TOI owner backs print as Mirror bids to regain its swagger

Once India’s fifth-largest newspaper, Mumbai Mirror is bidding to regain some of its old spirit with a decision to resume daily print publication from next week. Bennet...

TOI owner backs print as Mirror bids to regain its swagger

Once India’s fifth-largest newspaper, Mumbai Mirror is bidding to regain some of its old spirit with a decision to resume daily print publication from next week. Bennet...


NEWSMEDIA INDUSTRY

TOI owner backs print as Mirror bids to regain its swagger

Once India’s fifth-largest newspaper, Mumbai Mirror is bidding to regain some of its old spirit with a decision to resume daily print publication from next week. Bennet...

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CONTENT & MARKETING

Südkurier sees the wood, secures the trees… 30,000 of them

Far from abandoning print, German publisher Südkurier is securing its future by getting to the roots of sustainability. In an INMA Ideas blog, senior marketing manager T...

‘Reverse meter’ option saves 40 per cent of cancels
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DIGITAL PUBLISHING

Stibo on Cue with multi-million expansion bid

Danish media tech company Stibo DX has committed to investing an extra more than ten million Euros (A$17.56 million) on its CUE media enterprise platform The “significa...

Hywood grasps ‘transition point’ to move on
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Automated real estate brings news close to home

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)...


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