The Economist Group has announced the appointment of Bob Cohn as President/Managing Director for The Economist. He will lead the core newspaper business, focusing on expanding subscriptions and readership around […]
In future, more than 50 Scandinavian magazines and weekly newspapers, together with their digital content, will be produced with the editorial system jointly developed by ppi Media and Digital Collections.
Shanghai United Media Group, one of the largest media houses in China, is updating its existing Q.I. Press Controls (QIPC) automation with a new mRC-3D colour register control system and a new EAE (Engineering Automation Electronics) control system. Similar move has been taken by Cellesche Zeitung, a local German daily distributed mainly in town and district of Celle in North Germany by Schweiger & Pick Verlag.
Entering its 90th year, INMA (International News Media Association) with its community of 11,042 media professionals has consistently delivered ideas and peer connections to grow the audience, revenue and brand of news media companies, as a guiding light in strategy across generations. Yet something has changed. A timeliness has emerged. An urgency. Something tangible. INMA has moved from ‘nice to have’ to ‘must have’ at the world’s leading media companies. Damian Eales, President, INMA, Sydney, explains why it is so.
The 4th edition of the WAN-IFRA’s South Asian Digital Media Awards 2019 saw more than 80 entries from over 20 South Asian media companies, which were evaluated by an international jury comprising high ranked professionals from the media industry. Manoramaonline.com wins Best News Website of the Year Award this year.
It takes three elements for maintaining an overall output of quality print and ink consumption in newspaper printing—newsprint, ink and fount solution. In this respect, Nilay Patel, Technical Director, OneVision Software AG, explains about efficiency in newspaper printing and ink consumption with a focus on newsprint capillary diameter and ink pigment size.
Is business out of digital journalism a reality? Or is it a bubble waiting to burst? Will readers ever be ready to pay for journalism? Is digital journalism limited to established players? How does one sustain digital journalism in a region involves in constant tussle with misinformation? What are the alternate revenue streams? These questions and more will be addressed during the Digital Media India 2020 Conference in New Delhi.
World News Media Congress 2020 (#WNMC20) is set to conduct from June 17-19 at Zaragoza, Spain. The flagship annual event of WAN-IFRA will offer an unrivalled opportunity to connect with chief editors, publishers, CEOs and news media owners from all regions of the world, confronting the issues that look set to shape the industry in 2020.
In a time when the printing industry as a whole is struggling, newspapers have been getting creative with their marketing approaches. Ernie Smith narrates here some of the more inventive tactics being used by some of the world’s leading newspapers.
With numerous exhibitors already signed up at this early date, drupa 2020 underlines its unique position as the most relevant and important platform for the global printing industry. Some 1,800 exhibitors from 50 countries are expected to appear at drupa 2020. As Europe is making a strong showing as top five countries at the expo will be Germany, Italy, Great Britain, Japan and China.
