How 'In Real Life' Events Can Serve Your Audience and Keep the Lights On

  • Thursday - 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
  • Chicago Ballroom VIII
  • #ona14events

This session is sponsored by Media Impact Project

Media companies are making money and building relationships with their audiences by throwing in-real-life events. Get practical advice to take back to your newsrooms on where to start, pitfalls to avoid and lessons learned.

Slides for this session can be found here.

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— This session will have live video

— This session will have recorded audio

Speakers

Olivia Allen-Price - Interactive and Engagement Producer, KQED - Bay Area NPR and PBS station
@oallenprice | http://www.oliviaallenprice.com/

Chad Graham - Director of News Content Marketing, azcentral.com/The Arizona Republic
@chadgraham2 | http://www.azcentral.com

Brenda Williams-Butts - Senior Director of Community Engagement & Audience Development, New York Public Radio
@bwilliamsbutts | http://www.wnyc.org