The next 5,000 days of the web

The World Wide Web, as we know it, is only 5,000 days old. Now, Kevin Kelly Kelly asks, how can we predict what’s coming in the next 5,000 days?

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Excited about a printed newspaper

They describe him as an “old school” that “doesn’t hang around on TV … You can’t get him to go out for lunch after Wednesday. He is a very, very involved editor.”

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Secrets of Arianna Huffington

She has shaken up American political media with her website the Huffington Post. But by revolutionising news, might she also be in danger of destroying it? – asks Prospect magazine.

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Stickers against Chinese policy

This campaign was invented and run by readers themselves. They gave an idea to newspaper’s editors, sent content and created a community.

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70+ registered to INMA conference in Vienna

INMA members and newsmedia executives around the world are getting excited about INMA European Conference Experience with a good reason!

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Enter the INMA Football Media Competition

INMA launches the Football Media Competition: an opportunity to benchmark and reward your efforts in sports journalism and marketing.
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Generation of Metro

Poland’s free daily newspaper Metro changed its editorial focus, layout and launched a nation-wide advertising campaign.

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For some the rich is the new poor

Magnum agency photographer Martin Parr argues that to regain the attention and support of mainstream press photojournalists have to ”get modern”: stop ”trying to change the world” and ”disguise things as entertainment.”

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