Two ad alliances, together representing four of Germany’s largest media companies, have joined forces with the aim of countering the dominance of tech platforms.
With more diverse voices in its newsrooms, a stronger focus on digital skills for its trainees, and a measured approach to innovation, Reach plc (formerly known as Trinity Mirror) is addressing some of the challenges faced by regional publishers.
Wanted: New media business ideas! Next Media sets out to explore user needs and ideas that can expand Schibsted’s media portfolio.
The multifaceted ability of data to not only make stories engaging and personalised but also credible, drove discussion at a session during WAN-IFRA’s recent Publish Asia 2019 conference.
Why launch a micropayment solution when all that publishers seem to want is to have readers committing to a subscription? For Dominic Young, founder of start-up Agate, it’s necessary to offer the audience a more flexible relationship.
Em Kuntze, Content Insight’s content editor, explores the rise of participatory journalism.
A new UK campaign, #JournalismMatters, emphasises the vital role trusted news media journalism plays in our democratic society. Against a backdrop of increased hostility towards journlists across the globe, David Dinsmore, chairman of the News Media Association, calls for a reset in the way journalism is viewed.
Many publishers struggle with deciding on the correct subscription price for their products as they try to determine what goes into product value and what types of price bundles they should use.
“If it works for us, it could work for any news organisation,” said Savan Wijewardene of Associated Newspapers of Ceylon Limited (ANCL)’s success in developing events.
Famed journalist Hu Shuli told attendees at WAN-IFRA’s recent Publish Asia 2019 conference in Singapore they should always preserve and protect their core function of high-quality and hard-hitting journalism, no matter what business challenges they face.