Buying & Selling
eContent—Where the Future of Content Is Decided
January 12, 2004, Medford,
New Jersey—Information
Today, Inc. (ITI) is pleased
to announce the innovative
programming for its conference,
Buying & Selling eContent
2004. This year’s event
is scheduled for April 25–27,
2004, and will return to Marriott’s
Camelback Inn Resort, Golf
Club and Spa, in Scottsdale,
Arizona.
This year, ITI has once again
planned an exciting conference
schedule that offers unique
networking and business developing
opportunities for the leaders
of the content industry. Over
the course of 3 days, the varied
session leaders and the keynote
speakers will focus on major
industry trends and important
issues faced by executives
who lead companies that are
buying and selling content
and by major enterprise buyers.
Highlighting the conference
are the three keynote speakers:
Anthea Stratigos of Outsell,
Inc., Louis Borders of Borders
Books and KeepMedia, and Allen
Weiner of GartnerG2.
This conference not only allows
industry peers and customers
to discuss central challenges
with each other, it also provides
the perfect opportunity to
connect with contacts and build
business relationships in a
relaxing resort atmosphere.
Beginning on April 25th, attendees
have the chance to mingle at
the popular golf tournament
or the
Sunset Welcome Reception.
The following 2 days are filled
with workshops and roundtable
discussions on topics including
the following:
· Content licensing and negotiating
· Content aggregation, bundling
and packaging
·
Who buys desktop content, who
doesn’t, and why
· Enterprise content integration
and distribution
To view the complete program
or to register for the event,
go to
www.buy-sell-econtent.com.
Check it out now, as early
registration discounts are
available.
Buying & Selling eContent
is organized by Information
Today, Inc. For more information
or to register, please contact
ITI at (800) 300-9868 [outside
the U.S. call (609) 654-6266];
e-mail custserv@infotoday.com;
or visit the Information Today,
Inc. Web site at www.infotoday.com.
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