World Association of News Publishers


Newspaper Production

Newspaper Production

Publishers and printers around the world have come to expect WAN-IFRA to provide the most up-to-date know-how about production processes, whether it be in prepress, printing, workflow or postpress. Its range of advisory services, trainings, reports and events are unparalleled.

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  • 2012-07-12 14:05
    The 5th July 2012 saw the publication of the first issue of what is presumably the first English-language regional weekly newspaper in Germany: The Munich Times. As the publishing house of the same name announced on its website, the demand was so great that the newspaper (initial print run 10,000 copies produced in the compact format) was rapidly sold out. Read more ...
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  • 2012-07-04 14:13
    Standardised workflow tools and automated processes relieve operators from having to perform routine tasks, while at the same time ensuring production safety and efficiency. In doing so, small workflows developed for specific tasks mesh like cogged wheels with larger ones. Workflows at publishing houses and printing operations overlap. Integrated, higher-level workflow systems offer total production control. Read more ...
  • 2012-06-29 10:38
    E-Online-Angebote der deutschen Tageszeitungen haben deutich zugelegt: Im ersten Quartal 2012 besuchten 1,6 Mio mehr Unique User die Online-Angebote der Zeitungen als Ende vergangenen Jahres. Zu diesem Ergebnis kommt eine ZMG-Sonderauswertung der aktuellen AGOF internet facts 2012-03. Read more ...

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  • The newspaper industry is under pressure globally. While in the West, decline of the newspaper has been rapid, in the East, newspapers will probably survive for longer. However, there are several pressures on the newspaper industry in the East as well – competition from digital readership, increasing input costs, reducing advertising spends, and so on. In such a scenario, it is important for newspaper industry players to collaborate to improve internal operational efficiencies across the industry. Through such an effort the overall industry will stand to benefit. With this objective in mind, an industry-wide benchmarking exercise was carried out to identify specific improvement opportunities across players. The result has been extremely encouraging. This report details out the methodology and findings of this benchmarking exercise.
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