What iPads and tablets mean for newspapers

During the opening speech of the Oxford Tablet Summit Juan Senor and Juan Antonio Giner from Innovation Media Group explained the necessity for newsmedia companies of taking tablets into consideration in their expansion strategies. Read about the future of newspapers and the newspapers of the future in the following post. Read more

The Oxford Tablet Summit is about to begin

Within a couple of hours, the Oxford Tablet Summit will begin. Main topic: tablets as a second life for newspapers and magazines. How will these gadgets  affect the newspapers business, and how publishers can monetize it? What does iPad mean for journalism? We hope to find some answers during today’s Oxford Tablet Summit. Read more

Financial Times on iPad will remain free until August

Download the entire Financial Times iPad edition before to read it offline whenever no connection is available. “Financial Times” has just launched an iPad application, which will provide quick access to its news, video, comment, and analysis, everything optimised for the latest Apple platform. It will remain free until July 31st. Read more

iPad will be a new necessity – Francisco Amaral

Francisco Amarel from Cases i Associats, co-author of a brilliant book “Evolution, Trends and Models in News Website  Design”, also answered our questions concerning tablets and iPad. Read further to learn what he has to say and don’t forget to follow forum4editors on May 18th, during INMA’s Oxford Tablet Summit 2010. Read more

Let’s think about the future of storytelling rather than newspapers

Just before the INMA Oxford Tablet Summit Forum4Editors talks to John Einar Sandvand, digital media strategist at the Norwegian news company Aftenposten, about tablets. Sandvand will be one of the speakers on the table summit. He also writes the digital media blog BetaTales. Read more

Too early to say iPad will revitalize newspapers – Roger Fidler

Couple of days before the INMA Oxford Tablet Summit, Forum4Editors speaks about tablets with Roger Fidler, the Digital Publishing Program Director at Reynolds Journalism Institute. Read more

Those who ignore the iPad will pay the price – Mario Garcia

Mario Garcia, CEO and the founder of Garcia Media, a big fan of iPad, and the author of a very popular media blog, answers our questions concerning the role of iPad in today’s media market just before INMA’s Oxford Tablet Summit on May 18th. Read more

The Oxford Tablet Summit is sold out

As the International Newsmedia Marketing Association (INMA) reports, the first Oxford Tablet Summit is sold out one week before it starts. The summit is yet available through the waiting list only. So, in order to stay up-to-date, make sure to visit our blog, and in the meantime, check out the programme for the forecoming INMA event. Read more

Are iPad and tablet devices a revolution for the publishing industry?

On May 18th in Oxford, during the INMA’s and Innovation Media Group’s tablet summit, Juan Antonio Giner will present his view on what do the tablets mean for newspapers and how those digital platforms will influence the publishing market. Just a week before the conference, Juan Giner agreed to answer some questions for Forum4Editors. Read more

iPad as a second life for newspapers and magazines

The launch of the iPad is a milestone in the digital publishing era. Everybody talks about tablets nowadays. What is most important to us is how this gadget will affect the newspapers business, and how publishers can monetize it. Has this question crossed your mind as well? Make sure you will attend the Oxford Tablet Summit next week. Read more