Mar 21, 2009
Rob Grimshaw has been at the Financial Times since 2000, recently moving to the position of Managing Director of Ft.com. On nma.co.uk, Grimshaw describes running an online publishing business as “relatively simple”. “I have three tasks,” he says. “I have to acquire traffic, engage users once they’re on the site, and make money from them.”
Jun 10, 2008
Thanks to the blogosphere, we have a full audio recording and blog reactions to last week’s sold out lunch on the Future of Media in Asia. Audio blogger Matthew Driskill recorded a full version of the event on his blog, The View from HereWhy Newspapers can start Online TVThe event started with Felix Soh, director
Apr 7, 2008
Angela Mackay is a former journalist who describes her journey into business operations as a voyage “to the dark side” from which she has never looked back. “I feel like I’ve come out of a convent,” Angela Mackay told the IFRA’s Publish Asia 2008 conference. “Working in a sheltered world where you comment on things
Apr 3, 2008
Angela Mackay, executive director of the Financial Times Asia Pacific, announced today that the Chinese-language ftchinese.com, which was launched in mid-2005, has now reached one million registered users. Users are not charged for using the website, but in the below video she hints at how the company plans to make money from the site. Other
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Thomas Crampton was a correspondent for the
International Herald Tribune and The New York Times for more than a decade, reporting from five continents, writing a column on Asia and covering Asian politics, economics and culture. Currently based in Hong Kong, he writes here about China, the Internet and New Media seen from Asia, while also advising companies on digital communication strategies. For more information click here...
