The rapid expansion of new media combined with the simultaneous converging of media channels has had an immense impact on the delivery of messages and audiences. With the addition of some 50,000 new blogs a day and satellite and cable systems carrying hundreds of channels, the idea of "mass media" seems as outdated as the afternoon newspaper. Consumers and businesses today interact with media in radically different ways than just a year ago.  Driven by new media and new technology, these trends are changing the role that marketers play in their organisations and the way they reach audiences.

Economist Conferences' Second Annual Media Convergence Forum: Marketing Strategies for the Digital Age, October 28th 2008 at The Pierre in New York City, will examine how marketing executives can produce greater return on investments using distribution strategies across digital platforms.

We are pleased to announce that Nicholas Utton, Chief Marketing Officer, E*Trade Financial has been added to the programme. Mr. Utton will speak on mastering the changing digital landscape and how to thrive in today's multi-platform environment.

Additional speakers include:

  • Larry Promisel, Vice-president, E-Commerce, Barney's New York
  • Gian Fulgoni, Chairman, comScore
  • Julia Hood, Editorial Director, DMNews
  • Jeffrey Hayzlett, Chief Business Development Officer and Corporate Vice-president, Eastman Kodak
  • Mark Colombo, Senior Vice-president, Digital Access Marketing, Fedex Services
  • Joe Celia, Global Chairman & CEO, G2
  • Jeff Berman, President of Sales and Marketing, MySpace
  • Paul Gerbino, Publisher, Industrial Newsroom, ThomasNet
  • John Stratton, Executive Vice-president & Chief Marketing Officer, Verizon Communications

Topics to be covered include:

  • Successfully engaging customers: using various techniques including community-based platforms that inform and entertain simultaneously.
  • The future of media: how can marketers utilise a combined digital and traditional media strategy to produce blockbuster results?
  • The Business of B2B: how should B2B marketers integrate offline and online marketing for maximum ROI?
  • Metrics that matter: best ways to measure online activity and gauge ROI.
  • and much, much more...

To view the programme agenda, please click here.

 

As a subscriber to DM News, the fee for attending the event is $845. That's a savings of $350 off the regular price of $1,195. Those outside the marketing function and representatives from business service companies pay $3,495, $500 off the price of $3,995. This offer will expire July 30th 2008.

 

To reserve your place, please contact Rosemary Didomizio at (212) 554-0627 or email americas_customerservice@economist.com and reference special invitation code DME1. To pay by credit card, please call or email customer service. 

 

I look forward to greeting you on October 28th.

 

Best wishes,

 

Alex Engel

VP Marketing, Americas

Economist Intelligence Unit

111 West 57th Street

New York, NY 10019 

 

DMNews


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