Social media has reshaped the news industry, forcing journalists to write, tweet, shoot video and tackle many other chores.

From Twitter to TikTok, social media platforms are leaving their imprint on legacy newspapers, magazines, TV news and more.

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Moderated by Adriana Lacy, audience engagement editor for the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard University.

Kim Stephens, news anchor at KMPH and author of Broadcast News in the Digital Age: A Guide to reporting, producing and anchoring online and on TV

Emily Stone, vice president of digital content operations at FOX Television Stations

Javier Panzar, audience engagement editor at the LA Times

Samantha Nuñez, director of marketing and social media at LA Taco