The newspaper publisher, as an “all in one” company that includes all organisational units necessary to create and produce a newspaper, while still predominant, is no longer the rule.
The demise of the newspaper has been greatly exaggerated. In fact, the world has never seen so many daily newspapers – now numbering more than 10,000.
Many standards for quality exist within the graphic arts industry. This research project has investigated the relevance of such standards to the UK newspaper printing sector, in particular regarding the quality control of ink and paper.
Driven by worldwide increasing cost pressure, operations are being compelled to organise their business processes to be more efficient, more flexible and leaner.
This edition of World Press Trends contains reports on every country in the world where newspapers are published.
This report is about attention to what matters. It shows how, by concentrating on the drivers of advertising revenue, newspapers can grow their business, not only in the core print product, but also across the growing range of complementary products.
Price: One of the four “P’s” of Marketing, along with product, promotion and “place”, or distribution.
The inexorable fragmentation of media in the modern era presents a daunting challenge for traditional media companies.
It seems like the whole corporate world is outsourcing, but is it right for the newspaper industry?
Both good news and bad news mark the global print-online classifieds landscape, according to the World Association of Newspaper’s third annual Digital Classified Survey.
As the media landscape changes, the most innovative companies are changing along with it.
The long successful newspaper business model is under pressure. Advertising and reader markets are mature or are declining in large parts of the world.