NEW TRENDS 2012
RIBA, London, Wednesday 20th June 2012, 2pm-5.15pm
Sponsored by The Carrot Group
Registration is now open for BIC's Summer Seminar which focusses on future publishing trends: digital and physical
We have 9 great speakers from a variety of places:
Andy Davis (Legal Deposit and Digital Acquisitions) and Nick Townend (Head of Digital Operations) from The British Library
David Smith (Distribution Director) from Macmillan Distribution
Vicky Hartley (Marketing Director and Head of Digital) from Duncan Baird Publishers
Matteo Berlucchi (CEO) from Anobii,
Martyn Daniels, Digital Executive and Change Agent
Hamish Brocklebank, (Co-Founder) from Flooved.
Pete Osborne, RNIB
Will Atkinson, (Digital Sales and Marketing Director) from Faber & Faber
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BIC PRESENTATIONS AT OTHER EVENTS:
Metadata - your New Sales Rep!
Presentation given at the Independent Publishers Guild Digital Quarterly Meeting
May 2012
BIC RUN SEMINARS:
This page also contains presentations from other recent BIC run seminars.
Use the links below to jump to the sections:
LBF Supply Chain Seminar
Wednesday 18 April 2012
New Trends 2011
Tuesday 28 June 2011
LBF Supply Chain Seminar
Wednesday 13 April 2011
Confronting the realities of digital change
Tuesday 30 November 2010
The International Standard Text Code
Friday 2 July 2010
New Trends in the Supply Chain
Monday 7 June 2010
Facing the Challenge of Digital Change
Thursday 3 December 2009
LBF Supply Chain Seminar 2012
Wednesday 18 April 2012
PRESENTATIONS
Managing Digital Creativity
Dan Franklin, Digital Publisher, Random House
IBIC: What is it and What Problems Will it Solve?
Howard Willows, Chair of the IBIC Steering Committee
Jesus Peraita, DILVE
The Global Customer: a Total Cost of Ownership View
David Hetherington, VP Academic/Educational Merchandising & Digital Print, Baker & Taylor
The Challenge of Digital; the Impact of Change
Peter Kilborn, Book Industry Consultant
Does Metadata Grow Sales? The Facts
Jonathan Nowell, President, Nielsen Book
A New Agenda for BIC
Karina Luke, Executive Director, BIC
Seminar: New Trends 2011
Tuesday 28 June 2011
PRESENTATIONS
Book distribution in a changing world (and text)
Sheila Bounford, NBN International
Accessible publishing: accessible to all
Sarah Hilderley, EDItEUR
Standardising digital information flows
Ruth Jones, Ingram
EPUB 3: its impact on the e-book market
Peter Rogers, Aptara
Global subject categories and digital discovery
Howard Willows, Nielsen Book
What availability means (and why it doesn't mean what you might think!)
Gabrielle Wallington, Waterstone's
Getting the balance right: the challenge for BIC
Peter Kilborn, BIC
LBF Supply Chain Seminar 2011
Wednesday 13 April 2011
PRESENTATIONS
Understanding plate tectonics in the US book industry
Scott Lubeck, Book Industry Study Group (to follow)
Using technology to protect the future of public libraries
Martin Palmer, Essex Libraries
RFID in the supply chain: opportunities and lessons
Lou Peragallo, John Wiley & Sons
The EU digital supply chain: success and challenges in e-book retail
Michael Tamblyn, Kobo
Maximising the potential of systems integration
David Smith, Macmillan Distribution
Identifying e-books: issues and options
Stella Griffiths, International ISBN Agency
Understanding the digital consumer
Jo Henry, Book Marketing
Seminar: Confronting the realities of digital change
Tuesday 30 November 2010
PRESENTATIONS
The digital landscape in 2011 and beyond
George Walkley, Hachette UK
Legal minefields - 'agency model' and territoriality
Eddie Powell, Fladgate
Beyond e-books: enhancing digital content
Peter Collingridge, Enhanced Editions
A framework for standards in digital rights
Mark Bide, EDItEUR
Legal deposit and the implications for non-print publishing
Andrew Davis and Richard Gibby, The British Library
Discovering books in the digital age
Michael Bhaskar, Profile Books
Seminar: The International Standard Text Code
Friday 2 July 2010
PRESENTATIONS
The Benefits of ISTC: How the ISTC can help you and your supply chain partners and customers...
Discover your products
Aimi Macdonald, Nielsen Book
Analyse your sales and circulation
Jeremy Neate, Nielsen Book
Archive your publications
Claire Caulfield, British Library
The Practice of ISTC
What the ISTC is, what it is not
Michael Holdsworth
I'm convinced, now what?
Julian Sowa, International ISTC Agency/Nielsen Book
Lessons Learned from Early Implementation
Graham Bell, EDItEUR
Seminar: New Trends in the Supply Chain
Monday 7 June 2010
PRESENTATIONS
The impact of digital on traditional transaction workflows
Andrew May Miller, Macmillan
Preparing for real time transactions
John Garrould, Bertrams
New bar codes, new opportunities
Peter Hicks, Axicon
Trading with supermarkets and non-book retailers
Paul Kaye, Freeway Commerce
Pressures to identify and manage individual printings
Philip Miles, Cambridge University Press
Latest developments in supply chain standards
Tim Brown, GS1 UK
How BIC should respond to the changing environment
Peter Kilborn, BIC
Facing the challenge of digital change
Thursday 3 December 2009
PRESENTATIONS
Digital books: locked, loaned or open?
Adam Hodgkin, ExactEditions
The Google settlement: an update
Michael Healy, Book Rights Registry
Smartphones as reading devices
Gurvinder Batra, Kiwitech Corporation
A legal view of territorial rights in digital publishing
Hugh Jones, Publishers Association
.ePub: a first step
Herve Essa, Jouve Group
ISTC: a work in progress
Michael Holdsworth
