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Media360: Highlights from the conference
All the highlights from this year's Media360 event including panel discussions, keynotes, networking, and singing with the London Community Gospel Choir.
Out and About PPA special
This week Out and About spends the day at the PPA Conference in the London Hilton Metropole Hotel
PPA Conference: Content is king says MediaCom's Bozeat
Speaking to Media Week ahead of his presentation at the PPA conference 2012 Bozeat said: "It s about content. It s content the consumers want and that brands want to be associated with." During his talk he said publishers could use brand partnerships to help fund projects and quality content ...
PPA Conference: Tim Brooks on The Times 'paywall failure' and Mail's 'world success'
Speaking at the PPA's annual Publishing+ conference today, the former managing director of GNM and IPC was in no doubt about the publishing story of the last two years. He called the rise of the Daily Mail's website, now the biggest English-language newspaper site in the world, an "extraordinary story ...
PPA Conference: Stylist editor reveals how free title competes in challenging market
Smosarski was speaking at the PPA conference today (9 May), on a panel that also included Gill Hudson, editor-in-chief of Reader's Digest, and Paul McNamee, editor of The Big Issue. There has been speculation in some quarters that a mainstream publisher such as an IPC or a Bauer would mirror ShortList ...
PPA Conference: Tim Brooks on the new found optimism for professional publishers
Talking at the PPA Publishing+ conference today (9May), Brooks describes a "more outwardly facing, less hunched, and less worried" feel to the industry. He urges publishers to seize the initiative and new revenue streams that are opening up, particularly in the world of Tablets, led by Apple s iPad ...
PPA Conference: Tablets are a 'means for survival', says Future chief
Mark Wood, chief executive, Future Publishing, speaks to Media Week about readers' increasing preference for paying for content on a tablet, rather than on a website.
PPA Conference: Digital takes up 80% of our time, says Hearst's Dolphin
's admission in reply to a question by PPA chief executive Barry McIlheney about what Audi was trying to do ...
PPA Conference: Lord Hunt does not think advertisers should take a key role in press regulation
system , that would show support for publishers included among its membership. Speaking at the PPA's Publishing+ conference today (9 May), Lord Hunt conceded such a mechanism could prove useful, but only ... on the PCC, was also on the PPA panel today. She had particularly harsh words about the role Richard ...
PPA Conference: Create exclusive content for social media, says Elle chief
Candy was speaking on a panel at today's PPA Conference, discussing how publishers can interact with audiences in an increasingly multi-platform world. Joining her on the panel were: Paul Cook, digital ... was chaired by Bill Murray, chairman of PPA digital forum. Candy spoke in-depth about two recent Elle cover ...
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