Richard Perez-Pena writes Monday how The Wall Street Journal is expanding its brand name recognition by rolling out a series of conferences.
Perez-Pena wrote, “Today, it will announce a conference next March on business and the environment called ‘Eco:nomics.’
“The formula for the conferences goes like this: choose a compelling topic, recruit corporate sponsors and display new products, invite the stars in that field to debate and take questions from well-known journalists, and do it all on stage in front of business executives who have paid dearly to listen and rub elbows.
“This serves to make money and to spread the newspaper’s brand — in an industry with a mixed record lately of doing either of those things.”
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