It happens globally! Newsprint consumption has been steeply declined. More so is happening in North America with 10 percent decline and around 3 percent in Europe. China, which was growing until 2008 Beijing Olympics, is facing 50 percent decline from peak consumption rate. In this scenario, Harish Nagpal, former Vice President–Supply Chain, HT Media Ltd, narrates what the future holds for the Indian market.
Collaboration between Uttarbanga Sambad and Q.I. Press Controls (QIPC) will be further intensified as the leading Bengali daily is investing in new systems from the Dutch specialist in measuring and control equipment. The new installation consists of two different parts—ten mRC-3D cameras for automatic colour register control and two mRC-3D cameras as an extension of the newspaper’s existing automation system.
Announcing an amalgamation of world-class Japanese and Indian technologies, Manugraph India has sealed a deal with the Japanese company Seiken Graphics to manufacture a highly advanced double width, single circumference 4×1 web offset press. The press will be manufactured at Manugraph’s state-of-the-art facility in Kolhapur.
The 9th edition of Digital Media India (DMI) conference, conducted by World Association of News Publishers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA), will be organised on February 18 and 19, 2020 at Holiday Inn in Aerocity, New Delhi. The conference looks at trends, innovations, technologies and revenue strategies in the digital news media landscape.
The Telegraph has launched a new digital recipe channel Cookbook with thousands of recipes and meal ideas. Cookbook is home to more than 3000 recipes, and each week around 25
DMGT, publisher of Daily Mail, has bought the i newspaper and its website for £49.6m from JPI Media. A statement from the owner of DMGT mentions that the paper was
Social Spider, a local newspaper publisher in London, has launched its fourth new title in five years after joining forces with a charity. The company has announced the launch of
Financial Times has launched a small consulting firm using its own in-house talent and learning from its own successful transformation, aiming to help other media and media-adjacent business. The consulting
WAN-IFRA invites the world’s press to attend the 72nd World News Media Congress, the 27th World Editors Forum and the 4th Women in News Summit, to be held in Zaragoza,
Australian news media reaches nine in ten Australians (94 percent or 17.6 million people aged above 14), according to the latest EMMA (Enhanced Media Metrics Australia) data. In the data,
