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| FIPP World Congress 2017 speaker presentation: Jon Watts, MTM | Where to next with digital payments and diversification? | |
| FIPP World Congress 2017 speaker presentation: Jacquie Loch, St. Joseph's Media | Ad-revenue models for a new world | |
| FIPP World Congress 2017 speaker presentation: Jens Henneberg, BonnierPublications | Monetising special interest content, effectively | |
| FIPP World Congress 2017 speaker presentation: Michael Brunt, The Economist | Building subscription revenue | |
| FIPP World Congress agenda | Draft agenda as of 6 October 2017 | |
| Chart of the week: Willingness to pay for digital media | Amazon opened its marketplace for digital subscriptions recently. In some observers estimation, whatever this particular digital retailer gets into can be considered potentially profitable. On its site, fittingly dubbed "Subscribe with Amazon", media outlets can market magazines and newspapers digitally. Indeed, consumers seem to be willing to part with money for access to legacy media online. According to a recent Statista survey in February (https://www.statista.com/statistics/681181/willingness-to-pay-for-digital-media-united-kingdom-uk/), 21 per cent of the 40 to 49- year olds in Britain would be willing to pay for digital legacy formats, with the 30 to 39 age bracket coming in a close second with 19 per cent. The New York Times for example swung into the profit zone with a steady rise in digital subscriptions, adding 308,000 digital subs in first quarter of 2017. (This might also be down to the current political set-up in the U.S.) |
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| DIS2017 speaker presentation: Srini Balasubramanian, Vikatan | How editorial innovation really works |
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