Leading web offset press manufacturer manroland Goss Americas, a subsidiary of manroland Goss web systems GmbH, has relocated its bindery and post-press equipment service organisation in Effingham, Illinois to its […]
Good news is that that independent South Australian newspaper The Border Watch is coming back after closing last month. A source announces that it will resume printing in October, with
After participating in Facebook’s Video Accelerator programme, news publishers in APAC are seeing tangible business results. Those attending Facebook’s 2019 Video Accelerator have reported an 82 percent increase in overall
Over the last two years, The Economist has narrowed its focus on what it publishes to LinkedIn. It has been reaping the benefits by turning those users into subscribers. After
As the future of print is uncertain, finding new opportunities in outside printing will be a key part of survival for many of our newspaper operations. Many continue to struggle
By bringing together a cross-functional team and empowering them to make quick decisions, German publishing group Funke Mediengruppe has generated a 45 percent uplift in paid subscriptions in three months
When school year started during the coronavirus pandemic in the US, working parents are scrambling to juggle their own remote work and their children’s schooling plans on top of general
Swedish daily Dagens Nyheter saw dramatic growth in traffic and digital subscriptions amid the COVID-19 crisis. The newspaper conducted webinar in which Martin Jönsson, Head of Editorial Development at Dagens Nyheter, detailed
The Providence Journal, Telegram & Gazette (Worcester) and a handful of other newspapers owned by Gannett are offering free multimedia advertising packages to aid local businesses hurt by the COVID-19
With teenagers stuck at home thanks to the COVID-19, The New York Times offered access to its journalism — with the hope of converting some into regular readers and, eventually,
