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- Annita Beysen: focus on consumers, not a product
- Danny Lein: successful mobile sites of newspapers
- Paul Golding: how newspapers can go mobile
- Peter Vandermeersch: how newspapers can set a mobile strategy
- Mobile internet according to Google
- Mobile strategy: from mass to tailor-made advertising
- From Mobile 1.0 to Mobile 2.0
- What people need to commit to mobile internet
- Web Goes Mobile: seminar starts
- Interview: Mark Challinor, g8wave Europe
- Interview: Patrick van Waeyenberghe, de Persgroep
- Obama’s victory too late for printed editions of European newspapers
- Google, Yahoo, Microsoft and freedom of speech and expression
- CS Monitor replaces daily print edition with its website
- Obama would win the US elections if they were held in eight other countries
- Stanislaw Lem’s unpublished works discovered
- INMA poll: Marlena Jezierska, Agora, on the future of classified advertising in print
- INMA poll: Geert Spapen, De Persgroep, on the future of classified advertising in print
- INMA poll: George Zafolias, Naftenporiki, on the future of classified advertising in print
- INMA poll: Gerald Coniel, Junk Mail, on the future of classified advertising in print
- INMA poll: Guillermo Schmitt, Segodnya Multimedia, on the future of classified advertising in print
- Vacature.com: Talent Manifesto
- How to regain our market leadership?
- Creating a new brand for classifieds
- Successful advertising sales through mobile
- An overview of classified advertising trends
- INMA/IFRA Classified Advertising Seminar has started
- Newspaper is something you read, the web is something you do
- Where did Norwegian success of VG come from?
- Poland’s Gazeta Wyborcza awarded by WAN
- Telegraaf.nl and its social media experience
- Audience growing strategies for newspapers
- Mergers, acquisitions, research and development at newspaper companies
- What newspapers could learn from Google
- How to monetize the mobile?
- Revealed: Pope John Paul Wounded by Priest in 1982
- Can digital content be innovative?
- How to engage bloggers into the newspaper
- How to change our newspaper’s image
- Mobile content: snack, speed & snip
- Innovations in digital revenue-making
- Multiplatform future is no longer the future. It is here
- Media convergence: dare to make mistakes
- Redesign is not only about changing a costume
- INMA poll: John Wilpers, Innovation, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Annabel Hembry, Associated Newspapers, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Earl J. Wilkinson, INMA, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Juan Antonio Giner, Innovation, on sins of newspapers
- INMA Outlook: conclusions of conference in Vienna
- How Ouest-France attracts young readers
- INMA poll: Ed Efchak, Belden, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Michel Gaffre, Newsmedia, on sins of newspapers
- What lies ahead of media industry in the 2009?
- “Het Parool” - content is the key, being local is the tactics
- Mobile means creative, innovative, and… profitable?
- Imagine that you launch your newspaper from scratch
- Being successful with an evening free paper in Ukraine
- Why editors focus on different issues than readers
- UK media veteran receives major European newsmedia award
- Creativity in Slovenia - how to improve the weak market position?
- INMA poll: Herve Barbot, Ouest-France, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Jadran Kapor, Poslovni Dnevnik, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Hermann Petz, Moser Holding AG, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Francesco Passerini Glazel, Giornale Di Brescia, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Thomas Niepraschk, Knallgrau, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Yaroslava Loyanich, Segodnya Publishing Group, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Thomas Kunst, Ferag, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Laszlo Fuleki, Nepszabadsag, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Nikola Bovoli, Euromeeting Italiana SRL, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Monica Bello, Sojormedia, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Torbjorn Wittstrom, Expressen, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Jan Wifstrand, WordWide AB, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Stef Rietbergen, De Gelderlander, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Guillermo Schmitt, Segodnya Publishing Group, on sins of newpapers
- INMA poll: Grzegorz Piechota, Agora SA, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Mark Challinor, g8wave Ltd, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Ivan Vlasov, Western Press Russian Mediagroup, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Stefano Bovoli, La Repubblica, on sins of newspapers
- Because life is too short to read boring newspapers…
- INMA poll: Jop Pollmann, MoMac Netherlands, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Vera Kiryunina, Novosti Regionov, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Wouter Van Der Meulen, PCM Uitgevers, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Kick Zandbergen, Google, on sins of newspapers
- What are the future models for the newspaper?
- The future of VG’s business model
- INMA poll: Erik Roose, CEO AS Postimees, on sins of newspapers
- Blogs may help newspapers grow revenues
- INMA poll: Rolf Schupfer, Publicitas AG, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Erik Grimm, Cebuco, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Pia Stork, Ekstra Bladet, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Herman Verwimp, Gijbels Groep, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Lionel Rabiet, Le Figaro, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Emilio Barberan Casanova, Planeta Marketing, on sins of newspaper
- INMA poll: Marten Dahlstedt, Area Sales Manager, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Marion Hofmann, Editorial Sol90, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Gianpiero Lotito, Facility Italia, on sins of newspapers
- INMA poll: Espen Olsen Langfeldt on sins of newspapers
- How to reach new audiences
- INMA poll: Bernard Asselin from Gazette on sins of newspaper
- INMA poll: Tom Corbett, INMA Europe Office, on sins of newspapers
