Worlds Press Condemns Arrest of Die Welt Correspondent Deniz Yücel in Turkey, Calls for his Immediate Release

The World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) and the World Editors Forum (WEF) have called for the immediate release of Deniz Yücel, a dual national Turkish-German journalist for Die Welt, who has been arrested in Turkey on charges of spreading propaganda in support of a terrorist organisation and inciting the public to violence.

In 2015, manroland India has made a breakthrough by clinching an order for a CROMOMAN 4-1 newspaper press

The CROMOMAN 4-1 has especially been designed considering Indian conditions. It is a 4-tower 4-1 press that is capable of versatile printing possibilities, such as 32 pages, two times 16 pages, 24 pages plus 8 pages and various possibilities of two books in parallel production. There is an additional quarter fold for magazine printing. The maximum production speed is 75,000 copies per hour.

Tuesday 15. November 2016

Digital Media Europe 2017: Premium ad market and new frontiers for content monetization take centre stage in Copenhagen

The leading digital revenue event for the European news industry, Digital Media Europe, will be held in Copenhagen from 24 to 26 April 2017. Digital decision-makers from across the continent, and the rest of the world will discuss why and how the new relationship economy is key to reload legacy media subscription models and retain reader loyalty. This year in Vienna, delegates explored how world-beaters stayed on top through constant re-invention. DME17 will show the way forward in reclaiming the premium ad market and developing new frontiers for digital revenues.

NELA returns with mixed impressions from WPE 2016

NELA considers WPE an important industry event and, therefore, the trade fair is a fixed date in the annual show calendar. This year, however, the plate automation specialist decided last minute for a participation in Vienna, expectations were rather conservative in view of reduced exhibition space and moderate visitor forecasts in a drupa-year.

New report from World Editors Forum explores best practices for online comment moderation to generate audience loyalty and revenue

A new report from The World Editors Forum (WEF), the network for editors within the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA), explores how news media are managing conversations with their audiences in an increasingly toxic online environment; and highlights best practice where comments are generating reader loyalty and revenue.