Three speakers from three publishing houses brought day one of the Digital Media Strategies
conference to a close on Tuesday and each in turn shed light on the passage from print to digital and from desktop to mobile. And to demonstrate how the medium alters the offer, Nick Blunden, global
digital publisher for The Economist, said his magazine’s radio station now served 1.5 million streams a month while the man from Auto Trader said the “transition from publisher to search
[provider]” has made the “transition to mobile relatively easy”.
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