Roularta and manroland present the worlds first installation of a newspaper press with complete heatset equipment
New product, powered by Adobe AIR, provides offline/online convenience
The New York Times News Service announced today it will significantly enhance its online offering to clients and now allow newspapers to post content online without first publishing it in a print edition.
The global economic crisis has magnified the challenges facing newspapers everywhere, but some companies are better positioned than others to rebound once the crisis ends. They will be sharing their approaches at the “Managing the Crisis” global conference, to be held at the Frontline Media Club in London on 28 and 29 September next.
Portal Will Link Students with Degree Providers
TMS to Syndicate Curated Video Applications Featuring Original Online Videos Selected and Reviewed by eGuiders’ Team of Experts and Celebrities
QNI uses HD video to improve communication and reduce travel, leading to the sale of the company plane
