IIC Annual Review for Members
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If you can’t attend every meeting, the Annual Review is an invaluable resource that provides a summary of the questions, challenges and debates that members and non-members have raised throughout the year. The Annual Review summarises the topics discussed in the previous year, and looks ahead to trends we can expect in the upcoming 12 months.
If you are not a member and would like to see a copy please get in touch, we’d love to talk to you about membership options.
2020 was an extraordinary year for us all when the pandemic hit across the globe at the beginning of the year, we had to adapt at an exceptional pace to pivot our usual events programme into a new, online-only world. We learned fast during this transformation. This report exclusively for our member organisations looks back at not just our transformation but how the digital ecosystem around us responded to the new demands needed to ensure that demands were met. We also look forward to what the future holds as we come out of the pandemic.
This four pager is an executive summary of the 2019-2020 Annual Review and is available for everyone. The full report covers all the key debates that took place in 2019 and a list of all speakers and panellists. The full report is exclusively for members.
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In 2018, events took place in Singapore, Brussels, Miami, Sydney, Bangkok, Mexico City and Washington. Whilst much of the news centred on regulation in the privacy arena, more of the debate among regulators was around the 'day' job of promoting investment in digital infrastructure and enabling new services.
This yearbook summarises the full range of debate, based around the key themes at the major IIC events held in 2017. In addition, in this publication, we have included some of the wider opinions expressed in InterMedia and at IIC Chapter meetings. Finally there is a look forward towards how the landscape might evolve during 2018 and beyond.
Events of 2016, including the Brexit vote and the US Presidential election posed fundamental quetions about the nature of collaboration and cooperation at a time when the world, especially our world of telecoms, technology and media is becoming increasingly interdependent, complex and unpredictable.
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We give members a voice through conferences, symposiums and private meetings, as well as broad exposure of their differing viewpoints through articles, reports and interviews.
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