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Seminar
Online Communities - What can scholarly publishing learn from other industries?

Tuesday 7 July, London

British Institute of Radiology, 36 Portland Place, London, W1B 1AT (map)

ALPSP Members and seminar attendees: please log in to access seminar podcasts


Chair: Pam Sutherland,
Operations Director, Oxford Journals 

Scholarly publishers have much to learn from other industries who are already taking advantage of social networking and online communities to drive their core businesses. ALPSP has brought together leading experts and practitioners from computer games, the specialist press, magazine publishing, mass-market book publishing, content service providers for mobile devices and the author of a major US report on collaboration and social community to show what is happening beyond the scholarly publishing horizon.
 
Who should attend? This unique view of how the world of social networking and online communities is changing the way business is being done will appeal to Editorial, Publishing and Marketing Staff and anyone who has to make or influence future business development decisions.

This ALPSP seminar will use the successful 'Back It or Bin It' format, first introduced in 2007. Each delegate will be given 500 ALPSP pounds to spend on any of the investment opportunities presented by the industry experts. How would you spend your money? Who has taught you the most? Which is the best investment?

PROGRAMME 
 
1000 Introduction & how we can learn from others
Pam Sutherland, Operations Director, Oxford University Press
 
1015 Building online communities to support successful media brands (link to presentation)
Dan Thornton, Digital Marketing Manager, Absolute Radio
 
1055 Games: User-generated content driving an online community (PDF)
Alex Evans, CTO and co-founder of Media Molecule, creators of 'LittleBigPlanet' published by Sony for PS3.
 
1135 Tea/Coffee
 
1155  Social Networking to support general publishing (PDF)
Ros Lawler, Director of eCommerce, Random House
 
1235 Publishing content for mobile devices (PDF)
Phil Archer, W3C Mobile Web Initiative  
 
1310 Lunch
  
1400 How are companies in the US getting the best out of social media and online communities? (PDF)
Steve Paxhia, Principal, Beacon Hill Strategic Solutions; co-author of Gilbane Report: Collaboration and Social Media - 2008
 
1440 Specialist Newspapers: How the Times Educational Supplement has developed a successful online community (PDF)
Gail Robinson, Community producer TES, TSL Education Ltd
 
1520 Final Voting & Tea
 
1550 Panel Discussion (all speakers)
 
1630 Closing remarks followed by networking reception with wine and nibbles.
 
 

Booking form

We regret that we are currently unable to take online credit card bookings.  Please select payment by invoice or contact Lesley Ogg (tel +44 (0)1245 260571; email)  We apologise for the inconvenience caused.

Registration Fees including lunch:

ALPSP Member: £195.00 excl VAT (£224.25 incl VAT @ 15%)
Academic: £210.00 excl VAT (£241.50 incl VAT @ 15%)
Non-Member: £320.00 excl VAT (£368.00 incl VAT @ 15%)

For further information, please contact Lesley Ogg (email; +44 (0)1245 260571)




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