E-commerce Special - Q&A
Ask the experts!
We have a panel of 8 experts ready to answer your questions about e-commerce.
Having four or five viable revenue streams is the key to achieving long-term profitability, and for many publishers, e-commerce is now one of those streams.
In InPublishing’s recent special feature, e-commerce experts – both publisher and supplier – shared their thoughts on best practice and successful strategies and this webinar is your opportunity to put your questions to them.
We recommend you have a read through the short articles each one wrote for the E-commerce Special (which you can read here) as this will help shape your questions.
This webinar was broadcast on 2.30-3.30pm (GMT), Tuesday 27 January 2026
Presenter: Panelists (with the title of their article in brackets):
- Jamie Wren, group commercial director at InterSend (Fulfilment)
- Nashitha Suren, group consumer revenues marketing director (Our e-commerce strategy: Big Issue)
- Beth Crane, director of commercial growth (Our e-commerce strategy: Immediate Media)
- Stewart Robinson, managing director of Full Fat Things (Checkout)
- Jill Tytherleigh, head of e-commerce and product development (Our e-commerce strategy: London Review of Books)
- Mark Alker, co-founder (Our e-commerce strategy: Singletrack World)
- Philippe van Mastrigt, managing director (Europe) at AdvantageCS (Payment)
- Andy Haylar, global e-commerce & technology director at Air Business (Distribution)
Moderator: James Evelegh
James has worked in magazine publishing since 1989, and has been the editor and publisher of InPublishing since it launched in 2003. He began his career with Trinity Publishing (now DMG) and was then group circulation manager at Centaur Communications from 1994 to 1996. From 1996 to 2003, he worked as a circulation consultant to a wide range of companies including Guardian Media Group, FT Business, Euromoney, WH Smith News and Wilmington.
Webinar sponsored by: InPublishing
InPublishing serves the UK news, consumer and B2B media sectors with news, comment, in-depth features and analysis, through its bi-monthly magazine and weekly e-newsletter (both sent free to registered readers in the UK and rest of the world), annual Publishing Partners Guide, website and webinars.
