PubTech Connect
Meet The Speakers
On April 20, PW and the NYU SPS Center for Publishing will present PubTech Connect (pubtechconnect.com), a new kind of tech conference where innovators from tech and media companies such as Facebook, GE, and Vox Media will share their wisdom about the changing publishing industry.
Ahead of the conference, we’ve been profiling our speakers and panelists. Get a head start on it all with these articles:
Meet afternoon keynote speaker Jim Bankoff, CEO of Vox Media.
Meet panelist Ian Schafer, digital advertising whiz.
Meet Kathryn Minshew, speaker and sage of the millennial workforce.
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Podcasts
PW senior writer Andrew Albanese talks about the AWP meeting in Washington, D.C., and why librarians are concerned by recent moves at the FCC, now under the direction of Trump appointee Ajit Pai.
The More to Come crew look at rumors of an editorial revamp at Marvel, discuss the new Archie TV show, and run down the current graphic novel bestsellers.
Lara Elena Donnelly discusses her debut novel, Amberlough (Tor). Craig Teicher, PW’s director of digital operations, reports on the AWP conference.
Blogs
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