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).

Report: Cross-media newsrooms in Germany

Across the globe, newspaper publishers have begun to adapt their newsrooms to the new demands being placed on them as a result of changes in reader behaviour and digital possibilities.

Report: The Daily Telegraph Convergence Journey

Today newsroom convergence is one of the most widely discussed issues in our industry, with increasing numbers of publishers seeing the need to address it. One of the pioneers of newsroom convergence is the Telegraph Media Group in the UK, and this special report is the story of their journey towards newsroom transformation.

Report: The Value of News Content

Newspaper companies can maximise the value of the content they create for both publishers and readers alike. This report examines how to enhance the “content value chain” in a hyper-competitive media landscape and in a consumer-driven market for news.

Report: Guidelines for the Acceptance of a Newspaper Press

A rotary press is always a major investment item for a newspaper operation. That is why every effort must be made to ensure careful planning at all project stages in order to guarantee an optimum result.

Report: Android – Google’s answer to mobile

On the face of it there’s not much to interest publishers about a new mobile phone operating system (OS) – after all, few users would be able to tell you what OS they have on their phone. So why should you care about Android? The ‘G-word,’ that’s why.

Report: Investing in Newpapers

Newspapers worldwide, and the United States in particular, have adopted aggressive growth strategies to reverse their declining stock prices.

Report: Engaging Young Readers

Young readers represent the future of the newspaper industry. This report describes what newspapers are doing and must do to capture the time and interest of the new generation, no matter what the channel.