Publishing Business Conference & Expo
Produced by Publishing Executive and Book Business magazines
 


   

2008 Photo Gallery

Attendees eagerly participated and were "impressed" and "amazed" of the value of the conference programming. Executives packed the session rooms, some were standing room only.




Keynoter Peter Legge inspired and motivated the crowd.




Scholastic, Chelsea Green, Every Day with Rachel Ray, Nickelodeon Magazine, Harper Collins, Time Inc., were recognized during the SustainPrint and Publishing Innovator Awards.




More than 200 attendees networked and got connected during the cocktail reception.




Exhibitors demonstrated and informed attendees about their products and services to help publishers succeed in publishing.




Speakers shared and compared their ideas, tips, tactics andstrategies for dealing with today's publishing challenges.


Michael Cairns (left), Information Media Partners; Carolyn Pitis (center), HarperCollins Publishers; and John Morse, Merriam-Webster, led Tuesday's Keynote Panel: Book Publishing in the Digital Age.
Bob Sacks, Co-founder of mediaIDEAS and a columnist for PublishingExecutive, led a standing-room only session on E-paper and the Future of Publishing.
Michael DeFazio, VP, Production Planning and Paper Purchasing, RandomHouse, offered attendees advice on "How to Buy Book Paper in Today's Market."

John Sateja, Senior Vice President for Information Products, Consumer Reports, was a panelist at Tuesday's Keynote Panel: Magazine Publishing in the Digital Age.
Marji Ross, President and Publisher of Regnery Publishing, lent her perspective as a panelist at "Today's Book Launch: Sure-Fire Strategies for Success."
Print-buying expert Alex Brown led a session on today's evolving print and distribution marketplace.