Agenda
09:00
Welcome, introduction and structure for the dayAllegre Hadida, University Lecturer in Strategy, Fellow of Magdalene College
09:30
Keynote: Competing with pirates in IndiaHarish Dayani, CEO, Moser Baer Entertainment Ltd.
10:20
Tea Break10:50
What are the contexts in which a subscription model is viable?Mary Beth Christie, Head of Product Development, Financial Times
Saul Klein, Former CEO, Co-Founder, Video Island (now Lovefilm International)
Nicolay Nicklesen, VP Business Development, Funcom
12:30
Lunch14:00
Micro-payments – Why does this model keeping coming back from the dead?Nick Heller, Strategic Partnerships, Media and Publishing, Google
Robert Andrews, UK Editor, paidContent: UK
15:10
Tea Break15:40
"Free” – Can media ever be fully ad supported?Nick Heller, Strategic Partnerships, Media and Publishing, Google
Joel Stark, Head of Business Development, Channel 4
Simon Waldman, Director of Digital Strategy, The Guardian Group
17:10
Conclusion and sum-upAllegre Hadida, University Lecturer in Strategy, Fellow of Magdalene College
17:30
End of Day 1
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Day Two - 6th Feb 2010(Models: "Crowdfunding”)Chair: Charles Cotton, Chairman, Cambridgecluster.org10:00
Welcome, introduction and structure for the dayCharles Cotton, Chairman, Cambridgecluster.org
10:20
Crowdfunding musicBrian Camelio, Founder/ CEO, ArtistShare
11:10
Crowdfunding radio and TVEllen Horne, Executive Producer, Radiolab (WNYC)
12:00
Lunch13:30
Crowdfunding filmMatt Hanson, Founder, Swarm of Angels
Chris Bouchard, Director, "The Hunt for Gollum”
14:30
Panel discussion: "Contrasting crowdfunding for different types of media”Chair: Charles Cotton, Chairman, Cambridgecluster.org
Brian Camelio, Founder/ CEO, ArtistShare
Ellen Horne, Executive Producer, Radiolab (WNYC)
Matt Hanson, Founder, Swarm of Angels
Chris Bouchard, Director, "The Hunt for Gollum”
15:20
Conclusion and sum-upCharles Cotton, Chairman, Cambridgecluster.org
15:30
End of Day 2
This event is supported by:
The "Beyond the Sound Bite” conference is supported by The Wall Street Journal Europe through The Wall Street Journal Europe Future Leadership Institute, a Wall Street Journal Europe platform designed to bridge the gap between universities and industry.
Building on the Wall Street Journal Europe’s long established Future Leadership Program with its daily distribution of 12,000 copies of WSJE to 180 university campuses in 19 countries across Europe, the Institute organizes an on-going series of seminars and networking opportunities structured to bring together industry leaders and university students in forums where they can exchange their views and concerns on local and global issues and find solutions. These combined programs contribute in a tangible way to the development of skills in finance, economics and international business from a global perspective which will aid these future leaders to succeed in their international careers.
WSJE’s considerable investment in these two programs reflects its strong commitment to excellence in education. The Wall Street Journal Europe Future Leadership Institute was created by VIP Program Manager Gert Van Mol in 2007.
For more information contact: Gert Van Mol: gert.vanmol@dowjones.com or tel +32 478 882 506 or visit the website: www.wsje-flp.com
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