Digital Media Asia 2020 Singapore – Virtual 13 to 15 October 2020

 

As a new normal emerges from the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic, publishers have to be prepared to seize the new opportunities which will be shaped by the powerful forces of technology and ever-changing audience habits. Digital Media Asia closely examines these trends and will help publishers chart the way forward in this dynamic media landscape.

Highlights

Three consecutive days comprising three plenary sessions per day. Power Conversations at the end of each day where WAN-IFRA publisher members come together to exchange ideas with peers. Each of these 45-minute sessions is limited to 15 participants to ensure everyone has the chance to speak up.

Virtual online exhibition booths for participants to seek out and source technology solutions to meet their needs. WAN-IFRA brings the industry’s leading vendors together in one convenient place.

Topics

1 Product Strategy
2 New Products and Revenues
3 Reimagining Local News
4 Tech Showcase
5 New Surfaces for News
6 Monetising Video & Podcasts
7 Going Native with eCommerce
8 When Machine Learning becomes mAInstream
9 Power Conversations

Why does your company need to attend Digital Media Asia?

The smartest investment to get up-to-date in the industry's latest media trends
The latest emerging and successful digital monetization strategies
The world’s best speakers address Asia
A concise, carefully-tailored, rich and relevant program
Virtual exhibition booths to source the technology you need
Unique opportunities to interact with fellow publishers and make invaluable contacts

General Enquiries / Registration
wilson.leong@wan-ifra.org

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