mediaXchange 2012 - be sure you are a part of the newspaper industry's annual conference and exhibition.

The lineup boasts:

 - Four General Sessions with speakers of national repute and content to  impact your bottom line,  
 - Seventeen breakout sessions with success stories and innovations from around the country,
 - Over 95 confirmed speakers with more coming each week,
 - The AP Annual Luncheon – President Obama invited,
 - The NAA Annual Luncheon – Presidential Candidate expected,
 - Three receptions in The eXchange
 - The eXchange - Seventy exhibitors and sponsors with products and solutions for the newspaper media industry, two full days at The eXchange and the new eXtreme eXchange networking event.

See all the details at mediaXchange.naa.org or just register now at http://mediaxchange.naa.org/registration.cfm

Updated February 17, 2012

Network!

New for NAA mediaXchange 2012, the Network is humming with activity.  The network and scheduling tool for the exclusive use of executives registered for the annual conference is the hub for everything mediaXchange.

• Connect with over 700 of your colleagues who have already registered for the conference.  Make plans to meet with long time friends and new connections with similar interests.
• Request scheduled appointments with the representatives of over 40 hosted advertising companies.
• Browse the offerings of more than 60 industry partners supporting mediaXchange as exhibitors and sponsors, and make appointments to meet with them.
• Browse sessions and see the speakers' profiles
• Flag companies, profiles and sessions with the "like" function, download appointments to your Outlook or other calendar

And with the mobile version of Network, mediaXchange is at your fingertips before -- and during -- the event on your mobile phone or tablet.

If you have not already registered for NAA mediaXchange 2012, register today and start networking tomorrow!

Updated February 9, 2012

Navigating the Changing News Ecosystem

The way news is created, packaged, delivered and consumed has undergone dramatic transformation. New media players are leveraging aggregation tools, social media platforms and mobile technologies to engage news consumers in new ways.  What is newspapers’ role in this new ecosystem and how do they support their investment in original content creation?  This panel will offer perspectives from senior executives from Newspapers, NewsRight, Flipboard, Newser and Huffington Post/The Blaze.

Betsy Morgan  Michael Wolff David Westin

Updated January 31, 2012