The International News Media Association (INMA) announced 60 first-place recipients in its 2022 Global Media Awards competition, with Miami Herald’s ‘House of Cards’ taking the coveted global ‘Best in Show’. During a ceremony broadcast across INMA.org, LinkedIn, YouTube, and Facebook Live, 60 winners were unveiled across 20 categories.
One of the lesser known disruptions caused by the Russia-Ukraine war is that the imported newsprint had almost been vanished in the Indian market, leaving many newspaper houses struggling to find supplies. In order to ease out the supplies, Poddar Global has managed to bring a chartered Break Bulk Vessel M/V LADA from Russia carrying standard newsprint.
As time passes, systems become obsolete. In itself, that’s not necessarily an issue, until the moment that the system gives problems and support is no longer available. Newspaper publisher Rodi Rotatiedruk in Diemen did not want to wait for this moment. Therefore, the company replaces the current impositioning system with the pre-press workflow automation of EAE/Wobe.
PRINTACK INDIA 2022, which recently concluded on a positive note at India Expo Mart in Greater Noida (Delhi-NCR), brought the zeal of in-person exhibition after a gap of three-year pandemic break, unleashing latest products and technologies from the printing and packaging segments. The showcases include some show-stopping exhibits from the newspaper segment.
An exclusive annual event for print community, WAN-IFRA’s Indian Printers Summit 2022 has been scheduled to be held on September 14 – 15, 2022 at Aerocity, New Delhi. The two days of the event will celebrate the print success in the region and a host of industry stalwarts will discuss the way forward for longevity of prints in future.
The International News Media Association (INMA) announces four new members for its Young Professionals Committee, which includes Ajithkumar Dhevarajan, Growth Product Manager, The Hindu. Young Professionals Committee leads the association’s Young Professionals Initiative, launched in 2020.
Incepted in the year 1986, Mumbai-based Nippon Color is a leading solution provider of pre-press equipment and systems, starting from cameras, scanners, image setters and now computer-to-late (CTP) machines — DotLine Violet CTP. As the company saw the transition from analog to digital, they help each of their customers grow from one level to another from time to time
The Hindu, the English-language daily owned by The Hindu Group, boasts of 45 million assets from more than 140 years of newspaper history united in one system: CUE DAM (formerly DC-X) is now the content hub of all editorial departments at The Hindu for digital assets such as PDFs, photos, texts and videos.
News industry diversity and inclusion is at the heart of an Elevate Scholarship class of 50 media professionals announced recently by the International News Media Association (INMA) and the Google News Initiative (GNI).
Belgian media conglomerate Mediahuis is yet another leading international multimedia company relying on Stibo Dx’s CUE publishing platform. The company is driving its digital transformation with Stibo Dx’s innovative CMS. It is using CUE as one centralised system to manage their websites and news apps as the first choice to fit its growing digital and technological needs.
