Akila Urankar, current president of Business Standard, is all set to become president of the Indian Newspaper Society (INS). Currently she is serving the society in the capacity of deputy […]
A 100-page magazine called DIALogue is all set to launch collaboratively by The Pioneer Group and Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL), a part of GMR Group. Overall contents of the
Replacing Bobby Ghosh, Hindustan Times has recently appointed Sukumar Ranganathan as its new editor-in-chief. He will oversee all the print and digital operations of the newspaper and report to the
English language daily The New Indian Express, published by Express Publications (Madurai) Limited, is set to launch its Delhi edition by January 2018. Khogen Singh, one of the veteran journalists,
The India Today Group has appointed Vivek Khanna as its group CEO. He has 26 years of experience in strategy, sales and marketing. Vivek began his career with HUL where
As long as the new stature of Amar Ujala is concerned, the leading Hindi daily has been ungraded in terms of quality in its print and circulation. The daily has
The landscape of news media has drastically been changed since the commencement of digital media, decelerating the ad sales for printed newspapers. Regardless of the technical advantage of the online
Bringing new concerns and optimism on a common discussion platform, WAN-IFRA India Conference 2017, marking its 25th Silver Jubilee Edition, was successfully organised from September 12-14 at ITC Grand Chola in Chennai. Around 300 senior news media leaders from 25 countries gathered for discussions and discourses over the changing trends, scenarios, machines, products and business models designed to take the industry to a new level. ALL ABOUT NEWSPAPERS brings a brief account of the three days of proceedings of the conference.
Despite the wave of digital media rising all over, there is still a lot (or some) about printed newspapers playing a pivotal role in the news media industry—a lot indeed in India, where the regional domain remains a breeding ground for vernacular dailies and weeklies. JYANESWAR LAISHRAM takes a look at this, focusing on both domestic and overseas markets.
London-based company KnowledgeView Ltd, producer of digital publishing solutions for the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) region, has been acquired by ppi Media. As part of the new venture of the two companies, founder of KnowledgeView, Dr Ali Al-Assam, will join ppi Media from northern Germany as senior vice president for the MENA region.
