Important notice: Due to the global COVID-19 pandemic, we have decided to cancel the Editorial Days 2020 initially planned for May 13 & 14. We believe this action is necessary as the health and safety of our attendees, partners, and staff is our top priority.
Thank you for your continued support, and we hope to see you at next year’s event.
About the Editorial Days
Artificial intelligence and automation are buzzwords you have heard over and over again in recent years.
And yet, their impact on newsrooms and comms departments so far is limited.
At the same time, the number of tools content teams use increases. This makes it harder to automate workflows.
Our Editorial Days 2020 will provide you with expert insights and our thinking of how content teams of the future will be supported by smart technology.
And — just like every year — you’ll get to meet and network with about 90 like-minded newsroom and comms managers whose daily business is to plan content and campaigns.
Plus, you’ll learn what’s on Desk-Net’s roadmap. In Desk-Net Clinics, you can ask us anything you ever wanted to know about Desk-Net but were too afraid to ask.
If you have any questions or need further information, please send an email to ed@desk-net.com.
Venue
One-on-Ones
Desk-Net Office
Falkenried 74a
20251 Hamburg, Germany
Networking dinner
Café Prüsse
An der Alster 47
20099 Hamburg, Germany
Main conference
Kaispeicher B – Deck 10
Koreastraße 1
20457 Hamburg, Germany
Speakers
Check out all topics from the Editorial Days 2019
Content planning is still the backbone of the newsroom
Desk-Net CEO Matthias Kretschmer brought together a panel with Christopher Pramstaller, Analyst and Audience Development Editor at Süddeutsche…
Using data to convert occasional readers to subscribers
Analyst and Audience Development Editor at Süddeutsche Zeitung Digitale, Christopher Pramstaller brought a data-driven approach to converting…
How data and analytics convert users into customers
Stories are the tools to create loyalty, but in the search for true lock-in loyalty, Meinholf Ellers explained that the old 'fire and forget'…
How user centric publishing improves reader loyalty
The Frankfurter Rundschau, based in Frankfurt am Main, publishes daily with two regional issues, one national, an online version, and an e-paper.…
Shifting the focus to customer centric communication
Vincent Joye's starting point was the potential complexity of customer communications with the proliferation of channels, formats, targets, and…
Building digital loyalty requires a digital focus
“This might seem a bit obvious,” Karsten Ellehauge Haag permits himself a wry smile before continuing; “but I’m sure a lot of you working in the…
Subscriptions and success at Helsingin Sanomat
Samuli Leivonniemi is the Head of News Desk at Helsingin Sanomat, the largest daily newspaper and largest Desk-Net editorial calendar customer in…
How the newsroom system can enable loyalty
Content is redundant It's become a truism in newsrooms of all kinds that 'content is king.' Which made it something of a shock to see the phrase '…
Impressions from last year
