Report: World News Future & Change Study

The second annual World News Future & Change Study concludes that the vast majority of the world’s news publishers recognise their traditional revenue sources of print advertising and newspaper subscriptions will no longer provide financial returns as in years past.

by Anton Jolkovski anton.jolkovski@wan-ifra.org | November 15, 2010

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In response, the publishers are making top priority the development of new products and new channels in order to realise new revenue growth.

The Future & Change Study 2010 survey drew 500 participants from almost 100 countries around the globe. This report contains more than 75 charts detailing the study’s findings, and also explaining how nine newspaper companies around the world are executing their new strategies, according to their chief executive officers.