SIIA Buying and Selling Content

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SIIA Buying and Selling Content

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Keynote: How Apple, Facebook, LinkedIn and Google are Changing the Content Business

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There have never been as many sources creating content as there are today. But how readers actually access news online, day in and day out, is being consolidated to a few major players (even in b2b), including Facebook, Apple, Google and LinkedIn. That’s putting the licensing world on its head. Hear how leading information companies are partnering with and protecting themselves from The Big Four. Moderator: Kara Swisher, Executive Editor, Re/Code Panelists: John Herrman, Editor, The Awl Brian Madden, Vice President, Audience, Hearst Digital Dan Roth, Executive Editor, LinkedIn

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SIIA Buying and Selling Content
on-demand webcast recorded January 27, 2016

Buying & Selling Content 2016 gives content licensers and content buyers the chance to get together to discuss the new rules of buying and selling content. During this interactive one day event we will address all of the important topics that are top of mind in your business including: data licensing, copyright, international licensing, meta-data, mobile, apps, SaaS platforms, Content marketing, the list goes on. The program also offers plenty of networking time to encourage an open dialogue between content buyers and sellers. Learn, network, get business done - you won't want to miss it.