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Peter Kafka
Peter Kafka
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Walt Mossberg
Walt Mossberg
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Kara Swisher
Kara Swisher
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Speakers

Here is the current line-up of speakers for the D: Dive Into Media. More speakers will be announced in the coming weeks:

Will Arnett | Actor

Nikesh Arora | SVP & Chief Business Officer, Google

David Carey | President, Hearst Magazines

Charlie Ergen | Chairman, Co-Founder, DISH Network

David Eun | EVP, Open Innovation Center, Samsung Electronics

Brian Grazer | Chairman, Imagine Entertainment

Erik Huggers | Corporate VP & GM, Intel Media

Chris Hughes | Publisher & Editor-in-Chief, The New Republic

Mitch Hurwitz | Creator

Jimmy Iovine | Chairman, Interscope Geffen-A&M, Co-Founder, Beats by Dr. Dre

Eric Kessler | President & COO, HBO

Larry Kramer | President & Publisher, USA Today

Michael Lynton | CEO, Sony Entertainment

Yusuf Mehdi | SVP, Interactive Entertainment Business, Microsoft

Michael Rapino | CEO, Live Nation Entertainment

Dan Rose | VP of Partnerships, Facebook

Ted Sarandos | Chief Content Officer & VP of Content, Netflix

Shane Smith | Founder & CEO, Vice Media

Nancy Tellem | Corporate VP, Microsoft LA Studios

Ricky Van Veen | Co-Founder, CollegeHumor


Conference Photos

High-resolution, downloadable images will be available for the media at the Dive Into Media 2013 galleries on SmugMug.

Unless otherwise noted, all photos used must be credited to Asa Mathat | All Things Digital.


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Videos will be available at the All Things Digital Video Center.

D: Dive Into Media

A report from the frontlines on the continuing war over media.
February 11-12, 2013
Dana Point, California

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The plans to ‘save’ the Times and Post by rescuing their newsrooms from commercial pressure by sticking them inside protective domes strike me as conservative and futile. The market for news–and for ads–is trying to tell them it wants them to transmogrify into something new or, in the worst-case scenario, something gone. Turning any newspaper over to rich historic preservationists only postpones solving the problem of what newspapers need to be in the 21st century.

— Slate’s Jack Shafer explaining why newspapers shouldn’t be owned by nonprofits