How will the next generation of mobile media devices and networks change the way people consume news? Is mobile as big an opportunity as everyone seems to be predicting? How can media organizations innovate when resources are constrained? These are some of the critical questions that will be addressed during RJI’s fall 2012 Tablet Symposium on December 7. Futurist Michael Rogers and digital media guru Douglas Bennett will lead discussions about the technologies and strategies that are likely to shape digital publishing and the news media for the rest of the decade.
Dena Levitz is the manager of digital strategies for the Newspaper Association of America where she tracks innovative work by newspapers in the digital space. She’s also in the midst of pursuing a Master's degree in Media Entrepreneurship at American University, a first of its kind program to train digital media leaders.
A University of Georgia graduate, Dena came up through the journalism ranks as a staff writer for the Augusta Chronicle and Washington Examiner and as a White House stringer for Bloomberg News.
Her freelance writing has also appeared in the Washington Post, The Atlantic's Cities website, the San Francisco Chronicle, the Palm Beach Post and PBS Mediashift.
