Telegraph Media to talk online repositioning

Netimperative Sector Seminar on online publishing. Taking place at The Congress Centre, London on Wednesday November 14th 2007

[UKPRwire, Sat Nov 10 2007] Chris Lloyd, Assistant Managing Editor at Telegraph Media joins an experienced group of digital executives as a key-note speaker at the Netimperative Sector Seminar on online publishing.

Taking place at The Congress Centre, London on Wednesday November 14th 2007, the event brings together a group of speakers who are at the coal-face of the digital revolution. Online communication has been through a major transformation in the last few years, and there are new opportunities provided by Web 2.0, focused around user-generated, peer-to-peer content.

However, the rapid rise of these models has left many publishers, marketers and advertisers unclear as to the best way forward. The event explores how the publishing landscape has changed and what might be coming up next, and looks at how publishers and media owners can monetise their content through display advertising, rich media and new ad formats such as widgets, gadgets, in-line and in-txt.

The free half-day event focuses on the information that you need to know, and drinks at the end of the day will give everyone a chance to swap war-stories and find out what’s going on behind the scenes.

With print advertising spend moving online, and much online spend moving to search, it’s never been more important to get guidance on how to achieve success.

This annual online publishing sector seminar is sponsored by Rocketseed, Convera and Utarget, and is being supported by the Internet Advertising Bureau and the Association of Online Publishers.

For more information, please contact events@netimperative.com


Notes to Editors:

Netimperative holds monthly Sector Seminars on issues that affect the professions of digital marketers, advertisers, publishers – in online, mobile, iTV and more.

For more information please contact Davina Lines, Managing Director, Netimperative on davina@netimperative.com or 020 8533 7230.

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