Print is still the best business model
October 23, 2009 by marek.miller · 1 Comment
De Persgroep's portfolio
It is the best time ever to invest in newspapers and the best time to look back on hypes that never materialized, a fresh look at the business models of newspapers, mobile, internet, free newspaper, etc. but especially a story about the passion for the most beautiful medium on earth. De Persgroep made the largest newspaper investment in Europe in 2009 by buying PCM Uitgevers, editor of AD, NRC, Volkskrant en Trouw. Xavier Verellen, the Chief Commercial Officer of De Persgroep (Belgium) spoke about it on the second day of the INMA Outlook 2010 conference in Liverpool. Read more
Tagged: INMA, newspapers, Outlook 2010, print
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(3 votes, average: 3.67 out of 5)Innovation’s Senor on newspapers of the future
October 13, 2009 by marek.miller · Leave a Comment
There actually are optimistic voices considering the future of newspapers. Famous for his optimism in that topic is Juan Señor from Innovation Media Consulting Group, who will be one of the speakers during the next week’s INMA Outlook 2010 conference. Forum4Editors decided to talk to him and ask him precisely, what helps him see the future of newspapers in bright colours. Read more
Tagged: future, INMA, innovation, Liverpool, online, Outlook 2010, print
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(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)Personal daily: brand Niiu day for the printed press
October 8, 2009 by marek.miller · 2 Comments
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
Tagged: conference, innovation, Liverpool, newspapers, Outlook 2010, print
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(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)When newspapers go weekly, weeklies go monthly
November 6, 2008 by grzegorz.piechota · Leave a Comment
75-years-old U.S. News & World Report is getting out of the newsmagazine business and going all digital (except of a monthly print edition). Read more
Tagged: business model, internet, magazine, print
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