London, UK, 3rd October 2019: The Association for Online Publishing (AOP) has announced more speakers for this year’s one-day summit, which includes panels, keynote speakers and breakout sessions.

The event provides industry leaders with insight across all aspects of digital publishing and takes place later this month at etc.venues, County Hall, London, on 30th October 2019.

Featured speakers include Dame Frances Cairncross, who will discuss her insights from working on the government-commissioned review into the future of news and quality content; Sean Pillot de Chenecey, author of ’The Post Truth Business’, who will focus on regaining consumer trust in a modern business climate of scandal, fake news and disillusionment; and Steve Wood, Deputy Commissioner, ICO, who will provide an essential guide to the future expectations on data privacy.

Other sessions include:

Leveraging your authentic brand voice to build new revenues
5G and its implications for digital publishers
Evolving content distribution strategies in an era of fake news and content aggregation
How publishers can manage the increasingly complex programmatic supply chain
What’s next for video strategies
Innovations in subscription and membership models for digital publishing
Data Science as Service
Strategies for growth in the booming world of podcasts
Where less data is more: learning to be innovative in building and monetising data

Richard Reeves, managing director at AOP, comments: “The Digital Publishing Summit is designed to provide publishers and advertisers with the opportunity to not only share insight, but to really get stuck into debating real issues and finding real answers they can take away and implement.

“Alongside some of our notable keynote speakers, we encourage delegates to attend the breakout sessions that are most relevant to them – whether that’s how to build growth through podcasts, manage content distribution, navigate the supply chain or sharing best practice for creating profitable subscriptions models, as an alternative to driving advertising revenue. As an industry, we’ve never worked better together to overcome the joint challenges we face and, this year I expect to see a strong focus on collaboration as the key to success.”

Additional speakers include:

Martin Ashplant, Chief Digital Officer, Beano Studios
Bedir Aydemir, Head of Audience and Data, News UK
Adrian Barrick, Group Editorial Director, Incisive Media
Polly Curtis, Partner, Tortoise Media
Lauren Dick, Director Business Development, Mail Metro Media
Per Hakon Fasting, Head of Advertising, Schibsted
Jo Holdaway, Chief Data Officer, ESI Media
Laura Jenner, Product Director, Immediate Media
David McGovern, Director, Exponent
Mike Migliore, Head of Customer Value, News UK
Sasha Mordehai, Director Operations and Programmatic, Media Impact GMBH
Johanna Vartiainen, Director Digital Ad Operations and Development, Alma Media Corporation
Pete Wootton, Chief Digital Officer, Dennis Publishing

For further details and book tickets for this event, visit: www.ukaop.org/digital-publishing-summit

About The Association for Online Publishing

The Association for Online Publishing (AOP) is an industry body representing digital publishing companies that create original, branded, quality content. AOP champions the interests of media owners from diverse backgrounds including newspaper and magazine publishing, TV and radio broadcasting, and pure online media. For more information, please visit www.ukaop.org.

AOP Press Contact

Toby Silk, GingerMay PR

Email: toby.silk@teamgingermay.com

Tel: +44 (0) 203 642 1124

Watch the highlights from last year's AOP Digital Publishing Summit

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Pippa Bedford, AOP

Last year the Association for Online Publishing (AOP) saw publishers, tech companies, agencies, and advertisers from across the industry come together for its annual Digital Publishing Summit on 31st October 2018. During the event, we interviewed some of the Digital Publishing industry leaders to hear what they thought about the event, and where they could likely see the digital publishing industry in the following years.