INMA Media Subscriptions Week, which was organised recently in London, had drawn a conclusion based on the presentations and feedbacks from ‘The Media Subscriptions Blueprint’ report. The conclusion said ‘freemium’, a business model whereby basic services are provided free of charge while more advanced features must be paid for, is emerging as the most popular choice for publishers in trouble of declined print circulations.
Presenting the latest developments in the news publishing world, and also hearing from the members and publishers about their business experiences, WAN-IFRA South Asia has organised an OPENDAY programme on May 03, 2108 at Chennai. More than 25 participants from newspapers in South India attended the programme.
Yet another feather in its cap, Prakash Web Offset has received the latest order for
4th line of Newslight 36 Press from Dainik Bhaskar. The leading Hindi daily orders the new Prakash web offset press for its new production plant. Three lines of Newslight 36
Presses have already been running at different production plants of DB Corp Ltd, informally known as the Dainik Bhaskar Group, which publishes Dainik Bhaskar.
Zurich-based Swiss media company Tamedia is acquiring Basler Zeitung from Zeitungshaus AG and in return selling their interests in the Tagblatt der Stadt Zürich, Switzerland’s oldest newspaper, and other freesheets
In a latest development, ppi Media provides a new service to Schleswig-Holsteinischer Zeitungsverlag (sh:z) in Flensburg and undertaking production control tasks for the publishing house. The publisher with the highest
Saying there is still room for local and longer read in printed newspapers, a former regional newspaper editor Tim Dixon has launched his own community title in Devon where he
IFRA & DCX exhibitions agree on a co-operation with the network for global magazine media, FIPP, including a participation in the congress programme in October in Berlin. FIPP, the network
WE-Druck, a part of NWZ-Media Group and operates as an independent newspaper printing house, based in Oldenburg in Germany, has opted for a highly automated newspaper press from Koenig &
The latest report from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism examines how local news organisations in Europe are adapting to an increasingly digital, mobile, and platform-dominated environment. The
In March this year, Google announced with much fanfare the launch of its Google News Initiative, a $300 million programmed aimed at ‘building a strong future for journalism’ as the
