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Lee Baker, AOP
The Association of Online Publishers’ new director Lee Baker wants the trade body to play a bigger role in how the digital content industry develops, beginning with new members
Review 2009: Publishing
Paid-for content was the hot topic for publishers this year. Almost everyone entered this divisive debate, catapulted onto the agenda by News Corp CEO Rupert Murdoch announcing that his company could no longer offer its content for free (nma.co.uk 6 August 2009). “An industry that gives away its content is simply cannibalising its ability to produce good reporting,” he said.
Richard Titus, AND
Disruption through innovation is the philosophy of Richard Titus, head of digital at the Daily Mail, who has ambitious plans for new partnerships, hyperlocal sites and mobile
Alison Reay, TMG
Bringing digital into the heart of Telegraph Media Group’s commercial operations has involved digital director Alison Reay having to up standards to match the paper’s editorial
Opinion
Embrace don't alienate news aggregators
Harvey Sarjant, managing partner, Addvantage Media and member of the IASH Steering Committee
Paywalls may not be perfect but are worth a try
It’s starting to feel like The Financial Times has become the pied piper of the media industry, with yet another publication announcing it will charge for content on its website.
Can there be an acceptable form of ad targeting?
The benefits of behavioural technology aren’t obvious to the vast majority of internet users
ABCE moves with, not overtaken by, changes
Richard Foan, MD, ABCE
Ratings of the Top 100 interactive agencies
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