-founder of redall.cat and Gemma Urgell, journalist, blogger and consultant for redall.cat - and delegates alike. Here's a collection of some of the thoughts shared...

There are interviews with writer, musician and activist Pat Kane; El Pais journalist Joseba Elola on how the WikiLeaks cables were "something really good for journalism"; and with head of news for Amnesty International Rob Winder who talks about developments in reporting human rights news.

The podcast below features interviews with Catalan journalist and academic Dani Madrid about the media coverage of the Japanese earthquake and media140 founder Ande Gregson, reflecting on the two-day conference.

From Journalism.co.uk live coverage

We are in a "golden age of press freedom" where anyone can own the press, professor Jay Rosen told the media140 conference today.

Summary of 8 key ideas Jay Rosen presented to the @media140 conference, collected by @hakantee