Overview of the promotional and sponsoring opportunities at IFRA Expo Vienna, the 63rd World Newspaper Congress, the 18th World Editors Forum and the 4th International E-Reading and Tablet Conference, all happening in Vienna/Austria, 10-15 October 2011. The WAN-IFRA Team is at your entire disposal for any questions at mandy.hay@wan-ifra.org, Tel. +49-6151/733924.
HI 78a - Strengthening and Promoting Associations and Community Networks for ...Bernard hardy
Renforcement et associations de promotion et des réseaux communautaires pour le développement durable Mine Risk Education: la province de Huambo, Angola
Auteur: Ruth BOTTOMLEY
Pays: Angola
Date: 2005
Public: Spécialisé
Type: Ouvrage, Rapport
Handicap International, 2005 .- 101 p.
Cette évaluation porte sur les activites de Handicap International, menées Dans la province angolaise de Huambo de novembre 2003 à mai 2005, à Vasant anciens agents des réseaux communautaires Appartenant à Différents (santé, éducation, Eglise ...) aux dangers des mines qu AFIN 'ils aident les populations de retour chez elles après la guerre à mieux gérer le danger que representent les mines Dans leur vie quotidienne.
HI 78a - Strengthening and Promoting Associations and Community Networks for ...Bernard hardy
Renforcement et associations de promotion et des réseaux communautaires pour le développement durable Mine Risk Education: la province de Huambo, Angola
Auteur: Ruth BOTTOMLEY
Pays: Angola
Date: 2005
Public: Spécialisé
Type: Ouvrage, Rapport
Handicap International, 2005 .- 101 p.
Cette évaluation porte sur les activites de Handicap International, menées Dans la province angolaise de Huambo de novembre 2003 à mai 2005, à Vasant anciens agents des réseaux communautaires Appartenant à Différents (santé, éducation, Eglise ...) aux dangers des mines qu AFIN 'ils aident les populations de retour chez elles après la guerre à mieux gérer le danger que representent les mines Dans leur vie quotidienne.
Eduardo Smith - Pinpointing sustainable growth and new revenuesWAN-IFRA
Eduardo Smith discusses strategies for sustainable growth and new revenue streams at Grupo RBS in Brazil. Grupo RBS is the 3rd largest media group in Brazil with over 6,500 employees across TV stations, newspapers, radio stations, and digital operations. The corporate strategy focuses on media and communication as well as digital and education. To sustain growth in media and communication, Grupo RBS is reinventing traditional businesses, leveraging infrastructure for ancillary revenue, and incorporating digital thinking. Growth is also pursued through acquiring independent digital pure play companies, but this presents challenges in deal making and portfolio management.
The document summarizes a presentation by Louise Hallman of WAN-IFRA on making mobile publishing successful in Africa. It discusses the growth of mobile money, internet, social media and how newspapers can implement mobile news delivery through SMS, USSD menus and smartphone apps. It provides examples of innovative mobile services and revenue models from African newspapers and highlights the importance of mobile for media companies in Africa going forward.
World Editors Forum 11: Session Looking beyond the article, Marcelo RechWAN-IFRA
This document summarizes a presentation comparing a 1995 print journalism project called "Brazil in Bombachas" to its 2011 digital follow-up project "Brazil in Bombachas II". The 1995 project involved traveling 30,000 km over 60 days with film cameras to interview 200 people, with the story printed 3 weeks later. The 2011 project covered 18,000 km in 30 days using laptops, phones, and digital cameras, allowing daily online updates and multimedia content production. While the 1995 project reached a narrow audience, the 2011 digital version achieved much broader reach across Brazil at a lower cost through online publications, social media, and other platforms.
The document discusses lessons that have been learned about storytelling in the age of the tablet. It covers 9 lessons: 1) it's a multi-platform world, 2) news has a new definition, 3) print still has a place as a lean-back platform, 4) design for the brain, eye and finger, 5) the importance of the first 10 seconds, 6) landscape mode is more popular, 7) photo galleries and videos are preferred, 8) the tablet is a lean-back platform, and 9) personalized content and curation are important. The overall message is that storytelling must adapt to different platforms and user behaviors.
Jacob Moller - Pinpointing sustainable growth and new revenue strategies WAN-IFRA
Pinpointing sustainable growth and new revenue strategies
The document discusses Schibsted's digital transition and strategies for sustainable growth. It outlines how Schibsted has built a foundation with online classifieds and media houses, with online activities now comprising 39% of revenues and 62% of EBITDA. The company is strategically developing from print news/classifieds to online news/classifieds and broader online marketplaces and traffic fund models.
Media Port 2012, Session 3: Virtual PrintCenterWAN-IFRA
The document discusses Agfa Graphics' Virtual Print Center solution, which moves prepress workflow from Coldset Printing Partners' print sites into the cloud. Coldset Printing Partners needed to reduce costs, standardize processes, improve print quality, and gain centralized control. Agfa Graphics proposed hosting CPP's Arkitex prepress software and infrastructure in Agfa's secure datacenters, providing "Prepress as a Service" and allowing CPP to benefit from economies of scale while focusing on their core printing operations. Only Agfa could provide this specialized prepress as a service solution given their experience as a newspaper printing partner.
The document summarizes a presentation about developing a tablet publishing application using the NGen publishing system. It discusses creating an iPad app for the Salzburger Nachrichten newspaper that automatically generates a "best of the day" edition from existing print and online content, with additional multimedia. The app would be developed over 6 months starting in November 2011 using the Neofonie mobile platform. The presentation outlines the objectives to create a premium user experience, efficient workflow, and flexible foundation. It also describes the challenges of tablet optimization and proposes smart automation and effortless editing through templates and a custom editor app to address these.
World Editors Forum 11: Session Paywalls, Bill Mitchell, Dirk Nolde, Matúš Ko...WAN-IFRA
The document summarizes a session from the 18th World Editors Forum on paywalls from the newsroom perspective. Four speakers from The Poynter Institute, Berliner Morgenpost, SME.sk, and The New York Times discussed the terms and results of implementing paywalls at their respective organizations, including the number of digital subscribers gained and changes in traffic and attitudes. The presentation concluded with lessons learned and an opportunity for questions.
Mykola Siruk - Audience development - Reeling in readers and advertisersWAN-IFRA
The document discusses audience development strategies for The Day, a Ukrainian newspaper. It has been publishing since 1997 and aims to strengthen Ukrainian identity and support European integration. It currently prints 370,000 copies per week in Ukrainian, Russian, and English. Notable projects include its library of 14 books published over 10 years, an international photography contest held since 1999, and Ukraine Incognita, an interactive history website. The newspaper seeks to make its quality journalism more well-known throughout Europe and contribute to discussions on Ukraine's future.
Confronting the wave of change - Greg HywoodWAN-IFRA
Greg Hywood, CEO of Fairfax Media, discusses confronting the wave of change in the media industry. Fairfax is transforming into a digital-first company focused on quality journalism across multiple platforms. The company is restructuring its newsrooms and operations to remove duplication, become more integrated and audience-focused, and prioritize digital platforms and strategies. Fairfax aims to grow its large digital audience and transition successfully to the future of media.
World Editors Forum 11: Integration Session, Christian OrtnerWAN-IFRA
This document summarizes a presentation given by Christian Ortner on the multi-brand strategy of Vorarlberger Medienhaus. Vorarlberger Medienhaus operates two flagship brands in Vorarlberg, Austria - the regional newspaper Vorarlberger Nachrichten and the regional news portal VOL.at. While the newspaper and news portal have separate brands, teams, and editors-in-chief, they also collaborate by using each other's content and marketing channels and by pooling resources like photographers. The multi-brand strategy allows both the newspaper and news portal to better serve their separate target audiences with different production schedules and levels of interactivity.
Eduardo Smith - Pinpointing sustainable growth and new revenuesWAN-IFRA
Eduardo Smith discusses strategies for sustainable growth and new revenue streams at Grupo RBS in Brazil. Grupo RBS is the 3rd largest media group in Brazil with over 6,500 employees across TV stations, newspapers, radio stations, and digital operations. The corporate strategy focuses on media and communication as well as digital and education. To sustain growth in media and communication, Grupo RBS is reinventing traditional businesses, leveraging infrastructure for ancillary revenue, and incorporating digital thinking. Growth is also pursued through acquiring independent digital pure play companies, but this presents challenges in deal making and portfolio management.
The document summarizes a presentation by Louise Hallman of WAN-IFRA on making mobile publishing successful in Africa. It discusses the growth of mobile money, internet, social media and how newspapers can implement mobile news delivery through SMS, USSD menus and smartphone apps. It provides examples of innovative mobile services and revenue models from African newspapers and highlights the importance of mobile for media companies in Africa going forward.
World Editors Forum 11: Session Looking beyond the article, Marcelo RechWAN-IFRA
This document summarizes a presentation comparing a 1995 print journalism project called "Brazil in Bombachas" to its 2011 digital follow-up project "Brazil in Bombachas II". The 1995 project involved traveling 30,000 km over 60 days with film cameras to interview 200 people, with the story printed 3 weeks later. The 2011 project covered 18,000 km in 30 days using laptops, phones, and digital cameras, allowing daily online updates and multimedia content production. While the 1995 project reached a narrow audience, the 2011 digital version achieved much broader reach across Brazil at a lower cost through online publications, social media, and other platforms.
The document discusses lessons that have been learned about storytelling in the age of the tablet. It covers 9 lessons: 1) it's a multi-platform world, 2) news has a new definition, 3) print still has a place as a lean-back platform, 4) design for the brain, eye and finger, 5) the importance of the first 10 seconds, 6) landscape mode is more popular, 7) photo galleries and videos are preferred, 8) the tablet is a lean-back platform, and 9) personalized content and curation are important. The overall message is that storytelling must adapt to different platforms and user behaviors.
Jacob Moller - Pinpointing sustainable growth and new revenue strategies WAN-IFRA
Pinpointing sustainable growth and new revenue strategies
The document discusses Schibsted's digital transition and strategies for sustainable growth. It outlines how Schibsted has built a foundation with online classifieds and media houses, with online activities now comprising 39% of revenues and 62% of EBITDA. The company is strategically developing from print news/classifieds to online news/classifieds and broader online marketplaces and traffic fund models.
Media Port 2012, Session 3: Virtual PrintCenterWAN-IFRA
The document discusses Agfa Graphics' Virtual Print Center solution, which moves prepress workflow from Coldset Printing Partners' print sites into the cloud. Coldset Printing Partners needed to reduce costs, standardize processes, improve print quality, and gain centralized control. Agfa Graphics proposed hosting CPP's Arkitex prepress software and infrastructure in Agfa's secure datacenters, providing "Prepress as a Service" and allowing CPP to benefit from economies of scale while focusing on their core printing operations. Only Agfa could provide this specialized prepress as a service solution given their experience as a newspaper printing partner.
The document summarizes a presentation about developing a tablet publishing application using the NGen publishing system. It discusses creating an iPad app for the Salzburger Nachrichten newspaper that automatically generates a "best of the day" edition from existing print and online content, with additional multimedia. The app would be developed over 6 months starting in November 2011 using the Neofonie mobile platform. The presentation outlines the objectives to create a premium user experience, efficient workflow, and flexible foundation. It also describes the challenges of tablet optimization and proposes smart automation and effortless editing through templates and a custom editor app to address these.
World Editors Forum 11: Session Paywalls, Bill Mitchell, Dirk Nolde, Matúš Ko...WAN-IFRA
The document summarizes a session from the 18th World Editors Forum on paywalls from the newsroom perspective. Four speakers from The Poynter Institute, Berliner Morgenpost, SME.sk, and The New York Times discussed the terms and results of implementing paywalls at their respective organizations, including the number of digital subscribers gained and changes in traffic and attitudes. The presentation concluded with lessons learned and an opportunity for questions.
Mykola Siruk - Audience development - Reeling in readers and advertisersWAN-IFRA
The document discusses audience development strategies for The Day, a Ukrainian newspaper. It has been publishing since 1997 and aims to strengthen Ukrainian identity and support European integration. It currently prints 370,000 copies per week in Ukrainian, Russian, and English. Notable projects include its library of 14 books published over 10 years, an international photography contest held since 1999, and Ukraine Incognita, an interactive history website. The newspaper seeks to make its quality journalism more well-known throughout Europe and contribute to discussions on Ukraine's future.
Confronting the wave of change - Greg HywoodWAN-IFRA
Greg Hywood, CEO of Fairfax Media, discusses confronting the wave of change in the media industry. Fairfax is transforming into a digital-first company focused on quality journalism across multiple platforms. The company is restructuring its newsrooms and operations to remove duplication, become more integrated and audience-focused, and prioritize digital platforms and strategies. Fairfax aims to grow its large digital audience and transition successfully to the future of media.
World Editors Forum 11: Integration Session, Christian OrtnerWAN-IFRA
This document summarizes a presentation given by Christian Ortner on the multi-brand strategy of Vorarlberger Medienhaus. Vorarlberger Medienhaus operates two flagship brands in Vorarlberg, Austria - the regional newspaper Vorarlberger Nachrichten and the regional news portal VOL.at. While the newspaper and news portal have separate brands, teams, and editors-in-chief, they also collaborate by using each other's content and marketing channels and by pooling resources like photographers. The multi-brand strategy allows both the newspaper and news portal to better serve their separate target audiences with different production schedules and levels of interactivity.
Media Port 2012, Session 3: Digital Innovation and IT-Sourcing StrategyWAN-IFRA
Torben Lundberg, CIO of Mecom Group, discusses the company's digital innovation and IT sourcing strategy. Mecom is a pan-European media company with revenue of €1.4 billion from traditional and digital media businesses. Lundberg outlines Mecom's mobile framework for developing cross-platform apps, its ecommerce activities and partnerships, and use of social media for online deals. Mecom's IT sourcing strategy involves outsourcing infrastructure to HCL in India, developing digital products with Ciklum in Ukraine, and using cloud services from Google and Salesforce.com. This flexible approach has reduced IT costs by 20-30% while allowing Mecom to quickly develop new digital offerings
The document summarizes the winners of the 2011 World Young Reader Prize awarded by the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA). There were winners in several categories including Brand, Editorial, Making the News, Newspapers in Education, and Public Service. Top winners and special mentions were recognized for projects that promoted innovation, sustainability and transferability in engaging young readers. The Wall Street Journal won the top Editorial prize for an investigation into how companies track children online.
Juan Senor - The newsroom - Beyond integrationWAN-IFRA
The document discusses the need for newsrooms to integrate and cooperate across hardware, software, and teams in order to succeed in the digital age. It emphasizes that newsrooms must have many developers, both in-house and outsourced, and that journalists, designers, and developers need to work together. The document also stresses that newsrooms should spend time on social media and own both the beginning and end of conversations on social platforms.
The document summarizes a presentation given by Steffen Schlimmer of Netbiscuits GmbH at the IFRA Expo Vienna 2011 on October 10th about monetizing the mobile web. The presentation covered the growth of the mobile market, challenges around fragmentation across operating systems and devices, and opportunities for rich content and interactive ad formats on mobile websites and apps. Netbiscuits' platform allows companies to deliver optimized experiences across all mobile devices and wrap mobile websites into hybrid apps for multiple platforms.
Aldo van Weezel - Taking social media to the next levelWAN-IFRA
The document discusses trends in social media and its growth. It notes that social networking is now the most popular online activity worldwide. Over 1.2 billion people use social networks, spending 1 in 5 minutes online on them. Facebook is the dominant social network, visited by over 900 million daily active users. The document also discusses the rise of the "social customer" and importance of influencers in social media marketing.
World Editors Forum 11: Session Looking beyond the article Bobby schweizerWAN-IFRA
Bobby Schweizer presented on newsgames at the 18th World Editors Forum. Newsgames are an emerging form of journalism that tell stories through interactive games. Schweizer discussed different types of newsgames, including those based on current events, puzzles, documentaries, and more. The goal of newsgames is to engage users and tell stories in a new, interactive way.
Around the World in 60 minutes - Raju NarisettiWAN-IFRA
The document discusses the need for news organizations to shift from creating great content to creating great experiences for readers in the digital age. It notes that digital audiences are increasingly promiscuous, consuming content from many sources. It argues that the intersection of content and technology determines whether the reader experience is good or bad, and that integrating content and code in newsrooms is challenging but must be done to engage audiences.
Importance of ISO Standardisation for PublishersWAN-IFRA
This document discusses ISO 12647-3, the quality standard for newspaper printing. It provides an overview of the latest 2013 revision of the standard, including changes to separation settings, plate production specifications, ink shades, gray balance, and dot gain. It also outlines eight steps for implementing the standard in a printing workplace, such as using quality control tools, standardizing materials and processes, achieving 26% dot gain, implementing the new ICC profile, and benchmarking print quality through the WAN-IFRA Color Quality Club competition. Standardization is presented as an achievable goal that does not require large expenses but can motivate staff and improve print quality results.
WAN-IFRA is an international organization representing over 18,000 publications, 15,000 online sites, and 3,000 media companies in 120 countries. It collects data on global print and digital newspaper revenues, circulation, readership, and advertising trends. In 2014, the total global newspaper industry revenue was $179 billion, with $92 billion from circulation and $87 billion from advertising, though print circulation and advertising revenues continued declining while digital revenues increased substantially.
Presentation by Caroline H. Little, President and CEO, Newspaper Association of America, USA, given at the 66th World Newspaper Congress on Wednesday, 11 June 2014, during the closing session explaining the current U.S. Media Market situation.
The document discusses trends in mobile news consumption on Facebook. It notes that over 750 million Facebook users are accessing the platform mobile, with over half of smartphone owners using their device to access news each week. Facebook is an important source for discovering and sharing news on mobile. The document provides tips for publishers on optimizing content for sharing on Facebook by creating engaging content, making it easy to share from their sites, using Open Graph tags, and cultivating an active community on their Facebook page.
Schibsted Programmatic is a program that reaches 40% of daily traffic and aims to make the ad buying process more effective and intelligent. It offers several options for brands including always-on campaigns, branding campaigns, and premium programmatic deals that guarantee placement and inventory. The program emphasizes transparency, data, and technology providers to improve ad delivery and targeting.
This document discusses printing quality management at Zaman, a Turkish newspaper. It outlines Zaman's printing process at 6 sites, printing technologies used, and quality management systems in place. Key aspects of quality control include adhering to ISO 12647-3 standards for color management, regularly measuring dot gain, inspecting plates, and reporting on printing defects and consumables like newsprint. The overall goal is to continuously monitor and improve printing quality.
The document discusses the important role that print media continues to play, even in today's multimedia landscape. It argues that print has a distinct role for readers, helping advertisers integrate across multiple media channels. For advertisers, print plays an integrating role and remains critical due to its high credibility. The document also outlines how print can be customized for different consumer demographics and lifecycles, and how it is uniquely able to create localized content. Print is said to be the only media that can address all the senses and enhance the reader experience through technologies like augmented reality.
What is the role of print in the multimedia pack?WAN-IFRA
The Globe and Mail is Canada's national newspaper, founded in 1844. It is a comprehensive broadsheet newspaper that provides national, international and business news coverage as well as sports, arts and lifestyle content. The Globe and Mail aims to deliver quality journalism across various topics to readers.
1. OHDQ production is a subsidiary of Saarbrücken Zeitung Media Group that specializes in advertisement layout, image processing, and online media. It employs 60 people and produces 230,000 advertisements and 150,000 editorial images annually.
2. LEAN opted to outsource production to reduce costs through streamlined processes and a clear interface without costs for dedicated lines. The error rate is 0.1%.
3. The system is designed to minimize steps ("think short paths"), use automatic filtering routines, visualize customer corrections, and communicate digitally to assign work to typesetters based on available elements for an advertisement while considering the next processing step.
Porsche Consulting was founded in 1994 and currently has 355 employees working in 6 subsidiaries around the world. The company earns 30% of its turnover from work within Volkswagen AG and 70% from external customers. Porsche Consulting helps companies improve operational excellence through measurable results, implemented solutions, empowering clients, and generating enthusiasm among leadership and staff. The document discusses how Porsche Consulting used these operational excellence principles to help Porsche AG increase turnover while managing increasing product complexity.
Official Opening of the World Publishing ExpoWAN-IFRA
The document discusses 10 trends that will impact the news industry in 2014. These include the continued decline of print advertising revenues, the entrance of long term private investors into the newspaper market like Warren Buffett and Jeff Bezos purchasing the Washington Post, the debut of new paywall strategies, the rise of mobile as the primary platform for consuming news, and news organizations experimenting with new commercial strategies beyond traditional advertising like selling more digital products and events.
How Hürriyet built the largest blogger network in EuropeWAN-IFRA
Hürriyet built Europe's largest blogger network by partnering with over 1,000 bloggers who generate over 200 million monthly impressions and 1.4 million monthly clicks. This network provides benefits to Hürriyet such as growing influential reach and traffic, additional high-quality content, and opportunities to monetize through partnerships with over 150 brands across more than 200 campaigns. The network is managed through BoomAds, Hürriyet's platform for connecting advertisers with bloggers.
Relevant, real-time mobile video news publishing is driving unprecedented lev...WAN-IFRA
This document discusses mobile video as the next generation of real-time news publishing. It summarizes Digital First Media's mobile video publishing platform that allows journalists to create and distribute video updates using their smartphones. Over 1,800 journalists across 92 markets are creating 5,000-7,000 mobile video updates daily, receiving over 25 million video views since launch. This new platform is redefining local news and information while also creating a new revenue stream of over $300,000 per month from mobile pre-roll advertising.