Thursday, 16 July 2009Future of National Newspapers

About the Event

What is the real value of newspaper content?
This morning seminar looked at the number of national titles in existence, whether customers are willing to pay for online content, if the print media model is broken as suggested by Maurice Levy and much more...

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Themes

  • Is the print media model broken as Maurice Levy has suggested?
  • How much can the newspapers convince customers to pay for online content?
  • How long can the market continue to support the existing number of national titles?
  • What is the relationship with Google now; is Eric Schmidt setting the agenda?
  • How can newspapers ride the social media wave.. and make money from it?
  • Can agencies and media owners increase margins by changing the way they buy and sell?
  • A recent US survey found that 50% of the people who use Kindles are over 50 years old - discuss!

Newsline event coverage

Paid-for model is the key
National Newspapers Pagination Report
Enders questions Murdoch's strategy
"Too many agencies surviving on share deals to prop up business models"

Chair and Panellists

Torin Douglas
- Chairman
Media Correspondent,  BBC
Claire Enders
Founder,  Enders Analysis
Phil Georgiadis
Chairman and Chief Executive,  Walker Media
Paul Hayes
Managing Director,  NI Commercial, News International
Tim Brooks
Managing Director,  Guardian News and Media
Ray Snoddy
Journalist

Venue

One Great George Street, London

SW1P 3AA

Nearest Underground: Westminster (Circle, District and Jubilee Lines)

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