At Newsgeist Europe this past weekend, a few dozen journalists, executives, technologists, and media thinkers assembled once again to dish on the future of news. The mostly secret, mostly male, event played a significant part in the development of Google’s AMP last year. The latest event, held in Bilbao, Spain, generated some good conversation and observations from the small group of attendees. Here are a few of their tweets.

— On Saturday, Bastian Obermayer, one of the journalists behind the Panama Papers, took the stage to talk about the project and why collaboration was core to pulling it off.

Tech, trust & importance of story helped enable #panamapapers collaboration in profession not disposed to collaborate says @PeterBale #nge16

— Rasmus Kleis Nielsen (@rasmus_kleis) June 4, 2016

“You’ve got to have something everyone wants.” – @PeterBale on getting journalists to collaborate + Panama Papers #nge16

— Kate Day (@kate_day) June 4, 2016

“Not even Vladimir Putin said they were false,” says @b_obermayer #newsgeist of #PanamaPapers

— PeterBale (@PeterBale) June 4, 2016

— Other topics of conversation: analytics, monetization, “trust,” and of course, Snapchat.

“We need the OPHAN analytics platform for people – to really understand our users, not just our content.” #newsgeist #NGE16 @newsgeist

— Léa Steinacker (@leasteinacker) June 4, 2016

Future of journalism should engage senses other than sight and hearing. That’s how contemporary art forms can help. #nge16

— Hossein Derakhshan (@h0d3r) June 4, 2016

Snapchat has an alien logic for the Web generation. But it is the future of magazines. It shouldn’t be underestimated. #nge16 #newsgeist

— Hossein Derakhshan (@h0d3r) June 6, 2016

#newsgeist: How can media restore trust? “We tell people to trust us because we know better. It doesn’t work” #nge16 pic.twitter.com/UB3UVUUooX

— Gadi Lahav (@gadilahav) June 4, 2016

— Lisa Oberndorfer, a freelance business and tech reporter and publisher of German tech magazine Fillmore, wrote about what she learned during the event.

—Here’s another collection of takeaways from Charlie Beckett, media professor at The London School of Economics and Political Science.

— Last, here’s a slide deck from a Newsgeist presentation by Esra Dogramaci, a digital consultant working with BBC, on social video and how publishers can do it right.

Correction: An earlier version of this story said Knight Foundation supported Newsgeist. Knight supports the U.S. version of the conference, not the European version.