7 sessions across 2 editions of the Media Transformation Summit. Recordings open progressively — join the early list to be notified as they become available.
Amy Jones explains why transformation should be measured by what an organization can do after a project ends. Strong foundations, small improvements, resilient governance, and practical capability building make the next change easier.
With Amy Jones
Watch sessionFred Zimmerman presents a deliberately provocative experiment in AI-driven publishing: one operator supervising agents, automated production, and layered quality checks. The transferable lesson is not volume for its own sake, but the engineering required to make automation reliable.
With Fred Zimmerman
Watch sessionAndrew Weinstein and Mohit Srivastava explain why cheaper format production does not remove the hard decisions. Rights, audience, channel, release strategy, monetization, and quality determine whether a new audiobook, visual adaptation, or microdrama creates real value.
With Andrew Weinstein, Mohit Srivastava
Watch sessionDmitry Shishkin argues that AI-ready publishing begins with audience intent and a shared content taxonomy. Topic, user need, and precise format give editorial, product, analytics, and machines a common language for creating and reusing content.
With Dmitry Shishkin
Watch sessionArantza Larrauri explains why AI adoption is an organizational challenge before it is a tool rollout. Leadership learning, practical governance, employee involvement, integration standards, and incentives must move together if experiments are to become reliable workflows.
With Arantza Larrauri
Watch sessionSarah Arbuthnot explains how complete metadata, authoritative publisher websites, SEO, and GEO work together to make books understandable and recommendable across search engines, retailers, and AI systems.
With Sarah Arbuthnot
Watch sessionEmma House and Thad McIlroy move the conversation from technical discoverability to audience connection. Rich public information, targeted campaigns, market context, availability, author communities, and real-time signals determine whether the right book actually reaches the right reader.
With Emma House, Thad McIlroy
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