Digital Media Asia, organised by the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA), has become the premier digital publishing conference in the region, bringing together hundreds of editors and publishers to examine the latest digital publishing innovations. There is still time to join them; full details can be found here.
Goh is in charge of spearheading the New Straits Times' growth into new media via new product development, strategic partnership and acquisitions. She will talk about how the e-media division has become a lynchpin of the company's reorganisation and growth, with a strategy that incorporates a strong focus on online and social media as potential new revenue streams. The New Straits Times app, launched earlier this year, is Malaysia's number one news portal app. And the e-media team also offers social media services for companies, which has been generating new revenues.
The Digital Media Asia conference, to be held at the Hyatt Regency Hong Kong, is three conferences in one, with each day devoted to a different topic: online and social media, tablet publishing and mobile. The conference will be accompanied by the sought-after Asian Digital Media Awards, which recognise the best examples of how individuals and organisations in the Asia Pacific and Middle East have embraced new technology, innovative thinking and creativity in digital media.
Other Digital Media Asia speakers include:
WAN-IFRA, based in Paris, France, and Darmstadt, Germany, with subsidiaries in Singapore, India, Spain, France and Sweden, is the global organisation of the world’s newspapers and news publishers. It represents more than 18 000 publications, 15 000 online sites and over 3000 companies in more than 120 countries. The organisation was created by the merger of the World Association of Newspapers and IFRA, the research and service organisation for the news publishing industry.
Go to: http://www.wan-ifra.org