Every year the Future Media Lab. hosts an annual conference in Brussels. In 2016, this event took place on 26 January 2016 in The Square in Brussels.
Media content today can be consumed anywhere and anytime. The digital evolution allows readers and users to access professional journalistic content in many different ways and also media brands have a multitude of channels at hand to distribute their content: offline, online, mobile and in social networks. The ability to engage with their audiences has become a key success-factor for media brands. Only when knowing their audiences and serving them according to their specific needs, media brands can stay ahead of innovation and disruption.
Every year the Future Media Lab. hosts an annual conference in Brussels. In 2016, this event took place on 26 January 2016 in The Square in Brussels and was titled “ Technology and Media: Shaping the Future of Audience Engagement”.
Media content today can be consumed anywhere and anytime. The digital evolution allows readers and users to access professional journalistic content in many different ways and also media brands have a multitude of channels at hand to distribute their content: offline, online, mobile and in social networks. The ability to engage with their audiences has become a key success-factor for media brands. Only when knowing their audiences and serving them according to their specific needs, media brands can stay ahead of innovation and disruption.
This Future Media Lab. conference therefore looked at “audience engagement” in the light of:
The event gathered approximately 150 media professionals, journalists, start-ups, technology experts, academics and politicians for one day in order to have a very timely discussion about how to shape the future of audience engagement best. This conference looked at disruptions and innovations Europe’s media sector is facing and driving in this field and linked them back to the relevant policy agenda of the EU, such as the Digital Single Market strategy of the European Commission.
The Future Media Lab. team is pleased to present a summary of this very interesting event in the form of a post-conference report. For a pdf of the report, please click here.
Please click on the links below to download the presentations from the event.
Welcome Coffee
Opening keynote by Nicolas Sennegon, Global Managing Director at The Economist
Opening panel “Media Innovation meets Media Policy” including DG Roberto Viola, European Commission
Interactive think tank module with 10+ start-ups on “Shaping the Future of Audience Engagement”
Think Tank panel “What is next when it comes to audience engagement?” including MEP Marju Lauristin
Networking Lunch
Do-Tank interactive debate “Translated Syndication” including DG Martine Reicherts, European Commission
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