Digital Media Asia (DMA) is Asia’s largest and foremost news media industry event on digital trends, revenues and technology. It returns for its 14th year in 2022.
DMA has been at the forefront of transformation in the news media industry since its inception in Singapore in 2009 and attracts hundreds of top-level publishers, editors and digital executives who share best practices, case studies and solutions in the news media business.
Participants can expect to hear from expert speakers and experienced practitioners about how they can embark on new and enterprising digital journeys related to the following subjects:
Trends In Digital News Consumption and Monetisation Opportunities
Data Driven Newsrooms Powering Reader Engagement
Evolving Subscription Strategies
AI Powered Newsrooms
Best Practices in Programmatic Advertising
New Generation Content Management Systems
Native Advertising
Data And Analytics in Publishing
Is it End of the Third-Party Cookie, Yet?
AI in Managing Reader Revenue
Content for the Next Generation of Readers
Advertising Tech
Digital Media Asia 2021 was attended by over 915 participants from 342 organisations across 41 countries.
The Digital Media Asia 2021 gave me the chance to learn first-hand how the big players are doing their transformation. For small news organizations such as SunStar, it’s tempting to feel envy at what big newsrooms can do and in little time. But more than envy, the DMA inspires us to evolve in our own way. That in itself is an infusion of hope badly needed by media companies already in the ICU (intensive care unit).
Nini Cabaero, SunStar consultant on digital, Philippines (Cebu)
Former editor-in-chief, SunStar
“Attending the DMA gives us a good vision to confidently enter the digital era, especially when the Vietnamese government is advocating for digital transformation in journalism.
As a leader of the press agency, as well as a lecturer in journalism, attending DMA also gives me a good opportunity to receive new knowledge, new trends and share it on to colleagues and students.”
