World Association of News Publishers


World Publishing Expo 2015

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World Publishing Expo 2015

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

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Wednesday, 7. October 2015

  • 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 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

  • 10:35
    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)

  • 11:05
    Media Port Hall A1

    Hamburg Media School (HMS), Digital Journalism

    
Hamburg Media School (HMS), Medienmanagement, InnoLab

  • 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
    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
    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

  • 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