INMA poll: Vera Kiryunina, Novosti Regionov, on sins of newspapers

Vera Kiryunina, General Director in Novosti Regionov, talks about deadly sins of today’s newspapers. Read more

INMA poll: Wouter Van Der Meulen, PCM Uitgevers, on sins of newspapers

Wouter Van Der Meulen, Directeur PCM Uitgevers, talks about deadly sins of today’s newspapers. Read more

INMA poll: Kick Zandbergen, Google, on sins of newspapers

Kick Zandbergen, Strategic Partnership Development Manager Media & Publishing in Google, talks about deadly sins of today’s newspapers. Read more

What are the future models for the newspaper?

Horst Pirker, the Chairman of the Board of Styria Medien (Austria) tells  how future of the newspaper relies on multi-media, multi-channel and multi-platform. Read more

The future of VG’s business model

Rune Danielsen, the commercial director of Norwegian VG, tells about the company’s strategy concerning it business model and revenue channels. Read more

INMA poll: Erik Roose, CEO AS Postimees, on sins of newspapers

Erik Roose, CEO AS Postimees (Estonia) talks about deadly sins of today’s newspapers. Read more

Blogs may help newspapers grow revenues

John Wilpers of Innovation Media Consulting spoke today about how good quality bloggers could help newspapers grow revenues. Read more

INMA poll: Rolf Schupfer, Publicitas AG, on sins of newspapers

Rolf Schupfer, Media Partner Relationship Mgr., Publicitas AG (Switzerland) talks about deadly sins of today’s newspapers. Read more

INMA poll: Erik Grimm, Cebuco, on sins of newspapers

Erik Grimm, Research Director, Cebuco – Marketing Organization of Newspapers (Holland) talks about deadly sins of today’s newspapers. Read more

INMA poll: Pia Stork, Ekstra Bladet, on sins of newspapers

Pia Stork, Research Manager, Ekstra Bladet (Denmark), talks about deadly sins of today’s newspapers. Read more