Speakers include:

Carolyn Reidy

President and CEO, Simon & Schuster

Donald Graham

Chairman and CEO, The Washington Post Company

Vivian Schiller

President and CEO, NPR

Sarah Chubb

President, Condé Nast Digital

Brian Murray

President and CEO, HarperCollins Publishers

Steve Hayden

Vice Chairman and Chief Creative Officer, Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide

David Steinberger

President and CEO, The Perseus Books Group

Vijay Ravindran

SVP/Chief Digital Officer, The Washington Post Company

Jacob Weisberg

Chairman, The Slate Group

Phil McKinney

Vice President and CTO, Personal Systems Group, Hewlett-Packard

Peter Davis

President, McGraw-Hill Education

Tom Turvey

Director, Strategic Partnerships, Google

JoAnne Boyle

President, Seton Hill University

Randall Rothenberg

President and CEO, Interactive Advertising Bureau

Jeff Price

President and Publisher, Sporting News

Paul Aiken

Executive Director, The Authors Guild

Mohan Renganathan

SVP, Global Digital Group Director, Starcom MediaVest Group

Sarah Rotman Epps

Analyst, Consumer Product Strategy, Forrester Research

Chris Wilkes

VP, Marketing and Audience Development, Hearst Magazines Digital Media

Bob Nell

Director Business Development, Digital Reading Business Division, Sony Electronics

Steven Brill

Co-Founder, Press+

Shiv Singh

Vice President, Razorfish

Christopher Schroeder

CEO, HealthCentral

Priscilla Lu

CEO, Spring Design

Dae Mellencamp

General Manager, Vimeo

Peter Osnos

Founder and Editor-at-Large, PublicAffairs Books

Matt Jones

VP, Mobile Strategy and Operations, Gannett Digital

James Ledbetter

Editor, The Big Money

Brad Inman

CEO, Vook

Mark Coker

CEO, Smashwords

Trip Adler

CEO and Co-Founder, Scribd

Josh Koppel

Founder, ScrollMotion

David Donovan

SVP, Business Development, IREX North America

Anthony Astarita

Vice President of Digital Products, Barnes & Noble

Edward Lazarus

Chief of Staff for the Chairman, FCC

Tim Wu

Professor, Columbia Law School

Ryan Charles

Mobile Product Leader, Zagat Survey

Elinor Shields

Deputy Editor, The Big Money

Cecilia Kang

Writer, The Washington Post

Marion Maneker

Columnist, The Big Money

Kevin Kelleher

Blogger, The Big Money

Farhad Manjoo

Technology Columnist, Slate

Redefining Digital Media

The Big Money’s Untethered 2010 conference will bring together the business and technology leaders who are shaping this quickly evolving market for an intense day of discussion and debate. Join us and you’ll:

Hear leading publishers discuss their digital business strategies and how they will redefine their publishing models around the introduction of bigger, more robust devices.
Meet the vendors and resources who can help your company chart a profitable course in the tablet era.
See technology companies debate the merits of various devices and platforms.
Find out what emerging applications will shape how content is delivered on digital devices.
Learn about how the nation’s largest advertisers plan to leverage this new media format

Publishing in the Tablet Era

Many newspaper and magazine publishers were slow to move onto the Web, losing untold billions of dollars in circulation and advertising revenues. Now they are rushing to welcome e-readers and tablets. Will their digital efforts succeed this time?

Challenging the Kindle and the iPad

What are the devices that will challenge Kindle’s first-mover advantage and Apple’s marketing clout?

Beyond the Book

Tablets will revolutionize many industries. Health care, gaming, and video distribution are just some of the markets that will experience disruption.

The Role of the Regulators

What happens when consumers start carrying around ever larger numbers of tablets, e-readers, and smart phones? How will the FCC’s proposed wireless regulations, its new National Broadband Plan for more bandwidth, and the controversy over net neutrality affect investments in and adoption rates of new devices and accompanying digital content?

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Advertising in the Tablet Era

What’s the business model for digital content on mobile devices? Who controls access and placement of ads, and what are the value metrics for this new form of media?