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Millennials & the Web: Altering the Media Landscape

University of Miami; American Bar Association
Speaking Engagement
March 31, 2017
Moderator: Jose Sariego

Jose Sariego moderates a panel discussing how Millennials are influencing new media while traditional media companies attempt to catch up, at the International Legal Symposium on the World of Music, Film, Television, and Sports presented by the University of Miami School of Law Entertainment and Sports Law Society and the American Bar Association Forum on the Entertainment and Sports Industries.

The panel explores why Millennials are leaving traditional media behind for new media and the many opportunities and challenges which lie ahead for companies to adapt. The web is influencing the creation, licensing, and distribution of content, and companies such as Amazon, Facebook, Instagram, Netflix, Spotify, and YouTube have become major content producers and distributors.


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