EVENTS 14:05 Session 3


FutureBook Live 2019 Programme of events


BROADGATE 2 Audio


BROADGATE 2


Word Up: Who is commissioning


audio now, and who is


the audience? Chair Videl Bar-Kar, Bookwire


Ruth Fitzsimons PodFront Troy JuliarRecorded Books Rachel Mallender Blinkist Rhian Roberts BBC


BROADGATE 1 Learn


14:55 Session 4 Event horizon: Finding


the money in live events Chair Miriam Robinson


Rosie Beaumont-Thomas Waterstones AlexFane Fane Productions AiméeFelone Knights Of JonathanPhillips Penguin Connect AngelaRobertson Goodthinking PR


BROADGATE 1


By the book: Where next for textbooks?


Chair Benedicte Page, The Bookseller


Jonathan Chocqueel-Mangan Pearson Lucy Mills Cambridge University Press David Prescott Blackwell’s Kate Worlock Outsell


LONDON WALL


Talking heads: How can we get books back to the top


of the cultural agenda? Chair Anita Sethi, journalist/author


SharmaineLovegrove Dialogue Books StephenPage Faber CaroleTonkinson Bluebird/Pan Macmillan GabyWood Booker


BISHOPSGATE Words and pictures: What


makes books work on film? Chair Crystal Mahey-Morgan, OWNIT!


Ana GaranitoGreen Door Pictures HelenMonksTakhar Second Generation EmmaStuart Kindle Entertainment DannyTakhar Second Generation


The upside-down: What are the alternatives to publishing traditionally?


Chair Sam Missingham JohnBond Whitefox DaveBuonaguidi Unltd-Inc Caroline Michel PFD James Silver author and journalist


LONDON WALL Learn


What schools want: New approaches in


the classroom


Chair Caroline Bayley, Pinemarten Education Priya Lakhani OBE Century Tech Dr Becky Sage Interactive Scientific Jonathan Seaton Twinkl Stephen Wilks Seneca Learning


BISHOPSGATE Audio


Recording the unrecordable:


How to walk the talk


Chair Alice Lloyd, Orion Guy Gadney Charisma.ai Elise Italiaander DK Catherine Thompson Ulverscroft Ella Watts freelance producer


Followed by room switch


(5 mins)


Followed by coffee break


(30 mins)


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8th November 2019


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