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Publishing on the Web: A Stanford Workshop

November 16-19, 2008
Monterey, CA
A hands-on workshop for magazine, book, association, media and corporate professionals who oversee or manage content-rich Web sites. Includes user-testing and critiques of each participant's site. more »

Legal Frontiers in Digital Media

May 14-15, 2009
Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA
A conference for media professionals and lawyers who need to understand emerging legal issues surrounding online publishing.
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Stanford Professional Publishing Course

July 2009
Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA
An intensive program for magazine and book publishing professionals taught by luminaries in the U.S. publishing industry.
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• Executive Refresher Course more »

 

 

Stanford brings you one-hour Virtual Seminars on a broad range of topics. View on your own, or gather your staff for in-house education.

Previously Recorded Virtual Seminars

2008 Virtual Seminars

Digital Video: Publishing To the Web

KENJI KATO, Stanford Publishing Courses New Media Group
Wednesday, April 02, 11am Pacific Time more »

Digital Video: After the Shoot

CRAIG SYVERSON, Stanford Publishing Courses New Media Group
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Digital Video: Choosing the Right Gear

KENJI KATO, Stanford Publishing Courses New Media Group more »

Digital Video: Strategies for Adding Video To Your Site

CRAIG SYVERSON, Stanford Publishing Courses New Media Group more »

2007 Virtual Seminars

Harnessing the Power of the Blog

RAND FISHKIN, Founder, SEOmoz.org more »

Secrets of Search Engine Optimization

RAND FISHKIN, Founder, SEOmoz.org more »

Using Web Analytics Strategically

SHARI CLEARY, Digital Marketing Consultant, WebSideStory more »

10 Mistakes Web Sites Still Make—And How to Fix Them

MICHAEL GOLD, Co-Founder and Principal, West Gold Editorial more »

2006 Virtual Seminars

Controlling the Conversation: When You're Liable for Content that Visitors Post on Your Website

JON HART, Member, Dow, Lohnes & Albertson, PLLC
DAVID WITTENSTEIN, Member, Dow, Lohnes & Albertson, PLLC more »

How to Connect With Book or Magazine Readers Through Effective Typography

INA SALTZ, Principal, Saltz Design more »

Production Tips and Time-Savers in the Digital World

LAUREN BROWNE, Director of Production, Getty Images more »

Multi-Media Platforms: 5 Keys to Developing your Content and Establishing your Brand

KATHLEEN SPINELLI, Principal, Brands-To-Books, Inc more »

2005 Virtual Seminars

Blogs: The Next Big Thing in Marketing & Communications

ELISA CAMAHORT, Founder and President, Worker Bees more »

Copyright Law II: Permissions, Releases and Fair Use--When Do I Need Them and What Should They Look Like?

JONATHAN HART, Partner, Dow, Lohnes & Albertson
DAVID WITTENSTEIN, Partner, Dow, Lohnes & Albertson more »

Writing and Editing for the Web

SUSAN WEST, Principal, West Gold Editorial more »

Getting Your Enewsletters Read

LOREN MCDONALD, Vice President, EmailLabs more »

2004 Virtual Seminars

Copyright Law: What All Editors and Publishers Need to Know

JONATHAN HART, Partner, Dow, Lohnes & Albertson
DAVID WITTENSTEIN, Partner, Dow, Lohnes & Albertson more »

How to Manage Editors and Writers

BILL MARKEN, Editor-in-Chief, Garden Design Magazine more »

Writing Short: Packing 5,000 Bits of Information into a 500-word Assignment

SAMMYE JOHNSON, Professor, Trinity University
PATRICIA PRIJATEL, Professor, Drake University more »

Publishing Without Borders: Strategies for International Publishing

MICHAEL ROSS, Senior Vice President, Encyclopaedia Britannica more »

2003 Virtual Seminars

Best Ways to Grab Reader Interest Now

GREG CURTIS, former Editor, Texas Monthly more »

Making Your Website Work Harder

MICHAEL GOLD, Principal, West Gold Editorial more »

Maintaining Profitability in Lean Years

JOHN Q. GRIFFIN, President, Magazine Division National Geographic more »

Branding: Building A Business Model That Sustains You in Down Times

JOHN KILCULLEN, President, VNU more »

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