Publishing Futures: 2010 update - new opinion

Last year, Wessenden Marketing in association with InPublishing and Wide Area produced PUBLISHING FUTURES, a major benchmarking survey of the UK publishing business. The conclusions of the report are going to be debated at a special panel session at Publishing Expo, “The Future of Publishing” on Feb 25, which involves Stevie Spring (CEO of Future) and Tim Brooks (MD of Guardian News & Media). As background to that session, we would like to get some quick feedback as to how you feel currently about your company’s business prospects .

What do you have to do?

Just spend a couple of minutes answering the questions below on how you currently feel about the business environment.

No individual companies or respondents will ever be identified. All feedback is anonymous and confidential.

Thank you!

What best describes your company's core business?
What is your company's annual turnover currently?
On a scale of 1 to 10, how confident do you currently feel about the overall financial success of your company over the coming year (1 = not at all confident / 10 = very confident)
How does your current level of confidence about the future compare to how you felt a year ago?
When do you foresee a turning point in the markets in which your company trades, when things will begin to improve? *
What are the key factors or events which are going to shape your business over the coming year?
What are the biggest opportunities facing your company over the next twelve months?
What is your job title?
Please describe your area of responsibility
A full survey update will be published online at the end of February. If you would like us to notify you when it is available please provide us with your contact details here
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Publishing Futures: 2010 update - new opinion

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