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+ Your Future in Magazines
How the changes rocking the magazine business will shape the career path for magazine journalists—and may mean fewer jobs at lower salaries.

+ The Editorial Makeover
As magazines disappear and staffs shrink, the challenges for editors grow. How do they keep their skills and knowledge relevant? How do they stay employed? What are the alternatives to traditional employment? How can editors make themselves over, career-wise?

+ Editing for the Web
The skills required to be a successful editor on the web are still a mystery to many. This session will provide an overview and guide to resources.

+ Managing Your Content Diet
The amount of information online continues to explode, and the digital alternatives (Technorati! Bloglines! Facebook! Twitter!) can be confounding. How can journalists manage their content intake without missing what they want or need to know? Just take a look at what readers are doing.

+ Managing Print and Digital Editorial Staffs
How will editorial managers juggle the content demands of different media and the cultural differences between print and digital journalists? 

+ Editing on the Cheap
As editorial budgets shrink, how can editors do more with less?

+ Art Direction in a Digital Universe 
What is the role of graphic design as magazine content moves online?

+ The Future of Photography 
As magazines migrate to digital platforms, what are the career implications for photographers and photo editors?

+ GENERAL SESSIONS: DAY ONE
Open to all, Day One of the Summit will be held at the Grand Hyatt New York and features topics and discussions geared for a wide variety of magazine professionals including editors, publishers, ad sales executives, marketers, consumer marketers, lawyers, public relations managers, digital leaders and editors. CLICK HERE to see the full program lineup.