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Riding the waves of news media

disruption

23-25 April, Shangri-La Kowloon, Hong Kong

PUBLISH ASIA 2014www.publishasia.com

SHANGRI-LA KOWLOON

Business sessions

24 April 2014

Opening Ceremony: Grand BallroomCEO Conference: Fan Ling BallroomAdvertising Summit: Taipo BallroomNewsroom Summit: Shek-O BallroomPrinting & Production Seminars: Laurel Room

Gala Dinner: Grand Ballroom

25 April 2014

CEO Conference: Fan Ling BallroomAdvertising Summit: Taipo BallroomNewsroom Summit: Shek-O BallroomPrinting & Production Seminars: Laurel RoomClosing Session: Grand Ballroom

Grand Ballroom, Lower level 1, Shangri-La Hotel Kowloon

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LAURELOrganiser’sOffice

GooglePartnership

Breakout session

GRAND BALLROOM

LEVEL 22FLOORPLAN

Booth 02: WoodWing Booth 03: CxenseBooth 04: AtexBooth 05: CCIBooth 06: Newscycle SolutionsBooth 07: MediaspectrumBooth 08: Protecmedia

Booth 09: ppi MediaBooth 10: CrowdynewsBooth 11: ToleransBooth 12: PongrassBooth 13: 4CplusBooth 14: red.webBooth 15: Miles 33

Exhibitors

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Registration

OVERVIEW

23 April 2014

Masterclass: Digital and print advertising sales tactics09:00 - 16:00 hrs Harbour Room I, Mezzanine floor

Masterclass: Transformation and monetisation of the multi-platform newspaper09:00 - 16:00 hrsHarbour Room II, Mezzanine floor

Masterclass: Inverted Journalism - turning article pagesinto homepages09:00 - 16:00 hrsHarbour Room III, Mezzanine floor

24 April 2014

Opening Ceremony09:00 - 11:00 hrs,Grand Ballroom, Lower level 1

CEO ConferenceAdvertising SummitNewsroom Summit11:00 - 17:30Grand Ballroom, Lower level 1 (Fan Ling/ Taipo/ Shek-O)

Google Partnership break-out session11:30 - 12:30 hrsLotus room, Lower level 1

Gala Dinner hosted by ISD and MEHK19:00 - 22:00 hrsGrand Ballroom, Lower level 1

25 April 2014

CEO ConferenceAdvertising SummitNewsroom Summit09:00 - 17:30Grand Ballroom, Lower level 1 (Fan Ling/ Taipo/ Shek-O)

INFORMATION

Please wear your badges at all times including the gala dinner, conference and summit sessions. For security reasons, admission into the meeting rooms and expo foyer is allowed only for delegates wearing their badges.

Twitter feed: #publishasia14

Event blog: www.publishasia.com

Presentations will be uploaded on the event’s website. Registered delegates will receive the password and the download links via email.

Flying camera lucky draw!

All Publish Asia registered delegates will stand a change to participate in a lucky draw and win a ready to fly video drone.

Lucky draw kindly sponsored by

MASTERCLASSES

Wednesday, 23 April

Transformation and monetisation of the multi-platform newspaperMasterclass leader: Matt Kelly, Managing Director, Sol361, Cases i Associats, UK

09:00 - This full-day workshop focuses on leading transformation 16:00 and innovation within news publishing. Designed for both

senior editorial and commercial decision-makers, this fascinating and practical four-part workshop gives insight into the challenges and opportunities for change within your business.

This masterclass provides both inspiration for editorial transformation and a fresh awareness of the commercial opportunities underpinning it.

Digital and print advertising sales tacticsMasterclass leader: Theo Blanco, CEO, Riksmedia Sverige AB, Sweden

09:00 - A one-day programme designed to provide executives with a 16:00 simple but comprehensive set of planning

tools to help with the improvement of an existing or the development of a new multimedia ad sales strategy for the newspaper company.

Why multimedia advertising ad sales are growing and the results and revenue advantages for the newspaper company and the client? Why multimedia advertising must be at the core of any new business development strategy? How newspaper companies can exploit unique advantages in this large and expanding market?

Habour rooms I - III, Mezzanine floor, Shangri-La Hotel Kowloon

HABOUR ROOM I

HABOUR ROOM II

HABOUR ROOM III

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Inverted journalism: Turning article pages into homepagesMasterclass leader: Grig Davidovitz, CEO, RGB Media, Israel

09:00 - As more users access content sites directly via article pages, 16:00 coming from social media or search engines, these

pages have to change. First, they should maximize the traffic potential from search engines and social media. Second, they should work as “mini homepages”, leveraging the first encounter with the user.

Main aspects covered: Journalistic SEO – information architecture, headlines, best practices; Journalistic SMO – creating a “two way bridge” between content websites and social media; Using content as a marketing agent; Turning landing pages into homepages.

Thursday, 24 April

CONFERENCE OPENING

Session 1. Riding the waves of news media disruption(Common for all)

09:00 Delegates to be seated for opening ceremony

Opening remarksTomas Brunegard, Chairman Stampen Media Group and President WAN-IFRA

Opening addressH.E. Leung Chun-ying, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region

Opening keynote:Searching for competitive advantage: From stable to unstable competitive dynamics in the news industry?How Schibsted has broken the historical business model of newspapers, moving on from a natural monopoly to the new competitive dynamics. Learnings in terms of strategy and organization.Sverre Munck, CEO Libras SA, former Exec. VP Schibsted, Norway

10:30 Coffee break

Session 2. The content monetization controversy(Common for all)

11:00 Partnering with pure-players. Can you better meet advertisers needs selling our digital frenemies products?

Is it wise to partner with Yahoo, Facebook or Google? Can news publishers succeed online without them? Case study on a large scale partnership.Jeff Folckemer, SVP Hearst Newspapers and President of Media Services and Affiliates LocalEdge, Hearst Media, USA

Google Partnership breakout sessionFind out more about Google Partnership opportunities in your region for growing your ad revenues.Venue: Lotus room, Lower level 1

How high can native advertising rise?Native advertising is one of the most promising online advertising format for content producers. Can news publishers benefit from it without compromising their most valuable asset, credibility?

CEO CONFERENCE

Session sponsored by

Panelists:Michelle Haase, Regional Advertising Manager - Asia, The New York Times, HKMo Chung, General Manager, Digital Sales, Next Mobile Ltd, HKInez Albert, Digital Sales Director APAC, The Economist Group, HK

12:30 Lunch

Session 3. Diversifying revenue streams

14:00 Rediscovering the media economyWithout new revenue streams, publishers may not survive till the tipping point when the digital media economy grows to a size that can support the costs of producing good journalism. What can publishers do to prolong the soft landing with business adjacencies as growth thrusts?Robin Hu, CEO, South China Morning Post, HK

A journey from single print newspaper to multimedia groupFrom an English language newspaper publisher only, Star Publications has transformed into a multimedia Group with a Chinese free paper, a TV channel, online classified portals, investments in digital pure-players...Wong Chun Wai, CEO, Star Publications, Malaysia

15:30 Coffee break

Session 4. Innovative business models for news

16:00 The importance of gaining scaleShanghai’s two largest newspaper groups recently merged to form a media giant. Objectives and challenges of the merger on the Chinese market.Ms. ZHANG Qian, Director of Strategic Development, Shanghai United Media Group, China

Media brands transformation in the social media eraThe shift from International Hearld Tribune to International New York Times has impacted the news media industry. The NYT’s Vice Chairman explains the reasons for and the outcome of the move. He will also discuss content strategy with special insights on online video.Michael Golden, Vice Chairman, New York Times Co., USA

19:00 - Gala dinner22:00 Venue: Grand Ballroom, Lower level 1

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Friday, 25 April

Session 5. What big data means to news publishers

09:00 Delegates to be seated

How Publishers can take back their company’s Big Data revenue potential from tech middlemen?Pure-players are taking up to 68% of online ad dollars. How can publishers take back all their users data? What steps can they take to reclaim the revenue potential of their big data to create material incremental revenue.Paul Hood, Digital Director, Archant UK

Using Big Data to drive digital revenue and engagementMediagene, a leading online media group in Japan, partnered with experts in Big Data to understand its audience, increase user engagement and drive higher advertising revenue through advanced targeting.Motoko Imada, CEO, Mediagene, JapanTatsuki Serizawa, Senior Manager, Mediagene, Japan

From circulation to Big Data - Members without membershipNext Media’s CEO will present their transformation from print to digital, new product innovations, their use of Big Data based on the “members without membership” concept, and case studies.Cassian Cheung, CEO, Next Media, HK

10:30 Coffee break

Session 6. Audience engagement(Common for all)

11:00 The social media newswireStoryful is a new kind of newswire, powered by “human algorithm,” which serves verified news videos, alerts and context from the social web. Its founder and CEO will explain the vision behind this revolutionary news outlet and why it has recently been acquired by NewsCorp.Mark Little, CEO & Founder of Storyful, USA

What news publishers can learn from BuzzFeed?With an audience of more than 100 million, BuzzFeed provides shareable breaking news, original reporting, entertainment and video across the social Web. Hear what legacy publishers can learn from this 8-year-old media about audience development and digital advertising perspectives.Scott Lamb, VP of International, Buzzfeed, USA

CEO CONFERENCE

Session sponsored by

12:30 Lunch

CONFERENCE CLOSING

Session 7. Shaping the future of news publishing(Common for all)

14:30 The future of news media designLatest trends in newspaper design in print and on digital platforms. New ways to package content for the 21st century news readers.Jacek Utko, Design Director, Bonnier Business Press International, Sweden

Embracing changes. Emerging business models developed at FTThe FT is one of the best example of a successful transition from print to digital. A review of the FT’s achievements in print & online and of the latest projects they are focusing on in Asia.Angela Mackay, Publisher, The FT & Professional Education, HK

Drone journalismHow will the media use drones in the future? What are the legal, financial and ethical frameworks? Case study from Thailand.Sithikorn Wongwudtianun, Photographer, The Bangkok Post, ThailandPichai Chuensuksawadi, Group Editor in Chief, Post Publishing, Thailand

16:30 Coffee break

16:30 End of conference

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ADVERTISING SUMMIT

Thursday, 24 April

CONFERENCE OPENING





Opening keynote:Searching for competitive advantage: From stable to unstable competitive dynamics in the news industry?How Schibsted has broken the historical business model of newspapers, moving on from a natural monopoly to the new competitive dynamics. Learnings in terms of strategy and organization.Sverre Munck, CEO Libras SA, former Exec. VP Schibsted, Norway

10:30 Coffee break






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12:30 Lunch

Session 3. A new advertising landscape

14:00 Ad innovations and advertisers expectationsLatest research and creative innovation in advertising. What are the expectations of advertisers? Defining the UPS of news media. Speaker to be confirmed

The power of ad networks Following international examples, some Asian newspapers are forming advertising alliances. How 4 leading SEA papers united to create a sponsored all-title subscription and monetize it. Nicolay Malyarov, VP Publishing & Legal Affairs, Press Reader, Canada

15:30 Coffee break

Session 4. Advertising sales strategy

16:00 Advertising product portfolio strategies for local news media companies

It is the role of management to create the future in an exciting world of possibilities of new services and options. Strategic competences are selling reach, building knowhow in conversion and reaching the customer from the outside in. Business models to build on and mix are CPM, CPA and Cost per Time.Niklas Jonason, CEO, Citygate, Sweden

Change management. Implementing a new sales structureIs it best to split print and digital sales team or to enhance your sales force’s skills and implement incentive schemes for pushing multiplatform sales? What are the key arguments to take into account? How to successfully drive change in the ad department?Theo Blanco, CEO, Riskmedia, Sweden


ADVERTISING SUMMIT

Friday, 25 April

Session 5. Fostering innovation for generating new revenues


Leveraging content & technologyABP is a leading Indian media group publishing comprising TV, radio, papers, magazines and online portals. It has diversified its advertising offer and revenue streams by focusing on online, mobile and AR (Augmented Reality).Amitabha Sinha, Head Technology Practice - IT& Digital, ABP, India

They said our newspaper was dead... tell that to our 1.5 million new readersFive years after their acquisition by a colourful Russian oligarch, The Independent and Evening Standard are back to profitability. The Group has experienced a four-fold growth to 2 million readers, launched a new national newspaper and started-up of London’s first TV station.Doug Wills, Managing Editor, Lebedev holdings, UK

Form, function and monetisation in mobile and tabletStrong mobile and tablet strategy has never been more important, and the options facing publishers never more confusing. This presentation brings clarity to this crucial area of development for any publisher - and a pathway through the minefield of options.Matt Kelly, Former Publisher Mirror Digital and Publishing Consultant (Cases i Associats), UK

Newspaper New Business Models - How to get New Revenue StreamsHow Newspapers can become more relevant and more attractive as a media vehicle to Ad Agencies and Brand Owners thanks to hybrid printing solutions.Evandro Matteucci, VP Marketing & GM Graphics APAC, Eastman Kodak, China

10:30 Coffee break


11:00 The social media newswireStoryful is a new kind of newswire, powered by “human algorithm,” which serves verified news videos, alerts and context from the social web. Its founder and CEO will explain

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the vision behind this revolutionary news outlet and why it has recently been acquired by NewsCorp.Mark Little, CEO & Founder of Storyful, USA


12:30 Lunch

CONFERENCE CLOSING





16:30 Coffee break


NEWSROOM SUMMIT

Thursday, 24 April

CONFERENCE OPENING





Opening keynoteSearching for competitive advantage: From stable to unstable competitive dynamics in the news industry?How Schibsted has broken the historical business model of newspapers, moving on from a natural monopoly to the new competitive dynamics. Learnings in terms of strategy and organization.Sverre Munck, CEO Libras SA, former Exec. VP Schibsted, Norway

10:30 Coffee break






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12:30 Lunch

Session 3. Re-engineering the newsroom

14:00 Visions for a different futureThe news business is NOT a dying business. To survive we have to rethink our business completely. Singapore Press Holdings has recently completely restructured its organisation, splitting its print & digital businesses. Patrick Daniel, Editor-in-Chief, English and Malay Newspapers, Singapore Press Holdings, Singapore

From print centric to digital firstHow newsrooms from different part of the world are re organising in order to operate the transition from a print centric to a digital first news media company.

Panelists:Doug Wills, Managing Editor, Lebedev holdings, UKPatrick Daniel, Editor-in-Chief, English and Malay Newspapers, Singapore Press Holdings, SingaporeYu Yilei, Editor in chief, ChinaDaily.com, ChinaDaisy Li, Online News Director, Apple Daily, Taiwan

15:30 Coffee break

Session 4. The storytelling revolution

16:00 Doing more with less: Why aggregation is disruptive to Journalism

The digital eco system offers opportunities for improving editorial products while cutting costs. Aggregation leverages the current split between content creation and content curation and raises a crucial question on the role of the Homepage in the age of social media.Grig Davidovitz, CEO, RGB Media, Israel

Stopping the opt-outs - or designing user experiences for a successful futureA former Editor in Chief at a Swedish regional media house, Novak heads an institute that conduct applied research on world-class user experiences and interaction design. She will share insights on innovation in general and participatory innovation in particular.Anette Novak, CEO, Interactive Institute Swedish ICT, Sweden


Friday, 25 April

Session 5. Entrepreneurship in the newsroom


New newsrooms - new skills - new workflowsAs Publisher of Mirror Group Digital, Matt Kelly launched commercially successful brands such as 3am and MirrorFootball across desktop, tablet and mobile. He now leads transformational projects in newsrooms across the world. In this wide-ranging presentation, he details the crucial differences between the old print-based newsroom and the dynamic of digital.Matt Kelly, Managing Director, Sol361 (Cases i Associats), UK

Trends in NewsroomsBest practices from forward-thinking newsrooms from around the world.Cherilyn Ireton, Executive Director, World Editors Forum, France

Entrepreneurialism in the media: the newsroom perspectiveInitiatives launched in Asia from the newsroom to drive the WSJ more deeply into digital terrain while ensuring quality. How to make news decisions based on the vastly changing and increasing complicated definition of “target readers.”Paul Beckett, Asia Editor, Wall Street Journal, HK

10:30 Coffee break


11:00 The social media newswireStoryful is a new kind of newswire, powered by “human algorithm,” which serves verified news videos, alerts and context from the social web. Its founder and CEO will explain the vision behind this revolutionary news outlet and why it has recently been acquired by NewsCorp.Mark Little, CEO & Founder of Storyful, USA


NEWSROOM SUMMIT

12:30 Lunch





16:30 Coffee break


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PRINTING & PRODUCTION SEMINARS

Thursday, 24 April (Digital Printing)

CONFERENCE OPENING


09:00 Delegates to be seated for opening ceremonyRefer to CEO Conference to detailed programme.

10:30 Coffee break


12:30 Lunch

Session 3. Hybrid printingSeminar chair: Anand Srinivasan, Research Ingineer, WAN-IFRA, India

14:00 Digital printer vs. Inkjet headsTwo different ways to incorporate digital printing to your daily production. Hubert Pedurand, Director Collective Action, INIGraph, France

Newspaper New Business Models - How to get New Revenue StreamsHow Newspapers can become more relevant and more attractive as a media vehicle to Ad Agencies and Brand Owners thanks to hybrid printing solutions.Evandro Matteucci, VP Marketing & GM Graphics APAC, Eastman Kodak, China

5 years after switching to digitalCase study on RotOcéan, France’s first fully digital printing centre located on the Reunion Island. Balance after 5 years of operations.Hubert Pedurand, CEO, RotOcéan, France

15:30 Coffee break

Session 4: The future of digital printing

Digital Outlook for your Newspaper PrintingReview of the available technology and its foreseeable evolution in the next coming years Andreas Friedrich ,General Manager, Web Sales and Service (North/ East Asia), KBA Printing Machinery (Shanghai)

Moving to 100% digital Case study on UNIGRAPH, the French programme for implementing digital printing for newspapers at a national level: quality, productivity and costsHubert Pedurand, Director Collective Action, INIGraph, France

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Friday, 25 April (Go Green)

Session 1: Why Going Green? Seminar chair: Anand Srinivasan, Research Ingineer, WAN-IFRA, India


Why do we need to save resources?Sanat Hazra, Technical Director, Bennett & Coleman, India

How to be sustainable and drive costs down with process free platesAdvantages of eliminating the processing of plates on Prepress environment which provides greater control, eliminates waste, plates remakes and saves water, electricity and Footprint, while it is sustainable by default.Evandro Matteucci, VP Marketing & GM Graphics APAC, Eastman Kodak, China

The concept is - More, Better with LessSanat Hazra, Technical Director, Bennett & Coleman, India

10:30 Coffee break

Session 2: Going green: from concept to implementation

11:00 Green = ProfitDifferent projects that Times of India has worked on has significantly contributed in improving process efficiency and consequently reducing cost across its 56 printing sites Sanat Hazra, Technical Director, Bennett & Coleman, India

Grow Green in IndiaWAN-IFRA leaded green projects in 5 printing centres across India in just 4 months since the launch. What are the findings?Anand Srinivasan, Research Engineer, WAN-IFRA

Improving competitive advantagesSanat Hazra, Technical Director, Bennett & Coleman, India

13:00 Lunch

Session 3: Shaping the future of news publishing(Common to all)

14:30 Delegates to be seated at the Grand BallroomRefer to CEO Conference (Session 7) for a detailed programme.

16:30 Coffee break


WoodWingBooth 2

WoodWing creates the most progressive solutions available on the market for the production of print, online and tablet publications. Rapid growth worldwide and success across the full spectrum of publishers demonstrate that WoodWing markets the best tools for the best price. WoodWing’s customers include renowned magazine, newspaper and book publishers, as well as communication agencies and corporate customers.

Contact: Remco Koster, Managing DirectorPhone: +60-3-8320-1839Email: [email protected]: www.woodwing.com

CxenseBooth 3

Cxense is breathing new life into the publishing industry by helping publishers succeed in a digital world. We use audience data and advanced analytics to create hyper-relevant content recommendations, targeted advertising and predictive search that help increase digital revenue for publishers, and provide users with a better experience. www.cxense.com

Contact: Charles Ho, Senior Vice President, Asia PacificTel: +65-6809-5222Mobile: +65-9851-0434Email: [email protected] , Skype: charlesh68

AtexBooth 4

Atex software solutions help you organize, manage and monetize content across all digital, broadcast and print marketing channels with one point of access. With out software development centres in Asia, we are actively engaged with a multitude of customers across Asia Pacific and Europe.

Contact: Raymond Lee, Sales Director for AsiaPhone: +65-9170-0009Email: [email protected]: www.atex.com

CCIBooth 5

“CCI is supplier of the most robust and powerful editorial and advertising systems in the industry. A newly announced partnership with AWT System and the acquisition of Escenic, means combining local expertise with world class online, digital and print solutions. Combined we have 15 offices worldwide. 7 of these are in Asia.”

Contact: Mike Garland, Area Sales ManagerPhone: +61 414 335 559Email: [email protected]

EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS

NEWSCYCLE SolutionsBooth 6

NEWSCYCLE Solutions combined DTI, SAXOTECH, and Atex Inc. and serves more than 500 media companies across 30 countries and 5 continents. NEWSCYCLE delivers a broad range of solutions including content, advertising, circulation, audience and analytics. Learn more at: www.newscyclesolutions.com.

Contact: Malcolm McGrory, Global Sales DirectorPhone: 1+978.985.0867Email: [email protected]

MediaspectrumBooth 7

Mediaspectrum is the world’s premier technology for addressing all aspects of multi-channel advertising and content management. We provide a unique environment for companies to consolidate IT solutions into a single platform in the Cloud, to take advantage of opportunities in digital and beyond.

Contact: David Page, Managing Director - Asia Pacific RegionMobile: +61 430 296 664Phone: +1 781 685 4648Email: [email protected]: www.mediaspectrum.net

ProtecmediaBooth 8

Protecmedia (1979) is an international software engineering and services company which develops applications and services for publishing companies covering all aspects of advertising, “PrintWebMobile” newsroom, Circulation and Subscriptions. It is seen as a technological partner rather than a mere supplier of services.

Contact: Javier Grané, Delegate & Manager in AsiaPhone: +34 600 501002Email: [email protected]

ppi MediaBooth 9

At ppi Media we believe in publishing. We deliver solutions to publishers to increase profits and reduce cost. Over 5.000 daily newspapers are produced with our software.

Contact: Christian Finder, Head of International SalesPhone: +49(0)40-227433-637Email: [email protected]: http://www.ppimedia.de/

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CrowdynewsBooth 10

Crowdynews is a platform that gathers and filters social media content and posts it in real-time next to topical, popular stories. The service blends the crowd perspective with traditional news items, and provides publishing organizations with new revenue streams.

Contact: Jeroen Zanen, CEOPhone: +31-6-46789690Email: [email protected]: www.crowdynews.com

ToleransBooth 11

Tolerans is the leader in in-line stitching systems for newspaper and commercial print. Since 1947 the Swedish company has installed over 2000 stitching systems in more than 70 countries. Stitching supports the global trend towards the compact newspaper format.

Contact: Andreas Funke, Sales DirectorMobile: +46-76-5270362Email: [email protected]: www.tolerans.com

PongrassBooth 12

“Pongrass is an innovator of publishing software and has been supplyingcutting edge technology for 30 years. Newspapers rely on Pongrass tosupply state of the art solutions for publications of all sizes, from thesmallest weekly to enterprise solutions.”

Contact: Shelley Hando, General ManagerPhone: +61-2-9369 6100Email: [email protected]: www.pongrass.com.au

4CplusBooth 13

4Cplus is a technology solutions company with a core focus on media. 4Cplus has a team of over 150 engineers and domain experts who have been providing services to news publishers in Asia and Africa for over a decade.

Contact: Ashish Aron, Vice PresidentPhone: +91-120-2771386 & 2771387Email: [email protected]: www.4cplus.com

EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS

red.webBooth 14

red.web, software provider of an All-Channel-Publishing-System, is the practice-oriented partner for all publishing houses – from the locally oriented newspaper to the nationwide media group. The web based technology guarantees the full range of functions at any time and any place.

Contact: Philipp Prinz von Thurn und Taxis, International Sales ManagerPhone: +49-170-5691565Email: [email protected]

Miles 33Booth 15

Miles 33, a leading supplier of software, support and consultancy services to publishing sectors across the globe for more than 30 years. Our product portfolio is extensive, covering editorial solutions for print, website, mobile apps, archive, advertising management and others.

Contact: Joe Liew, DirectorPhone: +60-1-62093250Email: [email protected]: www.miles33.co.uk

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WAN-IFRA would like to thank the following sponsors and supporting organisations for their generous support to Publish Asia 2014.

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