With print advertising revenues under pressure, most newspaper publishers are seeking new revenue models and practices to sustain their businesses and pay for quality journalism. A new report from the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) can help.
Arthur Sulzberger Jr., the Chairman and Publisher of The New York Times, has joined the programme of the 9th International Newsroom Summit, to be held on 8 and 9 September in London, where he will talk about paid content and the importance of leveraging audience and reader engagement.
The World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers has announced that 109 newspapers in 43 countries have been awarded membership in the International Newspaper Color Quality Club (INCQC) for 2010 through 2012, the most prestigious award for newspaper print quality world-wide.
The annual World Young Reader Prizes have added three new categories this year, including one for “connecting with mobile” that recognises success in engaging the young via mobile telephone delivery. Deadline for entries in 2 July.
Mirror Group Newspapers has today announced plans to introduce new multimedia newsrooms to the Daily Mirror, Sunday Mirror and People.
Online media organization reaches out to neighborhoods beyond city’s center
When Arab governments talk about press freedom and democracy, their words rarely lead to action, participants at the 4th Arab Free Press Forum said Sunday, as the two-day conference on the state of the independent Arab press opened in Beirut.
