While newsrooms across America are being slashed to the core, The Washington Post is bucking the trend and investing in its newsrooms both in the US, and, increasingly, abroad.
The Frankfurter Rundschau and the Frankfurter Neue Presse newspaper, both part of Mediengruppe Frankfurt, are to move under the umbrella of German publishing group Ippen.
Welcome to The Backstory, a new podcast series from WAN-IFRA exploring media freedom issues from around the globe.
In light of Facebook’s recently announced changes to its news feed (yet again), it could be time for many publishers to shift their FB acquisition strategy on the platform. The Wall Street Journal is a case in point. With a refined subscription marketing approach on Facebook, in 2017 it succeeded in doubling subscription growth from the platform year-on-year.
Germany has taken in more than a million refugees since 2015, and plenty of stories have been written about them. But, according to the founders of a new project called Newscomer, the views and opinions of refugees themselves are rarely featured in mainstream media coverage.
Innovation is not about impressing people with the latest technologies. For the EPFL+ECAL Lab, an innovation is successful if a user forgets about the technology and instead focuses on the content.
Swiss daily Blick produces special ‘King Roger’ issue
Hotel chains old and new alike have taken the leap to focus on customer experience and continuous innovation. Will news publishers follow suit? A guest post by Nikolay Malyarov.
Like many legacy news brands, Argentina’s Grupo América set out to identify new ways to capture a younger audience. With its spin-off product UNO, the group has given the 10-person team behind it the opportunity to continuously experiment with new formats and language to draw in millennials.
