Massimizzare le entrate mantenendo la qualità
Fri 19 April 2024
14:00
Free
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In today’s challenging media landscape, creating synergy between editorial and business development goals is imperative for growth and sustainability. Join us for an enlightening panel that will reshape how you view the relationship between editorial and business departments. It's time to dispel the notion of these two vital teams being at odds or siloed and embrace a development mindset that empowers both sides for mutual success. Our panelists will share how newsrooms are transcending traditional boundaries, offering actionable insights and tips for bringing these critical teams together around a shared editorial mission and business strategy. Moderated by Sarah Bishop Woods.
Organised in association with News Revenue Hub.
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Hotel Brufani
Dal 1884 il Sina Brufani è l'unico hotel 5 stelle lusso che domina il centro storico di Perugia con la sua vista panoramica sulle verdi valli dell'Umbria.
Lisa Gibbs
Lisa Gibbs is VP of Philanthropic Development for the Associated Press (AP), developing creative news initiatives that leverage philanthropic grants and collaborations with other media organizations to support powerful journalism that serves the public. She also co-leads AP's strategic efforts to use automation and artificial intelligence in the newsroom.
Marc Lavallee
Marc Lavallee joined Knight Foundation in May 2022. He is the director of technology product and strategy for the journalism program. Marc brings more than two decades of experience as a software developer and technology executive in the journalism industry to this role. Prior to joining Knight, Marc worked at The New York Times for over a decade, where he led cross-functional teams of developers, designers and product strategists in the newsroom and on the business side. In 2016, Marc launched a new research and development unit focused on applying emerging technologies like machine learning and 5G in the service of journalism. Previously, he was a software developer and technology architect at various news organizations, including NPR, the Washington Post, the Boston Globe and National Journal.
Rachel White
Rachel White is president of theguardian.org and executive vice president, philanthropic and strategic partnerships at Guardian News and Media. Prior to joining the Guardian, she served as executive vice president and interim president of the Washington D.C.-based, journalism-centered think tank New America Foundation. Working across media, policy, government, the private sector, and philanthropy, she led the organization in advancing new thinkers and new ideas to address the next generation of challenges facing the United States, and launched New America NYC and New America Live. From 1995 to 2005, Rachel worked for the World Wildlife Fund where she launched programs in San Francisco, New York, Washington, D.C., Chicago and Houston, and played a central and lead role on the Living Planet Campaign.
Sarah Bishop Woods
Sarah Bishop Woods is the Chief of Staff at News Revenue Hub. Previously, she was director of development at Vox.com, overseeing philanthropic partnerships and business across podcasting, video, and the text newsroom. Prior to that, she was a video journalist and producer focusing on climate change, emerging technologies, and urbanism and public art. Sarah’s work is built on journalism as a tool for education, community building, and public good.