Download the FIPP World Media Congress 2019 speaker presentations
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Available presentations are listed below. Please note that this page will be updated throughout the next few days, so check back later for more.
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Day 1
Criss Angel Stage
Bonnie Kintzer, Trusted Media Brands: Heroics at Trusted Media Brands
Tyler Brûlé, Monocle: Fiercely independent: Building Monocle
Brooke Siegel, Hearst: Is it still about scale?
Jonathan Wright, Dow Jones: Developing sustainable media revenue models for 2020 and beyond
Alfred Heintze, Hubert Burda Media: Investing in the future
Jason Kint, Digital Content Next: Platforms, politics and people – what happens next?
Day 2
Nevada Stage
James Tye, Dennis: How PE and street smarts are driving Dennis’ international expansion
Mike Federle, Forbes Media: A century (plus) of innovation. What’s next for Forbes?
Chantal Rickards, BAFTA: Lessons from the movies
Panel discussion: Data, privacy and trust
– Jean-Paul Schmetz, Hubert Burda Media
Mitch Berman, Berman Strategic Advisors: The meshing of entertainment and gaming
Patrick Hainault, Inc. and Fast Company: How Fast Company and Inc. became more than magazine brands
David Israel, Playboy: How brand saved Playboy
Kerin O’Connor, The Week: Journalism hacks
Krifka Steffey, Barnes & Noble: Insights for publishers from an American retail giant
Vegas Stage
John Wilpers and Juan Señor, Innovation Media Consulting: Top revenue model innovations from around the world
James Hewes, FIPP: Global industry overview: Here are the latest developments from FIPP’s Digital Subscriptions Snapshot
Keyvan Peymani, Salem LLC: 5G and the implications for media
Christoph Schmitz, Aller Media: Paywalls and data platforms: why Aller Media decided to build their own
[Deep dive panel] Oliver Brix, Axel Springer; Dr. Tino Meitz, Texas Tech and Cognition Lab; Dr. Julia Pannicke, Facit Research: Stepping beyond standard: a new benchmark to show how media research must change
Kerin O’Connor, The Week Junior: How Dennis successfully rewired children’s publishing
[Panel discussion] AI for media
– Anita Zielina, Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY
Alvaro Paes de Barros, YouTube Spaces: Building better communities through partnerships and collaboration
Evan Luzzatto, Nylon, and Becca Alexander, Socialyte: How and why Nylon and Socialyte became the perfect match
Mia Stellberg, Olympics and e-Sports Coach: What media can learn from e-sports
Andy Bowers, Megaphone: Podcast best practice
Cresta Norris, Sound Understanding: Lessons from the world of audio-books
Curtis Gillespie, Journalist, Editor and Author: How to create trustworthy and compelling content in the age of fake news
Media City Stage
Nikolay Malyarov, PressReader: How to play to win the paid content game
Michael Mendoza, Lineup Systems: From Competitors to Allies to Friends: How Media Companies are Innovating Together
Jim Anderson, SocialFlow: The Media Is Social: Data, findings and actionable tips to better your social strategy
Eveliina Lakka, UPM Communication Papers: UPM – responding to a changing world
[Deep Dive] The ins and outs of international brand licensing, content syndication and other media partnerships
– Deborah Gallagher, MIT Sloan Management Review
– Anne Mollo-Christensen, Outside Integrated Media
Didier Guérin, Media Convergence Asia-Pacific: Six keys to establishing a successful business in China
Day 3
UPM Stage
D.W. Pine, Time: The Time Cover: Inside the Red Border
Larry Hackett, 10Ten Media: The bookazine revival
Teresa Elizalde, La Nación: How La Nación overcame tough market conditions to buck downward trends
Paula Mageste, Independent Editor and Publisher: From legacy media to start-ups: how to think about your brands
B. Srinivasan, Ananda Vikatan Publishers: How failures are powering our path to reader engagement and revenues
Special offer for FIPP World Media Congress 2019 delegates
A quick reminder about our special offer exclusive to Congress 2019 delegates to join us in 2020 for Digital Innovators’ Summit in Berlin (innovators-summit.com) and the 43rd FIPP World Media Congress in scenic Estoril, 20 minutes’ drive from Lisbon.
Congress 2020 only:
– FIPP members: €995
– Non-members: €1,295
DIS 2020 and Congress 2020 in combination:
– FIPP members: €1,795
– Non-members: €1,995
*Please note all prices exclude VAT
Sign up here. This offer is available until 17 December 2019.
If you want to register for DIS only in the meantime, you can do so with our pre-agenda offer which is available until 2 December 2019. Go to innovators-summit.com for more or to register with the pre-agenda rate.
DIS and Congress dates in 2020
DIS2020 takes place on Tuesday 24 and Wednesday 25 March in Berlin, Germany. Now in its 13th year, DIS focuses on intersection between digital, media and innovation.
The 43rd FIPP World Media Congress takes place on 15 and 16 September in Estoril, Portugal. There will be an opening reception the evening of 14 September.
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