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Conferenza internazionale dell’editoria digitale

La World Digital Publishing Conference and Expo si terrà a Londra il 26 e 27 ottobre. Lo annuncia la WAN (World Association of Newspapers) segnalando, fra gli altri, gli interventi di Pete Clifton, responsabile della sezione informazione interattiva della BBC, Carolyn McCall, direttrice esecutiva del Guardian, vincitore del Webby Awards come “miglior giornale su Internet”, Takashi Ishioka, capo del gruppo di lavoro Digital Business dell’Asahi Shimbun, secondo giornale al mondo per diffusione e leader nell’ innovazione digitale, e Neil Chase, redattore capo del New York Times online. (segue)