Events

Watch this orientation video to learn how the FUSE Media attendee experience will work, including how to schedule 1:1 Meetings and what you can expect in the Boardroom Case Studies.

FUSE Media Summit is coming up next month, and we're preparing to delve into the most pressing topics for digital media executives today. From productization and marketing automation to data privacy and the consumer experience, there’s a lot to cover. Here's a look at the speakers we've recruited to share their insights with this year’s attendees.

From ecommerce to over-the-top video, legacy media companies are eyeing a range of monetization opportunities in their transition to more diverse business models. In their search, it's important for publishers to assess whether new revenue streams stem from the core roots of their business, says Pete Sheinbaum, Active Interest Media’s new senior vice president of…

Bonnie Kintzer, President & CEO of Trusted Media Brands, shares why it’s important to connect with industry peers at a tech-focused event like FUSE Media. She also discusses the role technology has played in driving TMB's revenue growth and looks ahead to the industry’s biggest emerging challenge.

The Chief Commercial Officer of product-focused publisher Gear Patrol shares the strategy behind their new event series, which presents a natural opportunity to connect readers with marketers based on their interests.

DNA is the molecular-level instructions that guide the development and expression of a living thing. How that thing will engage. How it will respond. How it will interact with others. DNA guides how a unique life will unfold. Meaningful, growing, sustainable events must also begin with the creation of their unique DNA, which is developed…

It’s quality over quantity for Marie Claire and its exclusive Power Trip event. What began as simply a realization by editor in chief Anne Fulenwider that she and publisher Nancy Berger “always came up with such amazing ideas on planes,” the now annual event crystalized after Fulenwider joked to a junior fashion editor, while flitting…

The New York Times is getting deeper into the experiential realm. For a fee starting at $75 and going up depending on the destination, a reader can book a half or full day “city tour” based on travel content from The Times, in particular its popular “36 Hours” columns, which have already been turned into large bound…

The agency and ad tech vendor presence may be more muted at Cannes Lions this year, but publishers are seizing the opportunity to reassert themselves — and there’s no better place to do so than at a festival packed with global chief marketing officers who are looking to use…

There is a trend in publishing and media conferences that has been growing for the past few years, and when I tell you what it is, you'll say, “Of course.” It's actually a conversation I've seen at publishing conferences around the world. I've heard it in Berlin at the Digital Innovators’ Summit and at MagNet:…