Ken Auletta: The Media Revolution

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Auckland Writers Festival 2015 We’re witnessing wild times in the world of media when traditional models are beseiged by technological advances and decreasing revenues, not to mention spurned by the digital generation. Ken Auletta – “Annals of Communications” writer in The New Yorker and author of Googled: The End of the World as We Know It – is well placed to fathom it all, from the influence of Netflix to broadsheets and everything in between. Chaired by Shayne Currie. Supported by Westpac Business Bank & Wealth.

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