Obama would win the US elections if they were held in eight other countries
Is not it a somewhat crazy idea? Canadian daily newspaper La Presse invited the leading titles from many countries of the world to make a poll about US presidential candidates. Seven newspapers followed. The result: Obama would win everywhere. Read the story »
Mobile content: snack, speed & snip
”Content on mobile phone is all about snacking. All about speed. You just want little snippets of information,” says Annabel Hembry, Head of Communications at Associated Newspapers (UK). Read the story »
Stanislaw Lem’s unpublished works discovered
Newspaper’s idea to publish a collection of the greatest works by a science-fiction writer Stanislaw Lem helped to discover his unpublished opera on Stalin. Read the story »
INMA poll: Marlena Jezierska, Agora, on the future of classified advertising in print
Marlena Jezierska, head of real estate verticals at Agora, Poland, answers the question: In which year...
INMA poll: Geert Spapen, De Persgroep, on the future of classified advertising in print
Geert Spapen, Group Manager for the Classified Business Unit at De Persgroep in Belgium, answers to our...
INMA poll: George Zafolias, Naftenporiki, on the future of classified advertising in print
George Zafolias, New Media Supervisor at Nafrenporiki in Greece, answers the question: In which year...
INMA poll: Gerald Coniel, Junk Mail, on the future of classified advertising in print
“Brands in classified advertising business are less and less important,” says Gerald Coniel,...
INMA poll: Guillermo Schmitt, Segodnya Multimedia, on the future of classified advertising in print
Guillermo Schmitt, CEO of Segodnya Multimedia, Ukraine, talks about how long he thinks the classified...
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Europeans could learn this morning results of the US elections from any medium — except printed...
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CS Monitor replaces daily print edition with its website
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Newspaper is something you read, the web is something you do
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Where did Norwegian success of VG come from?
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Poland’s Gazeta Wyborcza awarded by WAN
The World Association of Newspapers announced Poland’s daily, Gazeta Wyborcza, the Newspaper of...
Telegraaf.nl and its social media experience
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Audience growing strategies for newspapers
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Revealed: Pope John Paul Wounded by Priest in 1982
The Pope John Paul II was wounded by a knife-wielding priest in 1982, a year after he was shot in St...
How to engage bloggers into the newspaper
Here are some tips from John Wilpers of Innovation: You need to go out into the community, find the quality...
Media convergence: dare to make mistakes
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How to change our newspaper’s image
”When you try to change an image of a newspaper with a marketing campaign, changes in its content must...
Redesign is not only about changing a costume
“Newspaper design is not only about colors, typography, graphics. It gives the newspaper a real...
How Ouest-France attracts young readers
”When young people get a newspaper at school and they begin to read it, they find a lot of content...
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Make bloggers allies of your newspaper
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How we got 141,665 photos from readers
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Kids play when producing a real newspaper
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