Back in October, I blogged my contribution to Oxford & York’s New Media & Entertainment Summit. Christopher Clark just sent me the official executive summary of the program.
If you’re interested in the impact of blogging on the media industry, and vice-versa, this is well worth reading. Executive Summary here.
Here are the panels that are summarized:
Evolving Revenue Models in Media and Entertainment John Nendick, Ernst & Young LLP Chris Ahearn, Reuters Media Robin Johnson, The Financial Times Thomas V. Ryan, EMI Music, North America Thomas Gewecke, Sony BMG Music Entertainment
Technology and Social Change Anthony Hopwood, Saïd Business School, Oxford University Sandy Pentland, MIT, The Media Laboratory Howard Bass, Ernst & Young LLP
New Media Meets Old Media Josh Manchester, AdventuresOfChester.com Jay Rosen, PressThink Evan Williams, Odeo Roger L. Simon, Pajamas Media Jeremy D. Zawodny, Yahoo! Inc.
The Big 3: Media Piracy, Fraud, and Music Licensing Bob Kohn, RoyaltyShare David Teten, Nitron Advisors
Instinct and Promoting Entrepreneurship! J.P. Donlon, Directorship Thomas L. Harrison, Diversified Agency Services Paul Maidment, Forbes.com
