Mysteries of Kraków

Poland’s Kraków is an authentic mediaeval city great for tourists, business travelers, gourmet and night-life lovers. It is also the Host City of the INMA European Conference in 2010.
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Opening of the INMA/OPA Outlook 2010 conference

Wolfgang Bretschko, the President of INMA Europe, and Member of the Board in Styria Medien (Austria) opened today’s conference in Liverpool. He listed main problems that newsmedia publishers are facing nowadays. Read more

INMA/OPA Outlook 2010 conference is about to begin

Like every year, the lineup of the speakers for the upcoming INMA conference is extremely interesting. The conference has its official start tomorrow but today the attendants have a chance to participate in the limited series of workshops on online measuring basics, and key issues of advertising in local media (print and online). Read more

Kraków to host the INMA European Newsmedia Conference in 2010

INMA’s Outlook 2010 conference has not yet started (few more days to register!) and another great news came today from the headquarters of the International Newsmedia Marketing Association in Antwerp, Belgium. INMA has chosen the city of Kraków, Poland, to host its next year’s European Newsmedia Conference from September 29 to October 1, 2010. Read more

Personal daily: brand Niiu day for the printed press

An idea of a personalized newspaper should not sound new to anyone. How do most people get their news from the internet? Do they still browse the universe of webpages? Read more

NYT’s Sulzberger: We can’t care if newspapers die

“We must be where people want us for our information. It’s the thought of cannibalizing yourself before somebody else cannibalizes you,” says Arthur Sulzberger Jr., chairman and publisher of The New York Times. Read more

Newspaper is something you read, the web is something you do

During the fourth session of WAN’s Readership Conference in Amsterdam in October 16-17, 2008, Mario Garcia, President, Garcia Media, USA spoke about how we can attract and retain the attention of people who think fast, absorb fast and demand new information faster than any generation that preceded it. Read more

Where did Norwegian success of VG come from?

Verdens Gang (VG) is, like most other newspapers in the world, in its circulation meltdown. But despite the circulation drop, the profits of VG are on the rise. Read more

Poland’s Gazeta Wyborcza awarded by WAN

The World Association of Newspapers announced Poland’s daily, Gazeta Wyborcza, the Newspaper of the Year in the 2008 World Young Reader Prize. Read more

Telegraaf.nl and its social media experience

Telegraaf.nl works together with social networks. Setting-up and preparation within the organization is neccessary for such operation. Read about the benefits for the newspaper company and what can be learnt from such an initiative. Read more