BIMA & TRC present: The Future of Publishing

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Building on our Future of series, after Music, Fashion and Sport, BIMA is teaming up with TRC for the Future of Publishing Evening on 28 November in Glasgow. We are also delighted to announce the event is run with support of PPA Scotland.

Our panel of experts will take a deep delve into how digital and tech have disrupted one of oldest industries – publishing. What are the lessons learnt from traditional publishers who have survived and thrived on the digital transformation of their industry. Who are the new comers and how are they using digital capabilities to grow new businesses, find new audiences and meet new demands.

From the daily news to the magazine, to the comic and the long read – our panel of experts will represent a broad cross section of the publishing industry and share their insights on lessons learnt and what the future holds.

Who should attend: anyone involved in publishing, writing, digital marketing, digital transformation and data management.

SPEAKERS & TOPICS

Self Publishing – the Ups and Downs of Doing It Yourself

Stuart Cosgrove Writer and Broadcaster

The Gin Kin – a case study in building new audiences and revenue streams

Kirsten Morrison, Head of Digital, for DC Thomson

Turning viewers into readers: collaboratively developing a video-led marketing strategy for Penguin Random House.

Albert Hogan, Director – Group Marketing, Audience & Digital Development at Penguin Random House

Nathan Fulwood, Co-Founder, CreateFuture

The List. transformation through technology

Brendan Miles, Digital Business Director, The List

Session moderator: Jenny Todd, Non-Executive Director, Sandstone Press

Date

Wed, 28 Nov 2018
18:00 - 20:00

Location

Clockwise Offices 77 Renfrew Street Glasgow G2 3BZ,
Scotland

Clockwise Offices 77 Renfrew Street Glasgow G2 3BZ

Price

£10

Anna Doyle

Employer Liaison Officer, University of Glasgow

A member of the BIMA Team since 2012, Anna‘s time is focused on the day-to-day operations of BIMA, building BIMA communities across regions and disciplines and, best of all, spending time with BIMA members to learn more about their business challenges and aspirations. Based in Glasgow, Anna is also responsible for delivering member services and support for BIMA Scotland. Everyday offers a new insight.

Previous experience includes 4 years in the BBC Arabic Service newsroom, heading up a pan-BBC World Service change management programme, and working in a diverse range of industries from financial derivatives trading, petroleum engineering and spring manufacturing.

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