Tuesday 31. October 2017
Revamped Expo stands the test in Berlin
25% increase in visitors
Newspaper & Mailroom
Wednesday 18. October 2017
World Digital Media Awards winners push boundaries of creativity and technology
The IFRA World Publishing Expo and Digital Content Expo (DCX) kicked off today with a convincing optimistic tone in the days opening keynotes, the announcement of the World Digital Media Awards winners and projections of a solid turnout in Berlin.
Tuesday 17. October 2017
WAN-IFRA launches global campaign to underline the vitality of the news industry
The IFRA World Publishing Expo and DCX Digital Content Expo are starting a worldwide campaign for commercially successful publishing
Thursday 05. October 2017
Think Print: IFRA World Publishing Expo with an extensive offer for print products
Important players in the printing industry return as exhibitors to the IFRA World Publishing Expo or participate for the first time
High-quality print products are popular with readers and are trusted by them
Tuesday 15. August 2017
ABB at the IFRA World Publishing Expo, Berlin
ABB, one of the leading suppliers of automation solutions for the newspaper industry, will be taking part once more at this years IFRA World Publishing Expo in Berlin. The focus will lie on ABBs modular press retrofit solutions and its production management systems.
Tuesday 08. August 2017
Harland Simon to upgrade KBA Reels at The Desert Sun – Palm Springs, CA
The Desert Sun and Gannett Publishing Services (GPS) have selected Harland Simon to replace the KBA reel controls at their print production facility in Palms Springs, CA.
Friday 30. June 2017
EidosMedia sponsors The Future of Newspapers
Do we still see a future for newspapers? Very much so, said Lionel Barber, editor of the Financial Times, one of over 20 authoritative speakers from the world of news publishing gathered in Turin, Italy to celebrate the 150th anniversary of daily La Stampa. His optimism was echoed by Jeff Bezos, owner of the Washington Post, who revealed that the paper had increased its editorial staff by 140 over the last two years.