Newspaper & Mailroom
Learning about design for the publishing industry – in print, video and web
Tuesday 29. April 2008 - IFRA International Conference on 27 and 28 May 2008 in Paris: Design for newspapers and magazines
The influences of new media and the new activities of newspaper companies are rapidly changing the writing for the printed newspaper as well as how that information is being presented. The visual world of readers is infinitely richer than ever before, which in turn raises the expectations they have for the publications they read.
To address these issues, IFRA and the Society for News Design (SND: www.snd.org) are organising an international conference dedicated to the design of newspapers and magazines, on 27 and 28 May in Paris (www.ifra.com/events).
This event will bring together those who are confronted by the demands of newspaper design on a daily basis. It will examine questions such as: How should newspaper design develop? What are the most interesting initiatives under way today? Do publishers’ media extensions (e.g. web, video) have to match their printed publications?
The conference topics include:
– Best newspapers and magazines design experiences worldwide;
– How design for the web differs from print design;
– Connecting with the online audience with videos;
– The latest Eye-tracking research;
– Good web quality practice applied to design;
– Motion design;
– New trends in print, web and video design.
Renowned specialists who will deal with these questions at the conference include:
– Stéphane Baril, Pre Sales Consultant Crea Pro Adobe (France);
– Alberto Cairo, Professor of Information Visualization, Graphics and Multimedia in the School of Journalism at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill (USA);
– Carlos Perez de Rozas, Director for Studio Cases i Associats in Barcelona (Spain);
– Gayle Grin, President of the Society for News Design – SND (Canada);
– Pierre Magnol, Motion designer for Kurtzmedias (France);
– Marshall Matlock, Director of the SND’s annual Best of Newspaper Design (USA);
– Robb Montgomery, CEO and founder of Visual Editors (USA);
– Laura Ruel, Assistant Professor/Researcher in Multimedia Design at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill (USA);
– Elie Sloim, CEO of Temesis (France).
Registration and information
The conference will take place at the Executive Briefing Center Apple in Paris.
Participation fees:
– EUR 890 + VAT for IFRA or SND members,
– EUR 1190 + VAT for non members.
Fees include conference attendance, refreshments, lunch, Get Together on Tuesday (27 May), translations into French and English.
Registration:
Participants can register online at www.ifra.com/events or by sending a fax to +33.4.88679823.
Additional information:
This seminar is organised by IFRA South West Europe (SWE – 66, Cours Charlemagne – 69002 Lyon).
Contact Sandrine Proton at +33.4.72770595 for all additional information.
