It's that time of year again - the one-day Association of Online Publishers annual conference from London's Park Lane Hilton.
The AOP event is one of a handful of UK-organised events in this area, and always puts on a good show. Somewhere between the rabble-rousing keynotes and the nitty gritty of the panel sessions (probably around lunchtime) we do seem to actually learn some stuff, which is always a bonus when you spend an entire day at the conference.
Anyway, lined up today is Washingtonpost and Newsweek chief executive Caroline Little on managing both a hyper local and global brand, a discussion on aggregators including Joshua Cohen from Google News and a session exploring exactly what has changed in the digital era. Speakers include, well - just about everyone from UK online publishing. Let's hope they're on form.
Full agenda here. More soon...
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