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Pre-Interview: Neil Ashe, CEO of CNET
| Rafat spoke to CNET CEO Neil Ashe, a conference featured speaker, on the future of CNET, tech advertising market, competition, and other issues. Excerpts are here, at PaidContent. Ashe says CNET is much bigger than others who call themselves competitors, including the blogs Engadget and Gizmodo, and says the audience is not migrating away.
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Speakers Confirmed Till Now
- » Chris Ahearn, President, Reuters Media
- » Neil Ashe, CEO, CNET Networks
- » David Carey, Publisher, Conde Nast Portfolio
- » Bob Carrigan, CEO, IDG Communications
- » Neil Cavuto, SVP/Anchor/ME, Fox News Channel and Fox Business Network
- » Susan Clark, Publisher, Continental Europe, Middle East and Africa, The Economist
- » Gordon Crovitz, EVP, Dow Jones and Publisher, The Wall Street Journal
- » Trevor Fellows, Global Head of Media Sales, Bloomberg
- » Lauren Rich Fine, Media Analyst
- » Keith Fox, President, BusinessWeek
- » Mark Hoffman, President, CNBC
- » Peter Horan, CEO, IAC Media & Advertising
- » Alan Ives, SVP, Sales, CNNMoney.com
- » David Jackson, CEO, Seeking Alpha
- » John Koten, CEO, Mansueto Ventures
- » David Levin, CEO, United Business Media
- » Om Malik, Founder, GigaOmniMedia
- » Roger McNamee, Managing Director, Elevation Partners
- » Alan Meckler, CEO, Jupitermedia
- » Scott Moore, SVP, News and Information, Yahoo
- » Rob Norman, CEO, Global, GroupM
- » Steve Rattner, Managing Principal, Quadrangle Group
- » Gloria Scoby, SVP, Group Publisher, Crain Communications
- » Jane Seagrave, VP, New Media Markets, The Associated Press
- » Tad Smith, CEO, Reed Business Information
- » Patrick Spain, CEO, HighBeam Research
- » Jim Spanfeller, CEO, Forbes.com
- » Greg Strakosch, CEO, TechTarget
- » John Suhler, President, Veronis Suhler Stevenson
- » Devin Wenig, COO, Reuters*
- » Kathy Yates, CEO, AllBusiness.com
* Will be the CEO of Reuters, the combined Thomson Financial unit and Reuters financial and media businesses, after Thomson-Reuters merger completes.
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No doubt that CNET is bigger. While Engadget and Gismodo have developed more niche strategies, CNET has always tried to be all things (tech) to all people. And this strategy has worked very well.