Latest industry news & comment
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asiCast 96: Will publishing survive until 2030?
At the heart of publishing is the curation of information and whether the industry survives depends upon the type and quality of the information provided and the extent to which people will continue to be prepared to pay for it. In this interview Colin Morrison, publisher of the highly regarded… Read more
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asiCast 95: News attribution on social media
Many publishers regard Facebook and other social media as essential for extending their reach to audiences around the world. These news aggregating services are increasingly popular to consumers as a source. However, this extended reach comes at a cost to publishers as content is credited to the platform and attribution… Read more
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The 2019 asi International Radio & Audio and Television & Video Conferences
6th-8th November 2019, Prague, Czech Republic We will be publishing our full conference agendas in a few weeks, but even at this early stage we have been impressed by the sheer volume of proposals submitted and the range of issues that have been highlighted by our community. The agenda as… Read more
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asiCast 94: Quality over quantity in the attention economy
Lumen has for a number of years used eye tracking to measure and predict visual engagement. This attention-tracking data was originally developed to help advertisers optimise their creative work but has now been developed to help assess the attention value of different media. In this asiCast Richard Marks speaks with… Read more
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asiCast 93: FIPP’s James Hewes on tracking the growth of the online publisher subscription model
Rooted very much in the magazine business, FIPP was initially set up as an opportunity for publishers to meet. In recent years it has evolved into an organisation that delivers knowledge and shares best practice across a wide range of media organisations with a cross-border international focus. You can gain… Read more
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Advertising Seminars International (asi) has established a global reputation for producing highly-regarded, independent conferences with agendas that reflect the most significant issues confronting the media, advertising and marketing community.
When planning for each conference gets underway, we collaborate with our delegates, inviting them to let us know what would be most valuable to address for their market whether in Europe or around the world. In this way, we ensure our conferences remain up to date, relevant and informative, covering the current issues and topics of most importance to our community of interest.