Lenart J. Kučić is a journalist, lecturer and researcher of mass media. For 10 years, he covered the intersection of media, technology and society for Delo newspaper Saturday supplement. Last year he joined the media for investigative journalism Pod črto (The Bottom Line). He is also the founder of the Marsowci podcasting network and co-author of several research and expert articles on media ownership.

Nicholas Mirzoeff is professor of media, cultural and communication studies at the American University of New York Steinhardt. He described the field of visual culture two overview books: An Introduction to Visual Culture (1999) and The Visual Culture Reader (1998). He later devoted himself to the phenomenon of modern visual communications. In the book How to See The World (2015), he described the effects of the first visual revolution of the 19th century (the emergence of film, photography and X-rays) and scientific inventions of the 17th century (microscope, telescope, and maps) and put them in the context of the present visual abundance of Facebook, Instagram and images of surveillance cameras. With the book The Right to Look: A Counterhistory of Visuality (2011), he explored alternative visual (political) history of the 20th century, including the Black Lives Matter movement – which he covered as a visual activist.