LePost.fr: How amateurs produce valuable journalism
October 7, 2009 by marek.miller · 5 Comments
Two weeks before the start of the INMA / OPA Outlook 2010 conference, Forum4Editors is here with the series of exlusive interviews. The speakers who will be presenting their ideas during the conference agreed to answer few questions about what they do best, and what, in their opinion, is the best strategy to develop the best relation with their readers.
First in the series is Benoît Raphaël, the Editor in Chief of LePost.fr, a subsidiary of “Le Monde”. He will be telling us about this new brand of Le Monde featuring user-generated content, videos, blogs, and more. Read more
Tagged: business model, content, INMA, Liverpool, newspaper, Outlook 2010, quality journalism
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(No Ratings Yet)Peter Vandermeersch: how newspapers can set a mobile strategy
December 5, 2008 by tom.corbett · Leave a Comment
The first step is a mental one, claims Peter Vandermeersch, an editor-in-chief of De Standaard, a Belgian daily newspaper. Read more
Tagged: business model, content, internet, mobile, Mobile web, newspaper
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(No Ratings Yet)Mobile strategy: from mass to tailor-made advertising
December 5, 2008 by tom.corbett · 2 Comments
“Mobile is going to be an advertising revenue-driven business as it is online,” believes Peter Vandermeersch, an editor-in-chief of De Standaard, a Belgian daily newspaper. Read more
Tagged: business model, content, internet, mobile, Mobile web
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(No Ratings Yet)Grand designs must have stories to back them up
July 25, 2008 by grzegorz.piechota · Leave a Comment
“Why are newspapers losing circulation? The answer to his question is of course content,” says Harold Evans, a newspaper design innovator and former editor of The Sunday Times (of London).
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