World Publishing Expo 2012 review  

Strong publisher-supplier link takes centre stage

More than 7,000 visitors converged on Frankfurt Messe at a time when publishers are relying on their supplier partners like never before. Although saving costs and improving workflows still rank as top priorities, suppliers are increasingly being asked to help publishers reap new revenues. They came prepared, evidenced by the numerous announcements of innovation. And best practice and crucial advice were abundant at the numerous conferences.

As mobile use grows, so do strategy options

Video is a good focus in your digital viewfinder

Wanted: A CMS that doubles as an ATM

Analytics and social media

Self-service solutions proving popular

Software and hardware for efficiency and quality

Cost savings still tops most agendas

Automatic colour control continues development

Paired for success

 As an integral element of WAN-IFRA’s Media Development programme, executive twinning – the partnering of senior media professionals from news organisations in non-competing markets – has produced a number of successful business and development opportunities across Asia, Africa and the Middle East. Challenging the traditional approach of north-south partnerships, WAN-IFRA’s Executive Twinning Programme: Southern Africa has turned the notion of development support to media in emerging markets on its head.

 
WAN-IFRA signs London Statement to address journalists’ safety

Developments

A news app for millennials, LeKiosk boosts revenues, World record for MailOnline, The nexus between publishers and the people

Expo News & Industry updates  

Bild am Sonntag selects InterRed; Méthode for Chinese, German and Italian publishing houses

WAN-IFRA Bulletin

XMAs honour Best in Social Media; Winners List

Newsplex: two new facilities open doors

WAN-IFRA India: Facing challenges with open arms

New members

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