Visiolink will be on hand as the main sponsor of the "Best in Tablet Publishing" award, which will be presented at the European Digital Media Awards, to be held in London on 8 April 2014.
Bonnier Publications: Readers of the Danish version of Science Illustrated are now getting more for their money. A special issue dedicated to the Higgs particle is the first in a series of digital-only publications that are intended to pamper the magazine's subscribers.
An increasing number of readers are downloading their newspapers' morning editions when they are published digitally as they go to print.
DIGITAL STRATEGY: New apps for the Norwegian magazines Costume and Tara are designed to help subscribers become accustomed to reading the publications digitally.
The newspapers Vasabladet and Österbottens Tidning have just launched Finland's oldest digital archive, which features issues dating as far back as 17 May 1856 and all the way up to today.
The Norwegian newspaper Bergens Tidende is experiencing a welcomed increase in its subscription base. Sixty-five per cent of new subscriptions are either fully digital, or digital with the weekend delivery of the printed newspaper, and the number of readers of the digital edition has tripled in just one year.
INTERVIEW: In January 2014, the German weekly newspaper Bauernblatt took an important step into the digital future when it launched its first newspaper app. What follows is an interview with the newspaper's publisher Jan Grams about Bauernblatt's digital strategy.
New advertising formats used in newspaper apps are seeing a surge in growth in 2014. Among the most popular formats among media houses are those which resemble full-page newspaper ads, but with interactive functionality.
Take part in our customer webinar on 18 February 2014, and hear how the new iOS 7 design can strengthen both your media house's visual identity and readers' experiences of your app.
"As a publisher it is important to be receptive to and understanding of readers needs, wishes and expectations," says Joakim Svensson, head of mobile platforms for Expressen, GT and Kvällsposten, three Swedish publications that are currently seeing significant growth in digital subscriptions.
Almost 10,000 Finnish subscribers downloaded the new digital evening edition of Hufvudstadsbladet on the day of its premier. The strategy is the first of its kind in the Nordic Region.
Visit DagsVara in Stockholm, Sweden on 5-6 February, and hear how one of The Netherland's largest media companies is generating digital growth.
