Beyond 2009: Digital News Delivery Focuses on the Consumer
When it comes to digital news delivery, what lies beyond 2009?
When it comes to digital news delivery, what lies beyond 2009?
Cox Enterprises, Inc. announced today it has reached a definitive agreement to sell The Daily Sentinel and The Nickel (Grand Junction, Colo.) to Grand Junction Media, Inc., which is owned by Seaton Publishing Co. The transaction is expected to close in the upcoming weeks.
Successful proof of concept validates digital newspaper printing
The New York Times Company has entered into an agreement with subsidiaries of Univision Radio Inc. and with WNYC Radio for the sale of WQXR-FM, its New York City radio station for a total of $45 million. The transaction will enable WQXR-FM to continue its 73-year legacy of providing classical music and other cultural programming to listeners in the New York metropolitan area. Univision Radio is a division of Univision Communications Inc., the leading Spanish language media company in the United States. WNYC is the nation’s largest AM/FM public radio station.
International Newspaper Color Quality Club 2010-2012
Heres how newspapers can ensure a future audience: create post-Internet print content combined with smart digital approaches, directly engage young people and those who influence their media loyalties, while at the same time avoid alienating older readers.
In an innovative partnership that will make this years IFRA Expo a completely carbon-neutral event, AbitibiBowater is providing carbon credits that it has accumulated through its own energy-saving initiatives to offset all of the exhibitions greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.