Some would say the end had been coming for a while, but the death of a 155-year-old newspaper is sad by any standards. For the Santa Barbara News-Press, it came with a Chapte...
Some would say the end had been coming for a while, but the death of a 155-year-old newspaper is sad by any standards. For the Santa Barbara News-Press, it came with a Chapte...
Some would say the end had been coming for a while, but the death of a 155-year-old newspaper is sad by any standards. For the Santa Barbara News-Press, it came with a Chapte...
Paid subscription models have been tailored to the evolving needs of South African publisher Media 24’s audience. In an INMA Ideas blog, operations director Edwina Lyne...
Staff at Arc XP – the Washington Post’s publishing tech subsidiary and an industry darling – are being cut as the business suffers from the problems of its J...
Twenty years ago, many days seemed like Christmas at my office. That’s because I used to receive packages from dozens of software and hardware companies with their late...
A reminder that WAN-Ifra’s World Printers Summit takes place in Vienna next week (October 8-9). If you haven’t already made arrangements, start by visiting the ev...
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)...
Pictured: Bennett Coleman & Co executive committee chairman Sivakumar Sundaram (centre with QIPC-EAE group chairman Menno Jansen) and (from left) Times of India capex ma...