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World Publishing Expo 2015, Hamburg Messe, 5-7 October 2015

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Monday, 5. October 2015

  • 9:05
    This session is part of the International Newsroom Summit paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago


    More information and registration on www.wan-ifra.org/nrs15

     

     

     

    Editorial Vice President, RBS Group, Brazil

  • 9:10
    This session is part of the International Newsroom Summit paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    General Director, Dutch Journalism Fund, The Netherlands

  • 9:30
    This session is part of the International Newsroom Summit paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    Optimize your newsroom's output and resources and prevent brand collapse by:

    • Integrating further (it's possible!)
    • Identifying editorial priorities
    • Introducing new roles for new times
    • Smart workflows with fewer resources
    • Collaboration

    Editor-in-Chief, 24heures, Switzerland

    News Division Managing Editor, Deseret Management Corp.: Deseret News and KSL, USA

    Editor-in-Chief, Süddeutsche Zeitung, Germany

    Managing Director, RedaktionsNetzwerk Deutschland (RND), Germany

  • 10:30
    Media Port Hall A1

    Find out why programmatic advertising is revolutionising the digital advertising ecosystem and how it can help to contribute to your bottom line.

    Case Study / Elevator Pitch

    How the Austin American-Statesman made more than $100k with OwnLocal in 12 Months. Scott Pompe - VP of Advertising, Steve Dorsey - VP of Innovation and Planning and Patrick Acton - Digital Sales Director at the Austin American-Statesman, powered by OwnLocal

    Hear why more than 2,000+ newspapers in North America and Australia have chosen OwnLocal to power their digital ad agencies. Jeremy Mims, Co-founder of OwnLocal

    Head of Revenue Development, TMG, The Netherlands

    VP of Advertising at the Austin American-Statesman

    VP of Innovation and Planning at the Austin American-Statesman

    Digital Sales Director at the Austin American-Statesman

    Co-founder of OwnLocal

  • 10:30
    Media Port Hall A4

    This media port session on “Benchmarking production quality” gives an introduction about the ISO 12647-3 standard, implementation steps and ways to maintain the implementation. The session will also touch upon WAN-IFRA’s INCQC and how the competition can be used to benchmark production quality. The session also feature presentations from suppliers, who specialise in products related to quality control and quality improvement.

    Process Analyzer - efficient value added chain through analysis instead of gut feeling! Mareike Jovanovic-Poppen Freiburger Druck powered by Koenig & Bauer

    Research Engineer, WAN-IFRA, India

    Quality Manager at Freiburger Druck GmbH & Co. KG

  • 11:00
    Hall A1 - CCI - Stand Nr. 1.310

    Amazon’s new virtual personal assistant, Amazon Echo, serves new opportunities for voice controlled news experiences. Meet a team of researchers from the Stibo Accelerator who use the device to create a personal algorithm-based news experience.

    M. Sc. IT Product Development, Aarhus University, Denmark

    M. Sc. IT Product Development, Aarhus University, Denmark

  • 11:30
    This session is part of the International Newsroom Summit paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    Get the most from the new distributors without surrendering your audience

    Editor, Digital Innovation, Trinity Mirror Regionals, UK

    Digital Chief Editor, Ekstra Bladet, Denmark

  • 12:00
    Hall A1 - protecmedia - Stand Nr. 1.540

    Der Austausch eines redaktionellen Produktionssystems ist für die meisten Verlage heute ein Angstszenario. Das es auch anders geht, schnell, laut Plan, im geplanten Kostenrahmen ... ja sogar problemlos von statten gehen kann … davon erzählt Ihnen heute Hr. Reinhard Küchler anhand eines Fall-Beispiels aus diesem Sommer.

    Head of Technical Coordination VRM (Verlagsgruppe Rhein-Main), Germany

  • 12:30
    WAN-IFRA Booth in Foyer

    WAN-IFRA is bringing back our Editorial Systems Guided Tours to this year’s Hamburg EXPO. If you are in the market for an editorial system or if you are interested in the latest tech trends for cross-media publishing systems, then this tour is for you! We will be visiting 7 editorial solutions providers for brief 15-minute sessions where exhibitors will demo their new products; think of it as a form of “speed dating”. We hope you can join us for our 2 hour tour. For registration, please contact: Nicole Frankenhauser; nicole.frankenhauser@wan-ifra.org

  • 12:30
    Hall A1 - CCI - Stand Nr. 1.310

    Imagine to be completely immersed in a world changing news story - but without being there yourself? This research project from the Stibo Accelerator takes augmented reality and news to a whole new level - and pin points the core of storytelling: reporting to people who were not there themselves.

    M. Sc. IT Product Development, Aarhus University, Denmark

    M. Sc. IT Product Development, Aarhus University, Denmark

  • 12:30
    Media Port Hall A1

    Mobile news penetration will soon overtake that of desktop in many countries yet ad spend and revenue still lag in this momentus trend. Hear how some publishers are starting to crack the code of monetising mobile.

    Case Studies / Elevator Pitches

    The Mobile Dilemma! Jörg Diekmann, arvato Systems

    Real Revenues – 5 Subscription & Advertising Winners. Ben Edwards, SVP Business Development at PageSuite Group.

    A Traffic machine that generates digital revenues and new opportunities for user generated content for your newspaper. Carl-Erik M Moberg Co-Founder and CSO at TicketCo.

    How has TicketCo generated high income for newspapers in Norway. Pål Enghaug, Editor at Moss Avis, powered by TicketCo.

    Monetizing current and archived content through mobile channels with newsasset Cloud solution. Kostas Vrahnos, International Distribution Manager Media & CMS, ATC.

    Senior Advisor at Schibsted

    Sales Manager, arvato Systems GmbH

    SVP Business Development at PageSuite Group

    Co-Founder/Country Manager at TicketCo Norway

    Editor at Moss Avis

    International Distribution Manager, Media & CMS

  • 12:30
    Media Port Hall A4

    Customer relationship management is crucial not only for the conventional advertising business of news media companies but also for developing new revenue opportunities. Without deep knowledge of existing customer habits and new customer expectations, media companies are in risk to lose market share and revenue potential to (new) competitors. Choosing the right CRM system is therefore more than just an IT decision but the result of a process that includes business model analysis and organizational measures as well.

    Case Studies / Elevator Pitch

    Cloud based ticketing aggregation software, your gateway to the entertainment industry. Bart Mols, Director at Ticketsplus.

    Christoph Hüning, Partner, SCHICKLER

    Director at Ticketsplus

  • 14:00
    Room: A4.2

    Newspapers are well positioned to be the trusted provider of digital products and services for small businesses in their communities. However, how do you begin offering digital advertising solutions to your customers when budget, time, and resources are limited?

    Jeremy Mims, co-founder of OwnLocal, a digital ad agency who works with more than 2,000 media properties, will discuss how to create a digital ad agency at your publication, while maintaining and increasing your print revenue. He'll answer important questions, such as:

    • How to diversify your revenue streams and create a product mix
    • Should you build in house, buy an existing solution, or partner? How does cost, risk, & size determine this?
    • The importance of working within your budget
    • How to train your existing sales reps on print and digital
    • The importance of creating your own competition
    • Getting to profitability
    • How to target small, medium, and large businesses and transition your print clients to tiny digital customers
    • How to maintain and grow your print revenue while building a digital business

  • 14:00
    Hall A1 - CCI - Stand Nr. 1.310

    Storytelling in 360 and 3D is a new and exciting challenge that provides tremendous opportunity for forward-thinking content creators. How can news organizations learn from others and capitalize on their own expertise and audiences as they shift to producing in 360 and 3D? Learn from Niko Chauls, Director of Applied Technology at Gannett Digital, USA.

    Director of Applied Technology at Gannett Digital, USA

  • 14:00
    Ad Blocking to publishers/plenary
    Media Port Hall A1

    Online advertising is destroying itself. And it is doing so in a way that will fatally undermine online publishers’ sustainability. Intrusive advertising is forcing users to use ad blocking as they browse the Web. Last year's PageFair/Adobe report revealed that ad blocking had grown: to 144 million people. (See The Economist chart attached, using PageFair data). This year the upcoming report will show a vast increase in these numbers. Publishers are losing revenues, and this will get worse as Apple introduces blocking to iOS9. This presentation will talk through the figures, country by country. It will discuss two key issues: a) the causes, and b) possible responses to ad blocking for the industry.

    Founder at TOOLKIT.ie, Head of Ecosystem at PageFair

  • 14:00
    Conference Room Prag, 2nd floor, Hamburg Messe
  • 14:15
    Media Port Hall A1

    Do you want to understand the requirements for digital innovation? The first step is to reevaluate customer expectations and needs.

    This session will take you through the Design Thinking process, developed at Stanford University to help organisations develop breakthough innovations.
    Key points of this learning seminar will include: Learn how to find unmet customer needs and frustrations; Gain confidence in your choice in digital strategy; Discover how to kill bad digital projects early; Learn how to de-risk and pre-test future products and services; Network with like-minded innovators from other organisations; and Develop a culture of innovation in your organisation.

    Case Studies / Elevator Pitches

    How can automated workflows facilitate publishers’ lives AND boost their revenue?  Christian Graf, CEO at CeeQoo, powered by Aquafadas.

    Introducing an editorial system the agile way: Gaining first experience with Gogol Publishing's innovative approach. Kersten Riechers, Consultant at quäntchen + glück, powered by Gogol Publishing.

    Self-Service sell-side automation solutions to publishers and media companys. Andrew Dempsey, Vice President at DanAds Group

    A Conversation On The Future of Reader Engagement. Christy Jackson, Founder of Impact That and Rebecca Kirstein, Business Developement at Impact That.

    Founder at TOOLKIT.ie, Head of Ecosystem at PageFair

    Christian Graf, CEO at CeeQoo

    Co-founder and Consultant at quäntchen + glück

    Vice President at DanAds Group

    Founder of Impact That

    Entrepreneur and Business Development Impact That

  • 14:15
    Media Port Hall A4

    Learn how inkjet digital printing can be used to create new revenue in niche markets and in commercial print services. Also the question arises under which conditions high-speed industrial web-inkjet can replace conventional coldset printing.

    WAN-IFRA Deputy CEO, Germany

  • 14:30
    Hall A1 - CCI - Stand Nr. 1.310

    In a matter of seconds, you can publish to the smart watch. But does that make it a real opportunity for news or is it just hype? Try it out yourself and meet a team of developers who have worked with news in the smallest format yet.

    M.Sc. IT Product Development, Partner in web and app development agency, Creative Vikings

    M.Sc. IT Product Development, Partner in web and app development agency, Creative Vikings

  • 14:30
    This session is part of the International Newsroom Summit paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    How editorial design is being reinvigorated by online and mobile technology

    Founder, Mark Porter Associates, UK

    Managing Editor, Internazionale, Italy

    Head of UX / UI Design, Hurriyet, Turkey

    Head of Digital Strategy, ZDF German Television, Germany

  • 15:00
    Media Port Hall A1

    WAN-IFRA is excited to announce our debut of the Mobile Solutions Guided Tour to this year’s World Publishing EXPO. Participants will be guided to 8 different mobile solutions providers for 15-minute sessions, in a form of "speed dating," where you will see demos of the products and learn about the latest technology in mobile solutions. We invite you to join us for our 2 hour tour. For registration, please contact: Nicole Frankenhauser; nicole.frankenhauser@wan-ifra.org

  • 15:00
    This session is part of the International Newsroom Summit paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    Digital publishing demands volumes of content – much of which you already have.

  • 15:30
    Hall A1 - CCI - Stand Nr. 1.310

    In a matter of seconds, you can publish to the smart watch. But does that make it a real opportunity for news or is it just hype? Try it out yourself and meet a team of developers who have worked with news in the smallest format yet.

    Communications Manager CCI+Escenic and former Editorial Manager at Berlingske Medier, Denmark

  • 15:45
    This session is part of the International Newsroom Summit paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    Have fun at work while transforming your newsroom culture and approach.

    Head of Digital, Times Media Group, South Africa

  • 16:00
    Media Port Hall A1

    Branded content. Sponsored content. Native advertising. Call it what you like – the bottomline is this trend is bringing in significant revenues for publishers who are getting it right. And that is the trick: how to get native right. Come find out.

     

    Case Studies / Elevator Pitches

    JP/Politiken's New Digital Business Model For Its 65 Local News Web Sites: Making Euros Instead of Cents. Steffen Damborg, Digital Director at JP/Politiken's local newspaper division, powered by Localstars.

    Digital Monetization of Advertorials and Specials as the Archetype of Native Advertising. Christian Scherbel Transmatico GmbH

    Director, Global Advisory, WAN-IFRA, Germany

    Digital Director at Politikens Lokalaviser, Denmark

    Founder and CEO Transmatico GmbH

  • 16:00
    Media Port Hall A4

    Everyone’s heard it: “Newspapers have lost their classifieds to the big verticals and free-classified sites.” But is it true? Is the classified advertising business lost to newspapers forever? What can your newspaper company do to make sure you’re in the business of recruitment advertising / auto advertising / property advertising for the long term?

    Principal, MD, Advanced Interactive Media Group LLC

  • 16:15
    This session is part of the International Newsroom Summit paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    Lessons from one of the new digital players

  • 16:30
    Conference Room Prag, 2nd floor, Hamburg Messe
  • 16:30
    Hall A1 - protecmedia - Stand Nr. 1.540

    Der Austausch eines redaktionellen Produktionssystems ist für die meisten Verlage heute ein Angstszenario. Das es auch anders geht, schnell, laut Plan, im geplanten Kostenrahmen ... ja sogar problemlos von statten gehen kann … davon erzählt Ihnen heute Hr. Reinhard Küchler anhand eines Fall-Beispiels aus diesem Sommer.

    Der Vortrag findet ebenfalls von 16:30 Uhr - 17:00 Uhr statt.

    Head of Technical Coordination VRM (Verlagsgruppe Rhein-Main), Germany

  • 16:30
    Hall A1 - CCI - Stand Nr. 1.310

    What will happen if you use solar power and mobile data driven e-ink screens to serve hyper local news and advertising in urban environments? This project from the Stibo Accelerator researches this.

    M. Sc. IT Product Development, Aarhus University, Denmark

  • 16:35
    This session is part of the International Newsroom Summit paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    The volume of distributed news content – text, photo, video – is continuously increasing and news publishers face the challenge of quickly finding what's relevant for their publication. Guidelines, tips and tools.

    Managing Director, IPTC, UK

    Information Architect, News Platform, Thomson Reuters, UK

    Managing Director, dpa mediatechnology, Germany

  • 17:00
    This session is part of the International Newsroom Summit paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    Your chance to share your successes and challenges

  • 18:00
    Foyer, Central Entrance

    Get re-energised after a successful exhibition and conference day. A quick stop before your evening in Hamburg, to enjoy drinks and finger-food while networking with colleagues from around the world.

  • 18:00
    Foyer, Central Entrance

    The best of the best: Latin America joins the competition for the first time this year! European, Asian and LATAM Digital Media Awards winners will face each other in Hamburg. These awards recognise publishers who have created groundbreaking digital products that engage readers while growing their online business.

    The World Digital Media Awards 2015 are presented by

  • 18:00
    Hamburg, Germany

    Get to know the media lighthouses of Hamburg and the places where innovation comes alive:

    • DER SPIEGEL/ SPIEGEL Online
      Topic: Transforming SPIEGEL ONLINE for a mobile-first, touchscreen world
    • betahaus HamburgVisit the betahaus – the creative and innovative hotspot for Hamburg's startup scene
    • Google
      Topic: The news ecosystem, Google and the Digital News Initiative

    Fully booked, no more registrations possible.

     

  • 18:00
    Hamburg, Germany

    Be inspired by Hamburg’s most advanced media labs. You will learn about research approaches far beyond recent business models, Hamburg University of Applied Sciences (HAW).
    

    Kai von Luck is computer scientist specializing in Artificial Intelligence and Human Computer Interaction. He leads a smart home laboratory at HAW and works in areas of digital media and smart cities.

    • Berliner Tor: Living Place Hamburg
    • The smart home laboratory works in areas of ambient intelligence and provides opportunities of research collaboration between the university and companies
    • ”Touch“ and play with sounds interactively
    • User Computer Interface (HCI): 3D gestures and camera based emotional detection
    • Finkenau: Holodeck laboratory for media technology

    Limited to 25 persons, early registration recommended.

    Hamburg University of Applied Sciences (HAW), Smart Home Laboratory

Tuesday, 6. October 2015

  • 9:00
    This session is part of the Mobile News Summit paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    A mobile majority
    Mobile now captures more than 50% of time spent on digital media. At the Mobile News Summit, previously known as the Tablet & App Summit, we will examine how news organisations are managing this greater number of traffic coming from mobile platforms.

    The Mobile News Summit is the place to understand how news distributions platforms are changing the news industry and which mobile strategies are more effective - both on- and off-platforms. 

    More information and registration on mns.wan-ifra.org

  • 9:05
    This session is part of the Mobile News Summit paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    In order to build strong business models for the future, it is essential to use data and knowledge about your current readers. Based on behavioural data, Visiolab provides insights into newspaper readers to help publishers transition them towards become a paying mobile audience.

    Visiolab is an intelligence unit that has access to data from more than 550 million newspaper and magazine pages read monthly. With heavy investment in business intelligence tools Visiolab specialize in assisting media companies in a variety of fields, such as developing digital strategies, consulting on digital performance, and understanding and gathering complex data.

    CEO, Visiolab, Denmark

  • 9:30
    This session is part of the Mobile News Summit paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    Are mobile giants taking over the news industry? Facebook Instant Articles, Apple’s News App and Co. claim to be the new saviours for publishers: they broaden audiences, curate content, and increase mobile advertising revenue. Still, how are these platforms really changing the news business?

    Be ahead of the game: discover and debate the shape and potential impact of the off-site distribution platforms on your mobile strategy.

    Research Fellow, Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, University of Oxford and and Visiting Professor of Media Innovation at the University of Oslo.

    Social Media and Campaigns Editor, "The Times" and "Sunday Times", UK

    Head of International Play Newsstand Partnerships, Google, UK

    Head of Operations, ft.com, UK

    SVP Business Development at PageSuite Group

    Senior iOS developer, PageSuite, UK

  • 9:30
    International Newspaper Color Quality Club Tutorial
    Hamburg Messe, hall A4, room A4.1

    Printing consistent high qua­lity should be considered a strategic objective for advanced newspaper printers. It is critical for both advertiser and reader satisfaction.

    This workshop shows how to control processes and integrate proven standards.

    It aims to provide an understanding of implementing ISO 12647-3 in all areas of newspaper production and give an overview of the rules and regulations of the International Newspaper Color Quality Club 2016-18.

    Research Engineer, WAN-IFRA, India

  • 10:00
    WAN-IFRA Booth in Foyer

    WAN-IFRA is bringing back our Editorial Systems Guided Tours to this year’s Hamburg EXPO. If you are in the market for an editorial system or if you are interested in the latest tech trends for cross-media publishing systems, then this tour is for you! We will be visiting several editorial solutions providers for brief 15-minute sessions where exhibitors will demo their new products; think of it as a form of “speed dating”. We hope you can join us for our 2 hour tour. For registration, please contact: Nicole Frankenhauser; nicole.frankenhauser@wan-ifra.org

  • 10:00
    Media Port Hall A1

    Different models of “paywalls” have been introduced in the last years with mixed results. Some hits, some misses. What are other ways that publishers are starting to reap revenues from their content?

    Case Studies / Elevator Pitches

    Using data to increase audience engagement, content consumption and digital revenues. Knut Paulsen, Technical Weekly Magazine, powered by Cxense.

    How site personalization can drive engagement & revenue. Lauren Pedersen, VP Global Marketing, Cxense.

    Digital content for Best Agers: asina - the Internet can be that simple! Ali Kurt, Sales Consultant at exelonix.

    Bringing archives back to life. Nicolas Henchoz, Director EPFL+ECAL Lab EPFL, powered by GAMI

    Director, Global Advisory WAN-IFRA

    IT Manager, Media developer and IT Strategies at Technical Weekly Magazine / Teknisk Ukeblad

    VP Global Marketing & Communications, Cxense

    Sales Consultant at exelonix

    Director, EPFL+ECAL Lab, Switzerland

  • 10:00
    Media Port Hall A4

    The publishing, and with it, the printing industry are currently undergoing a fundamental transformation. While digitalisation drives change, publishing companies focus on constantly increasing their productivity over the „traditional“ value chain. Key questions in this regard are how to spot productivity levers and how to quantify their potential. SCHICKLER developed over the last 10 years a deeply routed benchmarking system to answer these questions in a very systematic way. The underlying database is constanty being fed from dozens of relevant projects in the international publishing industry. Due to the fact, that the underlying structures and workflows are known to the consultants, SCHICKLER is able to describe the levers behind each benchmark. Alexander Kahlmann, partner and key benchmarking expert at SCHICKLER will provide key insights into the findings from some of the most recent projects involving productivity gains through application of benchmarking instruments. He will cover aspects of the operations as well as other areas of the publishing value chain.

    Case Studies

    Process Analyzer - efficient value added chain through analysis instead of gut feeling! Mareike Jovanovic-Poppen Freiburger Druck powered by Koenig & Bauer

    Boosting Productivity. Eric Elyn, Coldset Printing Partners, powered by Q.I. Press Controls.

    1.5 Million newspaper copies produced in the cloud: How the Berliner Woche introduced Gogol Publishing's editorial system. Bodo Krause, Publishing Director at Berliner Woche, powered by Gogol Publishing.

    Alexander Kahlmann, Managing Partner, SCHICKLER

    Quality Manager at Freiburger Druck GmbH & Co. KG

    Director of Operations, Coldset Printing Partners, Belgium

    Publishing Director, Berliner Woche

  • 10:45
    This session is part of the Mobile News Summit paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    With many news organisations seeing more than half of their digital audience coming to them via mobile, Nathalie will look at how video for mobile differs from TV and desktop. As with any platform, storytelling is key but mobile poses some very particular challenges, such as the different contexts in which video on mobile is consumed, the influence of social or the competition for users’ attention.

    Editor, Mobile and New Formats, BBC News online, UK

  • 11:00
    Hall A1 - CCI - Stand Nr. 1.310

    Amazon’s new virtual personal assistant, Amazon Echo, serves new opportunities for voice controlled news experiences. Meet a team of researchers from the Stibo Accelerator who use the device to create a personal algorithm-based news experience.

    M. Sc. IT Product Development, Aarhus University, Denmark

    M. Sc. IT Product Development, Aarhus University, Denmark

  • 11:30
    This session is part of the Mobile News Summit paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    Two million people use Aftonbladet's platforms every day and mobile ad revenue is almost twice as high as print ad revenue for them. Staffan Engstrom tell us what happened when Schibsted Mobile surveyed 37,000 of their mobile users in the first half of 2015.

    Head of Mobile, Schibsted, Sweden

  • 12:00
    Hall A1 - protecmedia - Stand Nr. 1.540

    Der Austausch eines redaktionellen Produktionssystems ist für die meisten Verlage heute ein Angstszenario. Das es auch anders geht, schnell, laut Plan, im geplanten Kostenrahmen ... ja sogar problemlos von statten gehen kann … davon erzählt Ihnen heute Hr. Reinhard Küchler anhand eines Fall-Beispiels aus diesem Sommer.

    Head of Technical Coordination VRM (Verlagsgruppe Rhein-Main), Germany

  • 12:00
    – Are you speeding toward a bright digital future or racing to an early death?
    Media Port Hall A1

    In this speech Eamon will touch on groundbreaking programmatic plays in the US,  Multi Media Data based selling, diversification and digital success in Europe and Asia and then focus on why for some, the "dash for digital" stalls into a confused strategy where quality yields and revenues become increasingly elusive and the future threatened.  And how news brands’ commercial operations can avoid some of the strategic, management and team development pitfalls in the “dash for digital” advertising revenues.

    Case Studies / Elevator Pitches

    Approaching big data representations. Nicolas Henchoz, Director EPFL+ECAL Lab at EPFL, powered by GAMI

    From the finger to the heart. Robby Wauters, Research Engineer at iMinds, powered by Twipe Mobile Solutions NV.

    Business Director, The Byrne Partnership Ltd, UK

    Director, EPFL+ECAL Lab, Switzerland

    Reseach Engineer at iMinds

  • 12:00
    Media Port Hall A4

    Newspaper printers are looking for sustainable business models that can reduce their dependence from just one publisher. Different models are applied in different regions of the globe, among them the concepts of profit centre, joint venture, independent company, using an external operator, online printer, outsourcing remote printing etc. 

    There are several ways of countering the falling circulations and profits of newspaper printers. This learning seminar will focus on Solutions including: investments in new equipment, cooperations and consolidation, or a slower step-by-step innovation process - depending on the market situation, logistical backgrounds and the current workflow surroundings.

    Founder, Sirach Consulting, Germany

  • 12:00
    This session is part of the Mobile News Summit paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    In this session we will give an update about the status of mobile advertising. A first introduction offering the agency point of view, will be followed by a presentation on the impact of performance on the mobile user experience, and show 3 simple optimizations to increase speed and user happiness to offset the impact of ads.

    We will finish with a panel discussion focus on how will adblocking change mobile advertising? and how to address the adblocking and other current problems? 

     

     

    Managing Director & Partner, Media Plus Group, Germany

    CEO, Co-founder & President, Rigor, USA

    Director of Products, Rigor Inc., USA

    Founder & CEO, Richie, Finland

    Head of Mobile, Schibsted, Sweden

  • 12:30
    Hall A1 - CCI - Stand Nr. 1.310

    Imagine to be completely immersed in a world changing news story - but without being there yourself? This research project from the Stibo Accelerator takes augmented reality and news to a whole new level - and pin points the core of storytelling: reporting to people who were not there themselves.

    M. Sc. IT Product Development, Aarhus University, Denmark

    M. Sc. IT Product Development, Aarhus University, Denmark

  • 12:45
    Kodak Stand 4.540, Hall A4
  • 14:00
    Hall A1 - CCI - Stand Nr. 1.310

    Storytelling in 360 and 3D is a new and exciting challenge that provides tremendous opportunity for forward-thinking content creators. How can news organizations learn from others and capitalize on their own expertise and audiences as they shift to producing in 360 and 3D? Learn from Niko Chauls, Director of Applied Technology at Gannett Digital, USA.

    Director of Applied Technology at Gannett Digital, USA

  • 14:00
    Media Port Hall A1

    How to Think Social on Social

    The seminar will present Social Media Optimization solutions that leverage the true power of the social networks: the activity of the users. Among the strategies presented: Social Bread Crumbs - Starting with a small engagement in the social environment, moving into stronger engagements on-site; Blogs - Creating a “Journalistic Long Tail” of users who increase the reach of the site by sharing their posts; The Missionaries - creating a community of users who are in a mission to share and a social perspective on marketing paywalls. 

    Case Studies / Elevator Pitch

    Understanding and targeting your SOME audience. Håvard Kvalheim, Director and Head of Big Data at Polaris Media ASA, powered by Cxense.

    How to sell your content twice. A profit generating B2B platform for B2C content distribution. Dr. Wolfgang J. Westerhaus, Chief Editor at Fintax Ltd., powered by Contiago AG.

    Contiago - Content as a Service. Christopher Bechold Marketing & Project Management at Contiago AG

    CEO, RGB Media Inc, Israel

    Director and Head of Big Data, Polaris Media ASA

    Chief Editor at Fintax Ltd.

    Marketing & Project Management at Contiago AG

  • 14:00
    Media Port Hall A4

    Building a strong digital newsgathering and verification strategy:

    With much of the content now passing through newsrooms coming from digital sources, it is essential that organisations devise strong newsgathering processes and standards for dealing with it.

    Monitoring, communication and an understanding of the latest platforms and digital tools are essential, but so is understanding on how to keep the content coming in. As we rely more and more on user-generated content and social media, newsrooms must know how to verify this content quickly, accurately and ethically. If we turn off our audience or those content contributors then they might just stop sharing with us in the first place.

    Fergus Bell will be presenting the concepts that all newsroom leaders must be thinking about when newsgathering in the digital age as well as the ethical considerations for making this work sustainable.

    Case Studies / Elevator Pitches

    Content Strategies in a Digital Age. Simon Fry, Mobile Product Manager
    at Independent Newspapers, powered by PageSuite Group.

    Out of Digital Content: How editors can find exclusive Quotes, Experts and Examples. Martin Fiedler, Co-Founder and Managing Director at Recherche-Scout GmbH.

    News aggregation and verifications tools with newsasset Cloud solution. Evi Varsou, Director Media & CMS, ATC.

    UGC and digital news gathering expert, UK

    Mobile Product Manager, Independent Newspapers – owners of the London Evening Standard, The I & The Independent

    Co-Founder and Managing Director, Recherche-Scout GmbH

    Director, Media & CMS

  • 14:00
    This session is part of the Mobile News Summit paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    The Economist, a weekly magazine, and Le Monde, an evening newspaper, have both created sophisticated daily morning apps. Why entering a very different editorial rhythm and context?

    The Economist Espresso, with more than 600.000 downloads in its first 6 months, wants to be an antidote to the information overload. La Matinale du Monde, the 1st morning edition in 70 years of existence, remembers your choices and offers you more targeted items in following visits.

    Global Head of Client Marketing, The Economist, UK

    Head of Mobile Product Development, Le Monde, France

  • 14:30
    Hall A1 - CCI - Stand Nr. 1.310

    In a matter of seconds, you can publish to the smart watch. But does that make it a real opportunity for news or is it just hype? Try it out yourself and meet a team of developers who have worked with news in the smallest format yet.

    M.Sc. IT Product Development, Partner in web and app development agency, Creative Vikings

    M.Sc. IT Product Development, Partner in web and app development agency, Creative Vikings

  • 15:00
    This session is part of the Mobile News Summit paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    Ten years ago Die Welt, Axel Springer’s flagship newspaper, succeed to reach a generation that seemed to be lost for newspaper with “WELT kompakt”, the digital minded and tabloid formatted variant of its daily newspapers. Now, in a form of an app, KOMPAKT aims to do the same, to reach a younger demographic.

    Hans Evert tell us how they created KOMPAKT strictly for mobile without print legacy, what they have learned in this 1st year and what are their next steps to deal with the gap between the app and the web.

    KOMPAKT won the European Digital Media Awards 2015 for Best Mobile Service.

    Managing Editor, KOMPAKT, WELTN24

  • 15:30
    Hall A1 - Atex - Stand Nr. 1330

    The UK’s largest regional publisher deploys browser-based contributor tool from Atex to enable content gathering on any device.
    Visit the Atex booth at IFRA to hear from Mike Fisher (IT Director (Core)) about the recent successfully delivered project that has further enabled the Johnston Press ‘digital first’ strategy.
    JP staff and freelancers are now able to submit content for live publishing directly to their range of web sites using the Atex Contributor Tool (ACT).
    Content can be enriched with social links, automatically tagged using integrated text mining and users are prompted to include certain mandatory information such as Geo Location to ensure delivery of rich content.
    The responsive application is able to be used on any device capable of supporting a browser and is used for content gathering today on both iOS and Android devices.

    IT Director (Core), Johnston Press IT Services

  • 15:30
    Hall A1 - CCI - Stand Nr. 1.310

    In a matter of seconds, you can publish to the smart watch. But does that make it a real opportunity for news or is it just hype? Try it out yourself and meet a team of developers who have worked with news in the smallest format yet.

    Communications Manager CCI+Escenic and former Editorial Manager at Berlingske Medier, Denmark

  • 16:00
    Media Port Hall A1

    Attract–Fascinate-Convert-Retain: Audience Management will be one of the most important skills newspaper publishers need to focus on to drive their digital revenues.
    · What are my relevant Customers in the digital space? How big is the market potential?

    · How can I grow my audience?

    · How can I actively create and manage the perfect User Journey to bind the users and monetize them?

    · Is engagement more important than loyalty? What are the right KPIs to accurately track them?

    These are important questions publishers need to cope with these days. Hear how newspaper organisations need to prepare themselves to actively drive Audience Management and how to work with customer data. Get to know the right KPIs and targets and how to build and measure them.

    Case Studies / Elevator Pitches

    How to unleash your Online Growth! Use your content for more visitors. Get all users’ data, even if they never login. Rutger Tulleken, CEO at YipiY news engagement.

    How to use gamification and data driven models to increase pageviews continuously with more than 50% per month. Nieuwsbite is a news platform completely driven by user data. Donald Eeuwes, Managing Director at Nieuwsbite, powered by YipiY.

    Associate Partner, Schickler Unternehmensberatung GmbH

    CEO at YipiY news engagement

    Managing Director at Nieuwsbite

  • 16:00
    Media Port Hall A4

    Lifetime extension of existing production equipment can be critical when you have to optimise your cost structure. What are the requirements for a successful retrofit, what is at all possible and how far should you go? In order to answer this questions the presentation will cover the following topics:
    · Setting a production strategy for the next years

    · Evaluate existing equipment and efficiency of the current production

    · Determine gap between current and up-to date equipment

    · Evaluate the possibilities:

    o New equipment

    o Partial of full retrofit of press/mailroom

    o Functional upgrade

    o Cooperation’s

    o Mixtures

    · Planning a retrofit project:

    o Retrofit aims

    o Selecting the right supplier(s)

    o Retrofit extend

    o Ongoing production

    o Staff (involvement, training, etc.)

    o Project management

    Case Studies

    Service-Data Glasses - cost and time saving via augmented reality! Prof. Dr.-Ing. Rigo Herold Westsächsische Hochschule Zwickau powered by Koenig & Bauer

    Senior Consultant, Kirchner + Robrecht management consultants GmbH

  • 16:30
    Hall A1 - protecmedia - Stand Nr. 1.540

    Der Austausch eines redaktionellen Produktionssystems ist für die meisten Verlage heute ein Angstszenario. Das es auch anders geht, schnell, laut Plan, im geplanten Kostenrahmen ... ja sogar problemlos von statten gehen kann … davon erzählt Ihnen heute Hr. Reinhard Küchler anhand eines Fall-Beispiels aus diesem Sommer.

    Der Vortrag findet ebenfalls von 16:30 Uhr - 17:00 Uhr statt.

    Head of Technical Coordination VRM (Verlagsgruppe Rhein-Main), Germany

  • 16:30
    Hall A1 - CCI - Stand Nr. 1.310

    What will happen if you use solar power and mobile data driven e-ink screens to serve hyper local news and advertising in urban environments? This project from the Stibo Accelerator researches this.

    M. Sc. IT Product Development, Aarhus University, Denmark

  • 16:30
    This session is part of the Mobile News Summit paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    How to get readers to spend 60+ minutes reading your journalism every day.

    Social Media and Campaigns Editor, "The Times" and "Sunday Times", UK

  • 17:00
    This session is part of the Mobile News Summit paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    For the Washington Post, the Apple Watch provided a 'living lab' platform to test new forms of storytelling and technology. The bet here is on innovation and Apple's great track record. The Post's Julia Beizer will share the publisher's innovations and strategies on wearables and mobile.

    The Post's bet on the Apple Watch is paying off. "We knew our push notifications would be the biggest hit with Apple Watch users and that has been borne out." Read more of our interview here.

     

    Director of Mobile Products, The Washington Post, USA

Wednesday, 7. October 2015

  • 9:00
    Room: A4.2

    At our Wearables Workshop, international experts will lead you through market analyses and best cases for wearable devices such as the Apple Watch. The workshop will provide you with a good view of both the outlook and potential use for wearables for journalists and publishing houses. Presentations and interactive exercises will help you to develop your own wearables strategy.

    Fee: 159€ + VAT (Except those holding a Media Executive Pass). Please register here and save your seat today! 

    Director of Mobile Products, The Washington Post, USA

    Head of Lab, Berlinske Media, Denmark

  • 9:30
    This session is part of the World Printers Forum paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    Hermann Petz, the CEO of the Austrian regional newspaper Tiroler Tagezeitung, is on a bold mission these days: to put an end to today’s endless bashing of newspapers.

    “The newspaper is dead? Long live the newspaper!” is the not-so subtle title of Petz’s recently published book, written on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the Tiroler Tageszeitung’s 70th anniversary.

    Petz, who serves as the Chairman of the Board of Moser Holding, will no doubt declare his views on the power of print when he delivers the keynote address of the World Printers Forum in Hamburg.

    Facts for the vibrancy of Print

    Clearly, Petz does not buy in today’s mainstream pessimists who say print is dead. On the contrary: “One only has to look at the latest media analysis that identifies excellent numbers – particularly for regional newspapers.” 

    He is convinced that quality journalism can only be based on the printed product because pure digital publishing cannot refinance the costs of a high-quality editorial team.

    In his book, Petz also presents numerous examples about how print is more efficient in advertising, and reaching and engaging readers.

    More Information and Registration:

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    Founder, Sirach Consulting, Germany

    Chairman of the Board, Moser Holding, Austria

  • 9:30
    Media Port, Hall A1

    From magazine to network
    The digital future of magazine impulse with Content-X 

    Vom Magazin zum Netzwerk
    Die digitale Zukunft beim impulse-Magazin mit Content-X

    Ole Jendis, Verlagsleitung Impulse Medien GmbH
    Eva Weikert, CvD Impulse Medien GmbH
    Jan Kasten, Geschäftsleitung ppi Media

  • 10:00
    Media Port Hall A4
  • 10:00
    This session is part of the World Printers Forum paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    More Information and Registration:

    www.wan-ifra.org/wpf15

     

    General Manager Axel Springer Print Management GmbH, Germany

  • 10:00
    Media Port Hall A1

    Opening keynotes from representatives of the MID cooperation partners WAN-IFRA and Hamburg Media School

    Chief Executive Officer, WAN-IFRA, France

    Hamburg Media School (HMS), Digital Journalism

    
Hamburg Media School (HMS), Medienmanagement, InnoLab

  • 10:30
    This session is part of the World Printers Forum paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    Mengis Druck AG situated in the city of Visp produces the regional daily Walliser Bote. They replaced their aging conventional offset newspaper press by an industrial web inkjet press.

    The print plant invested in inkjet printing technology that can be used not only for newspaper printing. The utilization of the old conventional press was not very satisfying any more, according to the management. In order to achieve new business perspectives in future digital inkjet was the printing technology of choice.

    The new production machinery is expected to print the newspaper in the night but also commercial print products during daytime, such as books, mailings, signatures and personalized advertising materials. 

    The complete new production system went live in June his year.

    More Information and Registration:

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    Strategy and Communication; VR Delegate, Mengis Druck, Walliser Bote, CH

  • 10:35
    Media Port Hall A1

    Director of Education, Tow-Knight Center for Entrepreneurial Journalism, City University of New York

  • 10:50
    Media Port Hall A1

    Deputy Editor in Chief, Head of Digital, Hannoversche Allgemeine Zeitung (HAZ)

  • 11:00
    Hall A1 - CCI - Stand Nr. 1.310

    Amazon’s new virtual personal assistant, Amazon Echo, serves new opportunities for voice controlled news experiences. Meet a team of researchers from the Stibo Accelerator who use the device to create a personal algorithm-based news experience.

    M. Sc. IT Product Development, Aarhus University, Denmark

    M. Sc. IT Product Development, Aarhus University, Denmark

  • 11:05
    Media Port Hall A1

    Hamburg Media School (HMS), Digital Journalism

    
Hamburg Media School (HMS), Medienmanagement, InnoLab

  • 11:30
    This session is part of the World Printers Forum paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    Print experts will debate on the future of the printed newspaper and present the top priorities and action plans needed to make print a part of the future of news media.

    More Information and Registration:

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    Director, Kasturi & Sons Ltd., India

    General Manager Axel Springer Print Management GmbH, Germany

    Strategy and Communication; VR Delegate, Mengis Druck, Walliser Bote, CH

    Chairman of the Board, Moser Holding, Austria

  • 11:40
    Media Port Hall A1

    Her multimedia project on anorexia objects the actual trend of reporting on eating disorder, nominated for “Grimme Online Award 2015”

    Journalist and author

  • 11:50
    Media Port Hall A1

    Journalist, VOCER Innovation Medialab

    Coder and journalist, VOCER Innovation Medialab

  • 12:00
    This session is part of the World Printers Forum paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    With end-to-end integration from estimating through scheduling, production, delivery and accounting, integrated production management can facilitate the collection and sharing of information.

    By centralizing the company’s information in one dynamic database, production management promotes effective sharing and communication between departments, among employees, and even externally to and from customers.

    An integrated production management system is able to automate workflows and optimize plant operations by recommending and planning the most efficient job routes, schedules, and allocation of resources.

    More Information and Registration:

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    Managing Director, Styria Print Group, Austria

  • 12:00
    Media Port Hall A1

    Journalist, VOCER Innovation Medialab

  • 12:10
    Media Port Hall A1

    Co-Founder and CEO, Online Marketing Rockstars

  • 12:20
    Media Port Hall A1

    Combining digital storytelling, science and entrepreneurship, nominated for “Grimme Online Award 2015”

    Co-Founder and Editor in Chief, Substanz Magazine

    Co-Founder and Editor in Chief, Substanz Magazine

  • 12:25
    Departure by bus from Hamburg fairground

    Visit Impulse Medien
    Economy Magazine, Hamburg, Content-X in operation
    Verlag Impulse Medien, Hamburg, Content-X in der Praxis
    Please pre-register here, Anmeldung: ppimedia.de/impulse

    12.25 Bus transfer to Impulse Media, Busfahrt zu Impulse-Medien
    13:00 Lunch snacks, Sandwich-Lunch
    13:30 Impulse presentation, Präsentation Impulse Medien
    13:45 Questions & answers, Fragen & Antworten
    14:30 Bus transfer back to Expo, Busfahrt zurück zur Expo
    15:00 Arrival at World Publishing Expo, Ankunft bei der Expo

    Information and registration here.
    Information und Anmeldung hier.

    Impulse
    Gruner + Jahr founded the economy magazine in 1980. Today it is a network of more than 45,000 members. Since a management buyout begin of 2013 Impulse Medien is completely independent with 40 employees. The magazine reaches 126,000 decision makers with a circulation of 73,934.

    Besides the monthly magazine (print and digital) impulse offers meetings, trips, inspiring ideas, business contacts, seminars, workshops and conferences. In 2015 they launched impulse academy. 

    1980 gegründet als Unternehmermagazin von Gruner + Jahr, ist heute ein Netzwerk mit mehr als 45 000 Mitgliedern. Seit einem Management-Buyout Anfang 2013 ist die Impulse Medien GmbH völlig unabhängig und beschäftigt 40 Mitarbeiter. Das Magazin erreicht 126 000 Entscheider mit einer Auflage von 73 934.
    Neben dem Monatsmagazin (gedruckt und digital) bietet impulse Netzwerktreffen, Tipps, inspirierende Ideen, Geschäftskontakte, Seminare, Workshops und Konferenzen. 2015 startete die impulse-Akademie. Mehr Information hier.

    Content-X
    ppi Media develops the editorial system for multimedia publishing since 2010 based on the content management system DC-X and Adobe InDesign.

    Its ease of implementation and high flexibility regarding editorial workflow scenarios explains the international success of Content-X. Impulse Medien uses Content-X as SaaS. Content-X, a “native digital solution”, meets the editorial requirements of a magazine publisher. It also offers all options for the digital future.

    Das Redaktionssystem für multimediales Publizieren wird seit 2010 von der ppi Media GmbH basierend auf dem Content-Management System DC-X und Adobe InDesign entwickelt.
    Der internationale Markterfolg von Content-X erklärt sich durch die einfache Systemeinführung bei gleichzeitig hoher Flexibilität in Bezug auf redaktionelle Workflow-Szenarien. Content-X wird von der Impulse Medien GmbH als SaaS genutzt. Als „native digital solution“ erfüllt Content-X die redaktionellen Anforderungen eines Magazin-Verlages und bietet darüber hinaus alle Möglichkeiten für die digitale Zukunft.

  • 12:30
    Hall A1 - CCI - Stand Nr. 1.310

    Imagine to be completely immersed in a world changing news story - but without being there yourself? This research project from the Stibo Accelerator takes augmented reality and news to a whole new level - and pin points the core of storytelling: reporting to people who were not there themselves.

    M. Sc. IT Product Development, Aarhus University, Denmark

    M. Sc. IT Product Development, Aarhus University, Denmark

  • 12:30
    This session is part of the World Printers Forum paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    “The reason for the change in our business is the media change by the Internet. The consequence, a decline of print volumes (pages and printed copies), is projected to hit rock bottom in the middle of the 2020s. This change affects all print product areas as well as the products that are promoted as semi-commercials”, says Matthias Tietz of Rheinisch-Bergische Druckerei in Düsseldorf, Germany.

    The newspaper print format is an obstacle for marketing. The possibility (or not) of using the Rheinisch format as a multiple of A4 is the basic question determining the operational use of newspaper printing presses or commercial presses for newspaper production. The economy also plays an important role in the decision to transition from the traditional business model to a new one. 

    Mr. Tietz thinks that the choice is between running a profit centre owned by the publisher and acting on his behalf, and exiting the printing business entirely, to outsource that part of the process. The pros and cons of the profit centre as a business model can be measured in the medium term by comparing its profitability against that of outsourcing production.

    More Information and Registration:

    www.wan-ifra.org/wpf15

     

    CEO, Rheinisch-Bergische Druckerei, Germany

  • 12:30
    Media Port Hall A1

    Hamburg Media School (HMS), Digital Journalism

    
Hamburg Media School (HMS), Medienmanagement, InnoLab

  • 13:40
    Media Port Hall A1

    Hyperlocal is not a term, but a trend in journalism and news media that revolves around one belief: "People will only be driven to consume and pay for content that is highly relevant, and that is mainly local content." (Antonella Mei-Pochtler, Boston Consulting Group). Consequently the future of news media is seen in targeting small communities and deliver content of their immediate vicinity in real-time.

    The relevance of news for residents and business owners can be determined on two dimensions: time and geography. The closer to these dimensions, the more relevant (and less manageable for mass media) it becomes. Beyond the still untested hope that local content is the only content people will be paying for – it has also left a blank spot on what locality actually means. In times of social media conversations mediated by a diverse range of mobile devices to geographically faraway places. "Proximity" does not necessarily converge with "geography" or "time".

    Social proximity might be an even more important driver for perceived relevance. Kai von Luck (HAW) will discuss with panelists what might be on the horizon beyond hyperlocal defined as media for a small geographic area.

    Panelists:

    Susanne Draheim, Sociologist
    Martin Kohler, Urban Researcher
    Matthias Müller-Prove, User Experience Principal
    Stefan Wölwer, Interaction Design

    Hamburg University of Applied Sciences (HAW), Smart Home Laboratory

  • 14:00
    Hall A1 - CCI - Stand Nr. 1.310

    Storytelling in 360 and 3D is a new and exciting challenge that provides tremendous opportunity for forward-thinking content creators. How can news organizations learn from others and capitalize on their own expertise and audiences as they shift to producing in 360 and 3D? Learn from Niko Chauls, Director of Applied Technology at Gannett Digital, USA.

    Director of Applied Technology at Gannett Digital, USA

  • 14:00
    This session is part of the World Printers Forum paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    This presentation appeals to organizations with environmental sustainability policies and sourcing of material concerns. More specifically, it addresses how your procurement decisions influence Canada’s motivation towards sustainable forest management (SFM).

    Canada is by far the leader with 43% of the world’s certified forests. Its provinces devotion to SFM facilitates the process for companies to produce certified pulp and paper as well as other wood products. This strongest level of certified forests is partly due to strict policies and political will to address non-compliances and customers’ concerns.

    The speaker will present examples from Province of Québec’s forestry regime demonstrating how SFM policies lead to engagement with Aboriginal peoples in resource development decisions affecting their land and communities and virtually zero-levels of deforestation.

    More Information and Registration:

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    Director, Aboriginal Affairs Ministère des Forêts, de la Faune et des Parcs du Québec

  • 14:30
    Hall A1 - CCI - Stand Nr. 1.310

    In a matter of seconds, you can publish to the smart watch. But does that make it a real opportunity for news or is it just hype? Try it out yourself and meet a team of developers who have worked with news in the smallest format yet.

    M.Sc. IT Product Development, Partner in web and app development agency, Creative Vikings

    M.Sc. IT Product Development, Partner in web and app development agency, Creative Vikings

  • 14:30
    This session is part of the World Printers Forum paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    Using UV cured inks can be a technical and a business option for newspaper printers to extend their product range and business opportunities. UV allows using higher paper grades than just newsprint and printing vibrant colors.

     

    The question is, what does it take to add UV curing capabilities to your newspaper press? What are the costs involved and what are the appropriate business models of printing? What is the return of investment? And what do you have to do in marketing and sales to get the jobs you need to be profitable? Can you compete with heatset printers and what are the success models?

    Also not to forget the security implications: Which measures have to be taken in terms of industrial safety and health protection?

    More Information and Registration:

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    VP Manufacturing Excellence for Supply Chain of HT Media Ltd., India

  • 15:00
    This session is part of the World Printers Forum paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    Nigel Wells will present the results of the project ”Optimized Paper Handling & Logistics”, supported by many publishing and supplier companies and associations worldwide.

    This unique cross-industry collaborative project brings together expertise from across the entire paper supply chain from the mill, through transport, storage, handling and printing. Its goal is to establish a common best practice tool and global reference for suppliers, transporters, converters and printers to improve their efficiency.

    Substrates are the highest single cost for all printing and packaging applications and any reduction in their waste and damage improves both economic and environmental performance.

    The goal is to collate, complete and communicate global best practices as a reference manual delivered at low cost to sponsors and no cost to users. To achieve this requires engagement shared across the industry because no company, organisation, or region can do this alone. This collective approach will deliver cost effective international synergies to answer needs in both emerging and mature markets.

    More Inforamation and Registration:

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    Joint Managing Director and Editor, icmPrint

  • 15:25
    Media Port Hall A1

    Presented by WAN-IFRA Global Alliance for Media Innovation (GAMI)
    Media Innovation Day

    Recent technological advancements have led to exciting new ways of telling stories. Specifically, the ubiquity of the Internet and advances in displays, mobile devices and sensor technologies has made it possible to create highly immersive virtual and augmented realities. Displays, such as immersive 3D goggles, augmented reality glasses, and light field projectors, make it possible to merge virtual and real world media. This panel will discuss the opportunities and challenges involved in immersive as well as “fragmented storytelling”, (also known as “transmedia storytelling”) where a story is scattered across different media and devices.

    Moderator:
    Andrew Perkis, Professor, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway

    Speakers:
    Deniz Ergürel, R&D Director, Zaman Media Group, Turkey
    Mel Slater, ICREA Research Professor, University of Barcelona, Spain
    Niko Chauls, Director Applied Technology, Gannett, USA
    Louis Jebb, Founder and Chief Executive, Immersivly Ltd, UK

  • 15:30
    Hall A1 - CCI - Stand Nr. 1.310

    In a matter of seconds, you can publish to the smart watch. But does that make it a real opportunity for news or is it just hype? Try it out yourself and meet a team of developers who have worked with news in the smallest format yet.

    Communications Manager CCI+Escenic and former Editorial Manager at Berlingske Medier, Denmark

  • 16:00
    This session is part of the World Printers Forum paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    More Information and Registration:

    www.wan-ifra.org/wpf15

  • 16:05
    This session is part of the World Printers Forum paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    Self-publishing and Book-on-Demand:
    Convincing service owing to digital printing and highly automated print processing.

    More Information and Registration:

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    Managing Director, Books-on-Demand GmbH, Norderstedt, Germany

  • 16:30
    Hall A1 - CCI - Stand Nr. 1.310

    What will happen if you use solar power and mobile data driven e-ink screens to serve hyper local news and advertising in urban environments? This project from the Stibo Accelerator researches this.

    M. Sc. IT Product Development, Aarhus University, Denmark

  • 16:30
    This session is part of the World Printers Forum paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    How can a newspaper score today? Not with the presentation of news in the same old structures. To compete with digital media a printed product needs to go deeper, present unique stories in alternative forms. Hans Peter Janisch will show a case study of the Luxembourg-based ”Tageblatt”, that created a daily magazine in a premium product based on a new desk organisation.  

    More Information and Registration:  

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    Newspaper Designer & Consultant, Germany

  • 17:00
    This session is part of the World Printers Forum paid conference
    Conference Room Chicago

    Newspaper printers strongly feel the need to look ahead and plan their future strategies. These are usually based on more than just printing the publication of one publisher who – in most cases – is also the owner of the printing plant. In times where publishers look for optimizing production costs printers are developing optimized business models to secure their survival.

    This process is in full swing in many countries around the globe. It has not yet come to an end. Many different concepts and print strategies are developing and there is not the one and only business model that fits all needs. Most probably there will never be one master plan for newspaper printers in future, but a variety of different solutions that fit the market requirements and capabilities of printers in different geographic regions.

    Some printers turn their business into a publisher owned profit centre, others are based on joint ventures of different owners, there are also large and independent newspaper printers in North America and in Northern Europe. A step in between profit centre and independent printer marks the use of an external operation service within the own print plant. Newspaper printers are boosting productivity and extending their markets into commercial printing with the help of retrofits and new technology, new organizational concepts and new skill sets, which include the concept of providing an “Online Printing Service”.

    A new WAN-IFRA Report presents a number of interesting international cases that illustrate the development from different points of view.

    The Austrian 4c Magazin initiated a survey on alternative business models for newspaper printers. The idea was to create an overview about emerging business models of former newspaper printers who are now either extending their business into new areas or are changing their business models to become more independent, rather than depend on only one publisher. Martin Schwarz will present a bird’s eye view of the various avenues printers are branching off into.

    More Information and Registration:

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    Editor-in-Chief, 4c, Vienna, Austria

    WAN-IFRA Deputy CEO, Germany