Let’s Discuss: Future of Media – Fee or Free? (>Play Conference Oct 17 in Berkeley, CA)

I'm heading back to IndieGoGo's birthplace to discuss the…

Future of Media: Fee or Free?

Saturday, Oct 17, 2:45 m
UC Berkeley, Haas School of Business
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Synopsis:
Whether through advertising (TV), subscription (cable, satellite, IPTV), or per-content purchases (movies, DVDs, VOD), the business models for media were fairly straightforward. However, with the evolution of the Internet has come the assumption of “free” being the standard payment to the consumer for content. Never before has it been so easy for someone to watch so much free, professionally-produced content with the click of a button. How are current companies all along the media delivery value chain dealing with this shift? And how will these approaches evolve as the ease of access to and delivery of content improves?

Moderator:
Arash Amel, Screen Digest, Research Director, Digital Media

Panelists:
Stacy Nagata, NBC Universal, VP, Digital Entertainment Strategy & Operations
Kevin Yen, YouTube, Director of Strategic Partnerships
Danae Ringelmann, CFA, IndieGoGo, Founder, COO/CFO
Franz Kurath, AT&T, Executive Director, Broadband Content

Hope to see you there!

Author:

Danae Ringelmann

Danae Ringelmann co-founded Indiegogoo and often at conferences including SXSW, MAD Hong Kong, and Big Omaha. Fast Company Magazine recently named Danae one of the Top 50 Most Influential Women in Technology. Prior to Indiegogo, Danae was a Securities Analyst at Cowen & Co. where she covered entertainment companies including Pixar, Lionsgate, Disney, and Electronic Arts. Danae also focused on cable network, NFL, newspaper and hedge fund clientele while at JPMorgan's Investment Bank and Private Bank. In the wake of 9/11, Danae co-produced a concert reading of Incident at Vichy, an Arthur Miller play addressing the politically charged topic of racial profiling. Danae is a CFA charterholder, holds an MBA from the Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley and graduated with a B.A. in Humanities from UNC-Chapel Hill, where she was a Morehead Scholar and varsity rower. @GoGoDanae

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