Programm | Indian Media Leaders eSUMMIT
Indian Media Leaders eSUMMIT
World class speakers, workshops, best case studies from around the world, be a part of it!
In this first-of-its-kind e-Summit in India, thought leaders and leading industry figures share their insights, predictions, and their recommendations for leading through this pandemic. We look at where growth opportunities exist and how they might be leveraged.
Two consecutive days, covering Post Covid media outlook, Regaining revenue and new opportunities, Digital Subscription, Distributed newsrooms, Solutions journalism, Women in news leadership and Leadership in challenging times, will provide ideas and food for thought.
Two sessions a day.
Day 1: 10:00 am IST to 11:30 am and 03:00 pm IST to 05:00 pm.
Day 2: 10:00 am IST to 11:30 am and 03:00 pm IST to 04:30 pm.
Sessions
September 21
Montag
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10:00
Opening remarks
Referenten
Director, WAN-IFRA South Asia & Director, The Printers Mysore Ltd., India.
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10:05
Keynote: Leading through tough times and the transformation for a sustainable future.
How it is to be in the position of leading the business in the midst of protest and pandemic coming one after the other. How did SCMP manage to wither this crisis with least disruption to its operation. Also, hear SCMP's fascinating digital transformation story, from a print giant to a nimble digital first enterprise that included transforming the newsroom to create content for digital first, investing in data centric decision making, building video capabilities and finally pivoting to charging for digital content.
Where they are now in the transformation journey and how the transformation is helping them go after the new opportunities they see for the future.
in conversation between Gary Liu and Ritu Kapur.
Referenten
CEO, South China Morning Post Publishers Ltd
Co-Founder & CEO, Quintillion Media, India
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10:35
Panel discussion: Managing business and the future of news, post COVID19.
CEO’s of Indian media companies discuss the plans and strategies from a business sustainability perspective, cost control measures and management of human capital.
Session brought to you by
Chair
Former Executive Editor, NDTV
Referenten
Chairman – Group Executive Council, Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd
Executive Editor & Director, Malayala Manorama, India
Executive Director, The Indian Express Group.
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11:30
End of session 1
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15:00
Fireside chat: Advertising revenue: Where it is headed.
What will be the reality in post covid-19 world? Is the news media industry bracing for a structural change in the revenue pattern?
The session brought to you by
Referenten
Group CEO Madison Media & OOH, Madison World, India
Executive Director, HT Media Ltd, India
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15:30
Business models in post-covid world.
Ideas and innovations for news media companies in replicate print success in digital world.
Chair
Former Editor - In-Chief, Outlook, India
Referenten
Managing Director & Partner, Boston Consulting Group, India
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16:00
Data strategy.
Using big data to engage audience, create new products and grow revenues.
Moderator
Director, Digital Skills Agency, Australia
Referenten
Group Data & Insights Director, Mediahaus NV, Belgium
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16:30
Turning data into action to grow reader revenue and reader engagement.
In recent years, news publishers have become more and more aware of the importance of data to support both editorial and business decisions. Expertise in data is still rare, but it’s at the heart of all developments for Google. As part of their collaboration with the news industry, the Google team will do a live demo of News Consumer Insights for the Indian Media Leaders eSummit attendees. News Consumer Insights is one of the Google News Initiative data tools, that allows publishers to get personalized actionable recommendations from their Google Analytics data in order to grow reader engagement and revenue (subs., contributions, memberships...).Anntao Diaz and Valentin Cornez, NCI Partnerships Lead, Google, will take you through insights, case studies and the tools to help regional and local newsrooms navigate their digital journey.
Moderator
- Director, Digital Skills Agency, Australia
Referenten
Head of News Consumer Insights, Real-time Content insights and Google Surveys for Publishers, Google
Co-founder of News Consumer Insights & Realtime Content Insights, Partnerships lead of Google Surveys
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17:00
End of session 2
September 22
Dienstag
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10:00
Distributed newsrooms.
During covid outbreak, newsrooms worldwide adopted distributed approach to produce news and "work from home" became the new normal. Are these changes here to stay? How would newsrooms look and function post-covid.
Moderator
- Director, Digital Skills Agency, Australia
Referenten
Editor for publishing strategy and visual journalism, Dagens Næringsliv, Norway. WEF Board member.
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10:30
Panel discussion - Women in News.
How do we increase the participation of women in media leadership. Leading women in media profession share ideas, challenges and the way forward for inclusiveness in media profession.
Chair
Editor-in-Chief, thenewsminute.com
Referenten
Executive Editor, Scroll.in
Journalist
Journalist
Journalist
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11:30
Three trends in digital newsroom transformation.
How do you ensure that the digital transformation of your newsroom becomes a long-term benefit for your business, not just a change of technology? With COVID-19, the risk of making hasty decisions has increased. To avoid the technology pitfalls, get inspired by the key trends that are shaping digital transformation projects among news companies across the world.
Chair
Head - IT, The Printers (Mysore) Pvt Ltd
Referenten
VP Marketing, Stibo DX, Germany
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12:00
End of session 3
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15:00
Constructive journalism.
Why journalism needs constructive solutions. Now. Journalism might be part of the problem in the trust meltdown in our democracies. Journalism needs to be part of the solution. How constructive journalism approach helps to change the global news culture.
Chair
Executive Director World Editors Forum, WAN-IFRA, UK
Referenten
Founder and CEO, Constructive Institute, Denmark
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15:30
Drivers of digital subscription.
What strategies that worked for NYT to acquire digital subscribers. And, how to sustain coronabump digital readers.
Chair
- Executive Director World Editors Forum, WAN-IFRA, UK
Referenten
Vice President, Product, The New York Times, USA
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16:00
Closing keynote: Digital transformation and translating print value into digital.
What do we do to drive our business in digital future as we did to print all these years. The strategies that worked. Learning from the experiences of The Globe and Mail.
Chair
Managing Director, WAN-IFRA South Asia
Referenten
Publisher and CEO, The Globe and Mail, Canada
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16:30
End of the summit.
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