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Media is dead, long live media!

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Traditional media is in a state of flux, with consumers changing their media consumption habits. User-generated content, piracy and the rise of mobile are presenting even more challenges.

But what does this mean for publishers and media owners?

Today's podcast visits the 'Media is Dead, Long Live Media' panel discussion, which took place as part of Heroes of the Mobile Fringe 2013 in Barcelona. It was chaired by Jon Mew of the IAB with speakers from Weve, Fairfax Media, Kiip, LoopMe and the BBC.

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