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EconCeleb Conference, July 23: Ticket Sales Open; Speakers Include Bonnie Fuller, TMZ’s Harvey Levin

Early bird ticket sales are now open for our exciting EconCeleb conference being organized on July 23rd at Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood, CA. The conference, as the name suggests, is about the Economics of Celebrity Content Online. Celebrity is a booming marketplace and all of this just adds up to good business for an array of old media and new media entrepreneurs. Some of the issues we will discuss: What drives the economics of celebrity content, supply or demand? What are the challenges of monetizing it? Who is creating, producing, and distributing the content? Where are investors seeing opportunities in this new mass and who is capturing the most buzzworthy M&A opportunities to be the biggest and best in the space. More topics here.

Confirmed speakers: We have lined up a star studded roster of speakers till now:
Nick Denton, Founder & Publisher, Gawker Media
Bonnie Fuller, Former EVP & Chief Editorial Director, American Media, Inc. Lot more names after the jump…

EconCelebKarin Gilford, VP & GM, Yahoo! (NSDQ: YHOO) Entertainment
Tyler Goldman, CEO, Buzznet
Frank Griffin, Owner, Bauer-Griffin
Sheeraz Hasan, Founder and CEO, Hollywood.tv
Fran Hauser, President, People Digital
Virginia Heffernan, Columnist, The New York Times (NYSE: NYT) Magazine
Charlie Koones, former President &; Publisher, Variety Group
Harvey Levin, Managing Editor, TMZ.com; Host & Executive Producer, TMZ
Mattias Miksche, Co-Founder & CEO, Stardoll
Craig Peters, VP, Media and Footage, Getty (NYSE: GYI) Images
David Samuels, Contributor, New Yorker and The Atlantic
Rob Silverstein, Executive Producer, Access Hollywood
Brian Sugar, CEO/Publisher, PopSugar

If you have more ideas on topics or speakers ping me at rali AT paidcontent.org. For underwriting, ping our business side at advertising AT contentnext.com.

Jun 18, 2008 10:30 AM ET

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Jun 17, 2008 1:58 PM

this online business is good but there is the need of bringing undevelop countries like africa into it.

kabir

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