23 September 2009
Technology - How can newspapers profit from wikiwoes? - "Wikipedia: A 'Victim Of Its Own Success?'" NPR
How can newspapers refill the void?
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The newspaper business faces great opportunities and tremendous challenges. WAN-IFRA, the merged global newspaper organization, brought together key people in London 28-29 September 2009 to address the management of the crises that newspapers confront. See the link below (on the right) for complete information.
Links related to some of the "Managing the Crisis" participants
- Alan ROSENFELD - Apple
- Anna KIRAH - CPH Design
- Ben HAMMERSLEY - Wired
- Jacques ROSSELIN - Vendredi
- Louise MASON - Telegraph Media Group
- Maeve DONOVAN - The Irish Times
- Moritz WUTTKE - Publicitas
- Rainer ESSER - Die Zeit
- Reiner MITTELBACH - WAN-IFRA
- Richard WELLINS - DDI
- Terry MAGUIRE - Intl Media Development & Counsel
- Theo BLANCO - Upsala Nya Tidning
- Vasily GATOV - MEDIA3
Organizations expected to be represented at the conference
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