Sudden DRUPA exit prompts Xerox speculation

Xerox is dropping out of next year’s DRUPA trade show, with speculation that the “document company” may also be on it way out of the production print marketp...

Sudden DRUPA exit prompts Xerox speculation

Xerox is dropping out of next year’s DRUPA trade show, with speculation that the “document company” may also be on it way out of the production print marketp...


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CONTENT & MARKETING

LMA’s FIMS lab keeps coming up with story ideas

Whether it’s Margarita (or Hamburger) Day deals or innovative story formats, audience strategist Amalie Nash has content ideas to keep readers coming back. Nash, who wo...

Feedback platform delivers results beyond COVID needs
Google-funded ‘digital butler’ still delivering winning mail
How Victoria came to be Spain’s and soccer fans’ best friend

DIGITAL PUBLISHING

How Ringier limits generative AI risks with new guidelines

Zurich-headquartered international media and tech company Ringier is determined to “ride the wave” created by generative AI, identifying its big positive potential...

‘Easy-cancel’ subs code into force this month
Sound advice: why audio is ready for ‘perfect storm’

VENDOR PROMOTIONS | DIGITAL

Care for your brand and your profitability – the future of print production

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...

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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