Three Scandinavian publishers have opted for Roxen production tools, only weeks after the company signed US daily the Philadelphia Inquirer. The Swedish developer is to insta...
Three Scandinavian publishers have opted for Roxen production tools, only weeks after the company signed US daily the Philadelphia Inquirer. The Swedish developer is to insta...
When Freddy Johnston returned as works manager to the ‘family business’ of the Falkirk Herald in 1964, it was at the start of a technological revolution and of gre...
INMA’s product initiative lead Jodie Hopperton had a simple message for delegates to the organisation’s World Congress: “All roads lead to product”. D...
Two TV stations that campaigned for their own survival have been censured by Australian regulator the ACMA. The Australian Communications and Media Authority has decided WIN...
It’s time to pay attention to the skills required to work in a modern newsroom. The old hiring protocols are outdated (writes Mario García). It happens often: on...
UPM has sold the land on which its Chapelle Darblay newsprint mill stood to the local authority which had prevented a transfer to a third party. The asset sale to the Communi...
The number of print editions sold by newspapers has decreased over the years as the digital editions grow in range and scope. But the brand of a newspaper continues to be inex...
What makes a story newsworthy? The answer to that question used to be determined by newsrooms alone – the point of view was purely journalistic (writes Cecilia Campbell)...
Print can fly to Jupiter – you get closer with every line. With that message, manroland Goss web systems greeted guests to its virtual.drupa presentations. Maintelli...