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World News Media Congress 2020 17.— 19. June 2020 www.wan-ifra.org/spain2020 Zaragoza, Spain World News Media Congress 2020 World Editors Forum Women in News Summit World Digital Revenue Forum WITH THE HONORARY PRESIDENCY OF THEIR MAJESTIES THE KING In cooperation with AND QUEEN OF SPAIN WNMC 2020 About What WNMC.19 attendee said: “What a wonderful conference! Honestly ads by platform. Hopefully will serve one of the most useful and interesting as ROI leverage to bring some ad rev- events I’ve attended in a long time. And enue back to our industry. Thank you!” so good to see truly global represen- tation from all corners of the world. Corinne Podger Congratulations to the diligent organ- Founder, Digital Skills Agency, ising team on a job very well done. My Australia favourite session: research on trust in WNMC 2020 About The World News Media Since 1948, the World News Media Con- World Digital Revenue Forum round out Congress WNMC.20 gress is the most important annual gather- the event. ing of news media leaders. It is organised by WAN-IFRA, the World Association of WNMC is the annual meeting point for News Publishers, at changing locations. news media executives, including pub- Annually, 700 to 1500 C-level decision lishers, editors and owners of newspapers makers from more than 80 countries and news sites from all over the world. It attend the event. Since 1994, the World is hosted in a different city each year. The Editors Forum is held in conjunction with 2019 Congress in Glasgow drew around the World News Media Congress, gather- 800 people from over 60 countries for ing Chief Editors from around the globe. three days of conferences, executive The Women in News Summit and the meetings, networking and social events. WNMC.20 Programme The 2020 programme will see a refined Over three days, the Congress and offering via: Forums address the business, journal- Elements ism, policy and freedom issues facing the World Digital Revenue Forum: industry. A Gala Dinner and a reception a stream for publishers, owners, CEOs and offer unmatched networking opportuni- all those invested in building sustainable ties for delegates, speakers and partner- news organisations. ing technology entrepreneurs. The World Editors Forum: The Word News Media Congress 2020 is for editors, editorial managers and jour- being organised in partnership with Hen- nalists who put journalism and its free- neo, one of Spain‘s leading media and doms first when leading their newsrooms technology companies, which celebrates through challenging times. its 125th anniversary next year. Women in News Summit: „In Zaragoza we will host the critical con- an invigorating gathering to support versations needed to define future mod- WAN-IFRA‘s sector-leading initiative to els for sustainable, quality journalism,“ increase women‘s leadership and voices said Fernando de Yarza López-Madrazo, in news. President of WAN-IFRA, President of Henneo, and Vice President of AMI, the World Digital Media Awards: Spanish Publishers Association. the news media industry‘s only truly glob- al digital media competition. The 2020 While enjoying the charm of one of winners will come from the winners of Spain‘s finest cities, delegates will discuss our 2019 regional Digital Media Awards and analyse the challenges and tensions in Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, the that arise between content and technol- Middle East, North America and South ogy; advertising and readership; cooper- Asia. ation and competitiveness. Golden Pen of Freedom Award: an annual award made by WAN-IFRA to recognise the outstanding action, in writ- ing or deed, of an individual, a group or an institution in the cause of press freedom. The 2019 laureate is Jamal Khashoggi from Saudi Arabia. 3 WNMC 2020 Overview What WNMC.19 attendee said: “Thank you to The WAN-IFRA team for Mannish Popat putting together a great confer- Business Manager, NewsAsset Ltd, UK ence and thank you to all the Speak- ers and Panelists who provided great insight and guidance. It was good see- ing everyone and hope you all made it back home safe and sound! See you all very soon!” WNMC 2020 Overview Speaker Profile Speakers at the World News Media Con- get to showcase case studies from typical gress are from the top echelon of the news publishers. WAN-IFRA also invites global news media industry. They rep- inspiring speakers from other industries, resent the most advanced and forward to benefit from their experiences. thinking media houses, but we never for- Visitors at a glance 800 + Participants from 80+ countries 90 + International speakers 700 + Companies 80 % Senior/C-level Visitor profile Visitor profile 60% Men 30% Europe 40% Women 20% Asia 20% North America 15% South America 10% Africa 5% Middle East 5 WNMC 2020 Companies represented 24.com Ukraine - AIRPPU Magazines Editora Perú / Agencia Andina Global Notícias – Media Group International Herald Tribune SAS 24FM Association of Norwegian ConferenceDirect Editorial Altamirano Madriz S.A. S. A. International Institute for 7 х 7 Editors (Norsk Redaktørforening) Conmio Oy Editorial Amfin S.A. GMDE srl Vietnam A Bola Associations, Inc. Constructive Institute Editorial Ecoprensa SA Godo Strategies SL International Magazine Centre A Verdade Athesiadruck GmbH Content Insights AD Editorial La Patria S.A Gombert Consulting International News Safety ABAK-Press Publishing House Audiogeste Contentivity Editorial Martinica, S.A. de C.V. Google Inc. Institute Aberdeen Journals Ltd Australian Broadcasting Cooperative Printing Compa- Editorial Monterrey S.A. Gossweiler Media AG International Women’s Media ABP Pvt Ltd Corporation ny S.A.L. Editorial Noroeste S.A. de C.V. Government of Aragón Foundation (IWMF) Abril Comunicações Automattic Inc Corinne Podger Editorial Perfil S.A. Graça Machel Trust Internet Lab Abu Dhabi Media Compa- Axios Corporación de Medios de Editorial por la Democracia S.A. Gráficos Nacionales S.A. Internet Society ny ADMC AzerNews Extremadura, S.A. Editorial Prensa Ibérica SA Granary Square Internews Network ACOS Alliance / OPC Foundation Ballantine Communications Inc Corporación La Prensa, SA EDN - Empresa do Diário de Graphic Communications Group Interpreter ADAC e.V. Bangladesh News 24 Hours Ltd. Correio do Ribatejo Notícias, Lda. Limited IO Technologies Adresseavisen ASA Batjo Crónicas del Caribe Edytor Sp. z.o.o. Ground Up IPI Ads Yeah Bayero University-Kano CrowdTangle Efecto Cocuyo Groupe Challenges Ippen Digital GmbH & Co. KG AdvantageCS BBC - British Broadcasting Crowdynews EFJ, l’école du nouveau Groupe de Presse La Référence IREX adwonce Corporation CTT journalisme Groupe La Dépêche du Midi SA Irish Mail on Sunday AEDE Asociación de Editores de BBC Voice News Cullum Publishing Ltd Egorshinskie Vesty Groupe SIPA Ouest-France Irvine Partners Diarios Españoles BCSD Portugal - Business Council Culture Trip Egyptian TV Groupe Sud Ouest ISCTE - Instituto Universitário AEDEP Asociación Ecuatoriana for Sustainable Development CUNY - Graduate School of EidosMedia S.p.a Grupo América de Lisboa de Editores de Periódicos Bennett, Coleman & Co Ltd Journalism Ekstra Bladet Grupo América Itedi S.p.A. AFP Bereznikovsky Rabochy Cxense AS El Colombiano S.A. & CIA. S.C.A. Grupo Clarín S.A. ITV Limited Africa Regional Media Hub Bergensavisen AS Czech News Center a.s. El Cronista Comercial S.A. Grupo Copesa Jagran Prakashan Ltd African Media Initiative (AMI) Berlingske Media A/S Dagbladet AS El Diario Ediasa S.A. Grupo de Comunicaciones Jang Group of Newspapers African News Agency - ANA Betazeta Networks Dagen El Heraldo El Meridiano John D. and Catherine T. Aftenposten AS BH Media Group, Inc. Dagens Næringsliv AS El Informador Grupo Dutriz MacArthur Foundation Aftonbladet Hierta AB BIA/Kelsey Dagsavisen Arbeiderbladet AS El Mostrador Grupo Folha de Comunicação John S. and James L. Knight Aga Khan Foundation BIG Partnership Daily Aftab El Nuevo Siglo Grupo Garza Limon Foundation Aga Khan University BILD GmbH & Co. KG Daily Dispatch El País America Grupo La Republica JoongAng Media Network Agate Systems Limited Bird & Bird (Spain) LLP Daily Mail (North America) El Periódico de Cartagena Publicaciones S.A. Jornal A Redação Agderposten Medier AS Black Knight Media Co., Ltd Daily Nation- Zambia El Tiempo News Grupo Media Rumo Jornal das PME AGECOP Blantyre Newpapers Limited Daily News Ltd. El Tribuno Grupo Megamedia Jornal de Sintra Agência Ecclesia Blantyre Printing & Publishing Daily Pakistan Standard Times El Universal Grupo Nación GN S.A. JOTA Agencia EFE SA Co. Limited Dana soluciones y consultoria de El Vocero / Publi-Inversiones Grupo Nacional de Medios S.A. Journal Alerte Plus Agile Content Block Communications medios, S.L. Eleven Media Group Grupo Noroeste Journal l’opinion Agora SA Bloomberg DanAds International AB Embassy of the Russian Grupo Nova Vaga Journal la Relance AICEP Blue Sky Management Danish Media Employers’ Asso- Federation Grupo Octubre/Página 12 Journalists Association of Korea AIIC Bonnier AB ciation EMGESA-CODENSA Grupo Prisa (JAK) AJI - Aliansi Jurnalis Independen Borrell Associates, Inc. Dansk Journalistforbund Emirates Magazine Grupo Sinos Sa - Jornal Nh JP/Politikens Hus A/S AJU News Corporation Botswana Guardian Danske Medier Empresa Editora El Comercio GSI Media Group JSC Publishing House Al Ahram Newspaper BrandFuel Ltd. Daraj Media S.A. Guardian Media Group plc Rossiyskaya Gazeta Al Araby Al Jadeed Brunswick News Inc. Daria Media Nigeria Ltd. Empresa Folha da Manhã S/A Guardian News & Media JTV Al Dia News Media Budstikka Media Dario do Sul Empresa Periodística Bío-Bío GXpress Juba Monitor Al Jazeera Media Network Bulls Presstjänst AB DashBid Ltda. Hakuhodo DY Media Partners Jyllands-Posten AS Al Khatt - Inkyfada Burundi - Eco Dataminr UK Limited ENPA - European Newspaper Inc. Jysk Fynske Medier P/S Al Masry Al Youm BusinessDay Media DATAREALITY Publishers’ Association Hallingdølen Kaldor Ltd Al-Hayat Al-Jadedah BuzzBoard, Inc. Davivienda Seguros Bolivar, S.A. Enreach Solutions Oy Hanauer Anzeiger GmbH & Co Kaleva Oy Alaraby Aljadeed BuzzFeed, Inc. DC Thomson Media epa - european pressphoto Druck- und Verlagshaus Kalle Jungkvist Media AB Alentejo Tourism Bylineme AS De Correspondent agency Hankook Ilbo Kaltim Pos Group AlHudood C.A.
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