Transmedia storytelling is taking off, but the debate continues as to what digital technology means for the publishing sector. What are the trends and outlooks in digital children’s publishing, and what are the strategic implications for creation, technology and the publishing market – three intrinsically -linked issues? This conference provides an overview of recent changes in a sector shaken up in the last few years by digital technology.
The development of new formats and the disappearance of others, interconnectivity, and numerous rapid technical advances are having considerable impact on children’s publishing, and this impact should be assessed. With innovation comes new ways to publish, write, enrich content and enhance interaction, which professionals need to adopt and be able to market.
From an economic standpoint, the strategies and initiatives of publishers, pure players and media groups reflect different positions often considered as tests which mustn’t clash with print. Which kinds of experiments, studies and initiatives are publishing professionals trying? What are the results?
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Schedule: 9:00 am - 1:30 pm
Place: Salon du livre et de la presse jeunesse en Seine-Saint-Denis, Montreuil, France
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Programme
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9:30
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Opening remarksby Vincent Monadé, President, Centre national du livre (France) |
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9:45
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Introductionby Térence Mosca, director, TM consulting, a digital strategy consulting firm (France) |
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10:00
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ePub2 / ePub3: Trends in Formats and Digital Publishingwith Cyril Laborderie, manager of the Readium Project at Cap digital (France) |
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10:45
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Transmedia and Educational Contentby Jennifer Kotler-Clarke, Vice-President of Research and Evaluation at Sesame Workshop (Sesame Street, United States) |
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11:15
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Creative Boundaries in the Digital Eraby Marion Jablonski, Director, Albin Michel Jeunesse (France) and Sam Arthur, Managing Director, Nobrow (England) |
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12:15
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Diversity in Digital Content Distribution: Two Case Studies- The platform developed by Michael Kim, General Director, i-ePUB inc. (South Korea) |
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13:00
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Conclusion / Wrap upby Warren Buckleitner, Editor, Children’s Technology Review (United States) |
Speakers
Vincent MonadéPresident, Centre national du livre (CNL) Websites and social networkshttp://www.centrenationaldulivre.fr @vincentmonad |
Térence MoscaDirector of TM consulting, a digital strategy consulting firm (France) Websiteshttp://tmconsultingparis.com |
Cyril Laborderie |
Jennifer Kotler-ClarkeVice-President of Research and Evaluation at Sesame Workshop (Sesame Street, United-States) Websiteshttp://www.sesamestreet.org |
Marion Jablonski |
Sam Arthur |
Michael Kim |
Marianne Durand |
Warren BuckleitnerEditor of Children’s Technology Review (United States) Websites and social networkshttp://childrenstech.com @buckleit |