This year’s program will concentrate on: the recent changes in the digital environment and how to adapt to the changing landscape; how to transform traditional business and editorial strategies; successful models for utilizing the latest innovations in technology; and managing your staff in an uncertain economy and a time of unprecedented turmoil.
Among the many topics that will be covered in nearly 30 sessions are:
Program speakers will include:
2012 Program Schedule – Coming Soon!
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Who Should Attend:
The Yale Publishing Course is designed for mid and upper-level publishing professionals, who work in magazine and new media companies of all sizes, including organizations such as associations, non-profit and government agencies, museums, and corporations that publish print or online material. Find out more.
What Participants Are Saying:
“A great experience that enabled me to interact with people who were equally passionate about publishing and the challenges we are facing. I look forward to more interaction with the global contacts I've made.”
Anna Maguire, Owner, Digireado, Sydney, Australia
“The Course was structured so that a topic in which I am fluent was followed by su
bjects that I knew little or nothing about, which was perfect. There was never a moment where I was not anxious to start the next session. The presenters were all generous with their time and wealth of knowledge. I left the Course energized to get back to my office and put into practice what I had learned.”
Christopher Donnellan, Executive Director, Rights & Permissions, Condé Nast Publications, New York, NY
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Participants come from around the world.

Speakers and participants engage in small group discussions.

The program takes place in a state-of-the-art facility.