“We can’t lose that new virtual audience that we’ve cultivated during the pandemic.” That’s a common refrain from publishers small and big as we transition back to in-person events. Agri-Pulse showed how it’s done this week with a hybrid webinar featuring their founder/editor hosting and the Agriculture Secretary and two Congressmen on panels.
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The event provided an outlook on the intersection of technology, privacy and equity. Listen to a moderated panel discussion on policy solutions closing the gaps across privacy and equity in a digital ecosystem. Solution focused on: federal privacy legislation, infrastructure funding, embedding DEI efforts into AI, and privacy by design.
Gain insight from previous EXCEL winners about how to select the best entries for your organization to enter into the premier annual contest for association media and publishing. Learn how winners decided which categories to enter and how they chose the best material to submit and hear from a judge about what made award-winning nominations stand out.
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What’s in a name? Sometimes, a lot. Looking at marketing emails this morning, “webinar” is not a popular word. ON24 writes: “Marketing Movers: Join us virtually next Thursday.” Ad Age announces: “Ad Age Next: Health and Wellness. March 1. Virtual. Get tickets.” And Business Management Daily sells its “online training,” with this headline: “The Growing Problem of Workplace Incivility.” There are reasons.
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“It used to be that social and environmental issues were compartmentalized—somebody else’s problem. Now they’re everybody’s issue, especially those in a communications role.” That quote comes from a new Research Report from The Conference Board. Some industry players weigh in on what this might mean for publishers.
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