With less than one week until the Mashable Media Summit, tickets are selling out fast. Now’s your chance to purchase your ticket to learn about the hottest trends from the biggest leaders in media.
The Mashable Media Summit is a one-day conference that explores how new forms of technology are redefining media. The brightest minds in the industry will come together in a few days on Nov. 2 at The TimesCenter in New York City to explore the latest innovations in the space and the future of journalism. Get your tickets now.
We’ll be hitting on the biggest trends in media and what to watch for in 2013. Here is some of what you can expect to hear about at the Mashable Media Summit:
- Digital media trends to watch in 2013
- How to monetize without hurting community
- Demystifying data-driven journalism
- Why social media sites are becoming publishers
- The future of journalism could be drones
- How mobile is changing media for the better
- What you should be measuring with social analytics
- How brands are outpacing publishers
- The digital transformation of politics
- How Facebook has reinvented the entertainment industry
Other influential speakers joining the summit include Alexis Ohanian, co-founder of Reddit, Kay M. Matadi, head of entertainment at Facebook, Bonita Stewart, vice president of Americas Partner Business Solutions at Google, David Carey, president at Hearst Magazines, Joan Walsh, editor-at-large at Salon, and Tom Bedecarre, CEO of AKQA.
You can view the agenda online, and check out the highlights below of last year’s sold out Mashable Media Summit. Get your tickets now before it’s too late!
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Alexis Ohanian, the co-founder of popular social news site Reddit, also founded the social enterprise Breadpig, which publishes books featuring popular webcomics like XKCD. Fun fact: Ohanian helped launch Hipmunk, a travel site increasingly becoming a favorite booking choice among travelers.
Prior to becoming president of Hearst Magazines in June 2010, David Carey was group president at Condé Nast, vice president and publisher of The New Yorker from 1998-2005, founding publisher of Smart Money after starting his career at Esquire.
Besides serving as the senior editor for data news and journalism technology at WNYC, John Keefe also authors a blog that presents fascinating info on data, maps and visualizations.
Before joining Facebook as the head of entertainment and media, Kay M. Matadi was vice president of audience experience at CNN Worldwide, where he oversaw the execution of social media and consumer engagement.
Teal Newland, VP of brand strategy at StumbleUpon, is part of the team that operates Paid Discovery, a StumbleUpon service that's generated a lot of buzz in the industry.
Tim Pool is an independent journalist who was featured in TIME's person of the year as the "Media Messenger of Zuccotti Park." Pool earned his reputation from his unique style of interactive broadcast journalism and adoption of new technologies, includng drone journalism.
Jessica Bennett is the executive editor at Tumblr, where she discovers the most interesting stories and trends from the mircroblogging platform. This content is then showcased on Storyboard, a curated collection of some of the best creators and their work found within the Tumblr community.
Chairman of AKQA, Tom Bedecarré is one of the most influential leaders in advertising. Described by Fortune Magazine as a "rare hybrid" who "has cred with techies and Mad Men alike," Bedecarré has clearly made his digital footprint in the space with more than 120,000 followers on Twitter .
Joan Walsh is editor-at-large for Salon and has appeared on MSNBC's Countdown with Keith Olbermann, The Rachel Maddow Show, The Ed Show, and CNN's Larry King Live. Now Joan will appear at Mashable's Media Summit to talk digital and politics.
Aron Pilhofer runs a newsroom at The New York Times that blends journalism, social media and technology. He also co-founded DocumentCloud, an organization that turns documents into data, and Hacks and Hackers, an international grassroots journalism organization that rethinks the future of news and information.
Mashable Media Summit Information
Date: Friday, Nov. 2, 2012
Time: 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Location: The TimesCenter, 242 West 41st Street, New York, NY 10036
Tickets: Purchase tickets on Eventbrite.
A Look Back at Last Year’s Mashable Media Summit
The Mashable Media Summit on Nov. 4 at the Times Center in New York City attracted professionals in digital, tech, advertising, sales, marketing, mobile and publishing from all over the world.
We had a packed house in attendance for this year's Media Summit.
Pete Cashmore, founder and CEO of Mashable, speaks on the future of social media, its current landscape and what trends to expect for 2012.
This year's Media Summit was located at the Times Center in New York City.
Mashable's community manager Meghan Peters chats with Katie Rogers, social media manager at The Washington Post; Anthony De Rosa, social media editor at Reuters; and Drake Martinet, social media editor at AllThingsD.
Brian Stelter, a media reporter and blogger at The New York Times speaks at the Media Summit.
Eli Pariser, author and chairman of the board at MoveOn.org, discusses how human editors and algorithms can work together to get users clicking on content that matters.
Adam Ostrow, executive editor and senior vice president of content, Mashable speaks with Vadim Lavrusik, journalist program manager of Facebook, about how the social network's new features can help journalists.
Sports Illustrated Group editor, Terry McDonell, talks about the magazine's transition from print to digital with Mashable's Editor in Chief Lance Ulanoff.
Josh Koppel, co-founder and chief creative officer of ScrollMotion, speaks on the reinvention of content experience and engagement.
Christy Tanner, TV Guide's general manager and executive vice president, explains how technology is changing entertainment for better and for worse.
A member of the audience asks TVGuide general manager and EVP Christy Tanner about technology's changes to the entertainment industry.
Tor Myhren, Grey president and chief creative officer, talked about the ultimate user experience, and how different it is today from when he was a teen. Here he is at age 14.
Tor Myhren, Grey president and chief creative officer, talked about the ultimate user experience, and how different it is today from when he was a teen.
Tony Haile, CEO of Chartbeat, discusses how real time data changes what you should be doing.
At Mashable Media Summit, we announced the Mashable Publisher Platform, a new editorially curated syndication experience that brings content from select publishers to our site.
Faris Yakob, chief innovation officer of MDC Partners’ kbs+p and founding partner of Spies & Assassins, covers from art and copy to arduinos and code, and how important it is to be awesome.
Larry Solomon, AT&T's senior vice president of corporate communications, announced that 4G LTE will be coming to New York City.
Bloomberg TV anchor Emily Chang talks tech with Foursquare's General Manager Evan Cohen.
Lauren Indvik, marketing and media associate editor at Mashable, is joined by a panel including Alexis Maybank, founder and chief marketing officer of Gilt Groupe ; Maureen Mullen, research and advisory lead of L2; and David Granger, editor in chief of Esquire.
Lauren Indvik, marketing and media associate editor at Mashable, is joined by a panel including Alexis Maybank, Founder and chief marketing officer of Gilt Groupe ; Maureen Mullen, research and advisory lead of L2; and David Granger, editor in chief of Esquire.
Mashable's entertainment editor Christina Warren talks with a panel including Alex Iskold, GetGlue founder and CEO; Jesse Redniss, vice president of digital, USA Networks; and Tom Thai, vice president of marketing and business development at Bluefin Labs, about the future of social media in its relationship with television.
Mashable's entertainment editor Christina Warren talks with a panel including Alex Iskold, GetGlue founder and CEO; Jesse Redniss, vice president of digital, USA Networks; and Tom Thai, vice president of marketing and business development at Bluefin Labs, about the future of social media in its relationship with television.
Mashable's entertainment editor Christina Warren talks with a panel including Alex Iskold, GetGlue founder and CEO; Jesse Redniss, vice president of digital, USA Networks; and Tom Thai, vice president of marketing and business development at Bluefin Labs, about the future of social media in its relationship with television.
Michael Lazerow, founder and CEO of Buddy Media talks about the rules of content that need to be changed for social media.
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Alexis Ohanian, the co-founder of popular social news site Reddit, also founded the social enterprise Breadpig, which publishes books featuring popular webcomics like XKCD. Fun fact: Ohanian helped launch Hipmunk, a travel site increasingly becoming a favorite booking choice among travelers.
Prior to becoming president of Hearst Magazines in June 2010, David Carey was group president at Condé Nast, vice president and publisher of The New Yorker from 1998-2005, founding publisher of Smart Money after starting his career at Esquire.
Besides serving as the senior editor for data news and journalism technology at WNYC, John Keefe also authors a blog that presents fascinating info on data, maps and visualizations.
Before joining Facebook as the head of entertainment and media, Kay M. Matadi was vice president of audience experience at CNN Worldwide, where he oversaw the execution of social media and consumer engagement.
Teal Newland, VP of brand strategy at StumbleUpon, is part of the team that operates Paid Discovery, a StumbleUpon service that's generated a lot of buzz in the industry.
Tim Pool is an independent journalist who was featured in TIME's person of the year as the "Media Messenger of Zuccotti Park." Pool earned his reputation from his unique style of interactive broadcast journalism and adoption of new technologies, includng drone journalism.
Jessica Bennett is the executive editor at Tumblr, where she discovers the most interesting stories and trends from the mircroblogging platform. This content is then showcased on Storyboard, a curated collection of some of the best creators and their work found within the Tumblr community.
Chairman of AKQA, Tom Bedecarré is one of the most influential leaders in advertising. Described by Fortune Magazine as a "rare hybrid" who "has cred with techies and Mad Men alike," Bedecarré has clearly made his digital footprint in the space with more than 120,000 followers on Twitter .
Joan Walsh is editor-at-large for Salon and has appeared on MSNBC's Countdown with Keith Olbermann, The Rachel Maddow Show, The Ed Show, and CNN's Larry King Live. Now Joan will appear at Mashable's Media Summit to talk digital and politics.
Aron Pilhofer runs a newsroom at The New York Times that blends journalism, social media and technology. He also co-founded DocumentCloud, an organization that turns documents into data, and Hacks and Hackers, an international grassroots journalism organization that rethinks the future of news and information.
The Mashable Media Summit on Nov. 4 at the Times Center in New York City attracted professionals in digital, tech, advertising, sales, marketing, mobile and publishing from all over the world.
We had a packed house in attendance for this year's Media Summit.
Pete Cashmore, founder and CEO of Mashable, speaks on the future of social media, its current landscape and what trends to expect for 2012.
This year's Media Summit was located at the Times Center in New York City.
Mashable's community manager Meghan Peters chats with Katie Rogers, social media manager at The Washington Post; Anthony De Rosa, social media editor at Reuters; and Drake Martinet, social media editor at AllThingsD.
Brian Stelter, a media reporter and blogger at The New York Times speaks at the Media Summit.
Eli Pariser, author and chairman of the board at MoveOn.org, discusses how human editors and algorithms can work together to get users clicking on content that matters.
Adam Ostrow, executive editor and senior vice president of content, Mashable speaks with Vadim Lavrusik, journalist program manager of Facebook, about how the social network's new features can help journalists.
Sports Illustrated Group editor, Terry McDonell, talks about the magazine's transition from print to digital with Mashable's Editor in Chief Lance Ulanoff.
Josh Koppel, co-founder and chief creative officer of ScrollMotion, speaks on the reinvention of content experience and engagement.
Christy Tanner, TV Guide's general manager and executive vice president, explains how technology is changing entertainment for better and for worse.
A member of the audience asks TVGuide general manager and EVP Christy Tanner about technology's changes to the entertainment industry.
Tor Myhren, Grey president and chief creative officer, talked about the ultimate user experience, and how different it is today from when he was a teen. Here he is at age 14.
Tor Myhren, Grey president and chief creative officer, talked about the ultimate user experience, and how different it is today from when he was a teen.
Tony Haile, CEO of Chartbeat, discusses how real time data changes what you should be doing.
At Mashable Media Summit, we announced the Mashable Publisher Platform, a new editorially curated syndication experience that brings content from select publishers to our site.
Faris Yakob, chief innovation officer of MDC Partners’ kbs+p and founding partner of Spies & Assassins, covers from art and copy to arduinos and code, and how important it is to be awesome.
Larry Solomon, AT&T's senior vice president of corporate communications, announced that 4G LTE will be coming to New York City.
Special thanks to our presenting sponsor, AT&T.
Bloomberg TV anchor Emily Chang talks tech with Foursquare's General Manager Evan Cohen.
Lauren Indvik, marketing and media associate editor at Mashable, is joined by a panel including Alexis Maybank, founder and chief marketing officer of Gilt Groupe ; Maureen Mullen, research and advisory lead of L2; and David Granger, editor in chief of Esquire.
Lauren Indvik, marketing and media associate editor at Mashable, is joined by a panel including Alexis Maybank, Founder and chief marketing officer of Gilt Groupe ; Maureen Mullen, research and advisory lead of L2; and David Granger, editor in chief of Esquire.
Mashable's entertainment editor Christina Warren talks with a panel including Alex Iskold, GetGlue founder and CEO; Jesse Redniss, vice president of digital, USA Networks; and Tom Thai, vice president of marketing and business development at Bluefin Labs, about the future of social media in its relationship with television.
Mashable's entertainment editor Christina Warren talks with a panel including Alex Iskold, GetGlue founder and CEO; Jesse Redniss, vice president of digital, USA Networks; and Tom Thai, vice president of marketing and business development at Bluefin Labs, about the future of social media in its relationship with television.
Mashable's entertainment editor Christina Warren talks with a panel including Alex Iskold, GetGlue founder and CEO; Jesse Redniss, vice president of digital, USA Networks; and Tom Thai, vice president of marketing and business development at Bluefin Labs, about the future of social media in its relationship with television.
Michael Lazerow, founder and CEO of Buddy Media talks about the rules of content that need to be changed for social media.
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