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    Carlota del Amo

    Head of Corporate Communications and CSR, Penguin Random House
    Carlota del Amo

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    10:00h
    Panel discussion

    Social media, how the way in which we obtain information on books has changed in 20 years

    Rafael Arias
    Rafael Arias Owner of the bookshop Letras Corsarias Participant
    Carlota del Amo
    Carlota del Amo Head of Corporate Communications and CSR, Penguin Random House Moderator
    Agustín Paz
    Agustín Paz Editor of Sílex Ediciones Participant
    Enrique Redel
    Enrique Redel Writer and director of La Plaza de POE Participant

    01-10-2024 10:00 01-10-2024 11:00 Europe/Madrid Social media, how the way in which we obtain information on books has changed in 20 years Facebook saw the light of day for the first time in 2004. Although there had been other networks in the previous decade, this one impacted the world differently and was the first to be used in the publishing industry, by publishers, authors and booksellers, as a means to reach readers directly. Today, 20 years later, sites such as X, Instagram and Tik Tok are used as essential places to inform people about books, how have they evolved and what consequences has this had in these 20 years? CC1, Sala 1.3
    Tue 1 10:00h - 11:00h CC1, Sala 1.3
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    10:00h
    Panel discussion

    We’ll resolve any doubts about the European Accessibility Act

    María José Gálvez
    María José Gálvez Director General for Books, Comics and Reading of the Spanish Ministry of Culture Participant
    Dolores Sancha
    Dolores Sancha Head of Legal Department, Penguin Random House Participant
    Carlota del Amo
    Carlota del Amo Head of Corporate Communications and CSR, Penguin Random House Moderator

    02-10-2024 10:00 02-10-2024 11:00 Europe/Madrid We’ll resolve any doubts about the European Accessibility Act In June 2025, the European Accessibility Act (EAA) will enter into force, establishing new minimum accessibility requirements for the entire EU and guaranteeing equal access to digital products and services throughout Europe. This law will directly affect e-books and publishing houses’ websites. In this round table we propose to answer many of the questions that publishers ask about how it will affect them and the steps to be taken to comply with the law. CC1, Sala 1.2
    Wed 2 10:00h - 11:00h CC1, Sala 1.2
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