Briefing Media

September 21, 2010
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Wow, it’s been a while since I checked in on my business media blog. Recently I took some time out to finish some sailing qualifications and to look at other new opportunities in online media. It’s always good to see new ventures springing up and since returning, Briefing Media was one recently brought to my… [Read more…]

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SIPA UK conference 2010

June 22, 2010
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The programme for this year’s SIPA UK conference on 13th July at the the Radisson Blu Portman Hotel, W1, has just come through and it looks a good one.  There’s always plenty to chose from but this one will have 18 round table discussions and keynotes from Claire Enders, Enders Analysis,  Fotini Liontou, CEO of Lloyd’s… [Read more…]

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Martha Lane Fox appointed UK Digital Champion role

June 18, 2010
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News on the appointment of Martha Lane Fox as the UK digital champion > view the letter from Number 10 here Martha Lane Fox, famous for co-founding Lastminute.com, will help initiatives like the Race Online 2012 campaign which will encourage as many people as possible to get online. And if I can setup a blog,… [Read more…]

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Publishers and e-commerce

June 9, 2010
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Monocle is a successful publisher which uses a shop  to drive revenues from e-commerce. It’s well branded too and I’m aware of other examples like the National Geographic store and Magicalia. What other publishers, both b2b and b2c, have an e-commerce presence? And what is the best platform to use here? Is it something like… [Read more…]

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Links 04-06-10

June 4, 2010
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Q&A from Getting into, and getting on in, B2B journalism PR stunt or the new journalism? Ian Burrell

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Publishing 2010

April 19, 2010
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The PPA Annual Conference is in two weeks with streams for both business and consumer media. Catch further information here.

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Digital magazines

April 15, 2010
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Digital magazines is a topic people have asked me about but it’s not something I’ve featured that much of. I’m aware of the main players like Idio, Yudu and Ceros. But does anyone else know of any others and examples? And how do you differentiate between them?

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Link 02-02-10

February 2, 2010
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Neil Thackray’s business media blog – Known knowns, known unknowns and unknown unknowns.

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Paywalls or start from scratch?

January 26, 2010
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“Paywalls may not be perfect but are worth a try” – NMA. The headline worries me – paywalls “worth a try?” I believe we need to start from scratch; seek out other business models and research other businesses which are thriving online. Traditional publishers need to look outside of their industry – there’re far too… [Read more…]

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Links

January 20, 2010
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Is the PPA now the Print Publishers Association? – Rory Brown Heseltine: ‘Media Week was very weak title’ – John Slattery

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A year in business media 2009

December 23, 2009
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At this time of year, it always seems to be about predictions. Predictions, predictions, predictions. Instead let’s look at the trends and top five posts on businessmedia.co.uk for 2009. Online reporting tools are great at tracking this – albeit very simple on WordPress. 1. Economist to launch on Amazon’s Kindle 2. New publishing business models… [Read more…]

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Adam Westbrook – 10 trends in journalism for 2010

December 15, 2009
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Video link – 10 trends in journalism for 2010 by Adam Westbrook

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Search Engine Strategies (SES) London

November 26, 2009
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Image via Wikipedia For b2b publishers trying to get their head around the acronyms which come with search marketing, Search Engine Strategies (SES), an event laid on by Matt McGowan’s Incisive Media team, is a must attend event next year. Search plays a massive part in the online marketing mix. It can drive targeted traffic,… [Read more…]

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How do we start from scratch?

November 19, 2009
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Today I was at SIPA UK’s (Specialist Information Publishers Association) online publishing and marketing summit. I will write some more posts on the key sessions from the day but it was closed with a pertinent point for publishers; think about starting again, this time from scratch. It was a point made by Louise White and… [Read more…]

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YouTube Direct

November 17, 2009
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Revolution magazine closes; Media Week goes online only

November 17, 2009
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I expected Revolution to go but losing a print version of Media Week will be a loss. It was always worth a quick flick through! Media Week goes online-only under Haymarket restructure Which one next?

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Who’s who in business media

November 16, 2009
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Link courtesy of Louise White - BtoBonline: Who’s who in business publishing

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Speaker programme for SIPA UK Online Publishing and Marketing Summit 2009

November 4, 2009
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The full programme for the 2009  SIPA UK online publishing and marketing summit which kicks off on Thursday 19th is now available here. Tickets are still available too. Here’s a list of some of the speakers: @louisewhite @davidcushman @riazkanani @dominicjacquesson @priestv @craighanna @robincrumby @matt_mcgowan @seelpod Feel add to this if there’re others missed too. Related… [Read more…]

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Some factors publishers need to address

November 3, 2009
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An interesting article on iMedia looking at “6 factors publishers must address to avoid extinction.” Related articles by Zemanta Charging Backward by Charging for Content (arnoldit.com) Simon and Schuster Buys Rights to Popular Video Game App (readersread.com)

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A Monday link

November 2, 2009
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The future of news is entrepreneurial – Jeff Jarvis, BuzzMachine I’d add that it’s not just about journalists becoming entrepreneurs. An onus (and opportunity) is also there for people in digital who understand how editorial, technology and online marketing can be combined to generate viable business models. As Peter Kirwan has written, it’s the “time… [Read more…]

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