What will happen with mass media?

On June 20, 2014 Alexander Shulgin, russian author and composer, founder of the rAsia.com will present the 7th open lecture in the series "13 lectures about the future" named "New Media Space".

Alexander Shulgin is an increasingly famous public figure. He takes part in exhibitions and conferences, advises Russian and foreign companies on New Media, lecturing at exhibitions and conferences all over the world including Beijing, Hong Kong, Berlin and London. As a businessman Alexander Shulgin deals with projects in digital media and new media. He invested and created a list of successful projects and services.

He will speak about the future changes that would result from the changes in the media environment. Along with the development of information technology, the media world is experiencing drastic changes. The once dominant traditional media (televisions, radios, newspapers, books, hand-written letters etc.) is now giving its way to the so called ‘new media’ which is comprised of online messengers, social networking services and more. Such changes are fundamentally shifting even our communication methods from a one-way to a mutual one. Global media experts will gather to help us visualize the future media environment and the possible changes that would come.

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