Report: Specifications for blankets in newspaper offset production

Printing blankets, by means of their properties, have a major influence on the quality of the printing process.

Report: World Press Trends 2008 Edition

This is the second edition of World Press Trends that contains reports on every country and territory in the world where newspapers are published.

Report: Semi-Commercial – Proposal for a new print process standard

Today semi-commercial moves into the centre of discussions on future newspaper production again because of two reasons.

Report: Benchmarking New Digital Revenues 2008

Newspaper companies’ digital revenues are growing in the double- and triple-digits worldwide, and at some leading companies, exceed 10% of overall revenues, according to WAN’s annual digital revenues survey.

Report: Safeguarding Online Content – The tools behind the ACAP-Robots.txt debate

Don’t be put off by the jargon or fooled into thinking the Robots.txt/ACAP (Automated Content Access Protocol) debate is another tiresome squabble amongst programmers.

Report: Scenario Planning for Newspaper Companies

Tackling long-term uncertainty, complexity and risk are key components to every newspaper company’s strategy in the challenging 21st Century marketplace.

Report: World Digital Media Trends 2008

In recent years, the global media industry has experienced dramatic changes, both in terms of user behaviour and revenue-making performance. Emerging channels, including the Internet, mobile and other interactive media, are outperforming their traditional counterparts in growth rates and seizing market share from them.

Report: Trends in Newsrooms 2008

Welcome to Trends in Newsrooms 2008, the best-selling publishing paradox. Much of the material in here comes from the internet, many of the debates are about the integration of print and online but TiN nevertheless appears – by public demand – in both print and digital format.

Report: Printed Electronics – All the content that’s fit to conduct

Electronics sprayed onto paper as part of a normal print run might sound more like science fiction than real world reality, but the pace of progress is blurring the gap.

Report: Glossary of Broadband Technology

This glossary provides an overview and comparison of existing and emerging, as well as competing, broadband access technologies such as Digital Subscriber Line (DSL), cable modem, Wireless Fidelity (WiFi), Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMax), Ultra WideBand (UWB), Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS), Long Term Evolution (LTE), Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA2000) and Evolution Data Optimized (EVDO).