The Finnish newspaper HBL has been successful in selling interstitials for display in the digital version of the daily. "Some months, interstitials sell more than web banners,” says director of digital media Fredrik Nars.
Visiolink will be on hand once again when the Swedish media industry convenes for the thirteenth time at this year's TU Branschdag, which will be held on 15 October in Stockholm. This year's theme is 'People and Possibilities'.
Since the day you started publishing your newspaper via Visiolink, your digital archive has continued to grow. Give your readers the opportunity to search through the wide selection of articles and make their subscription packages even more attractive.
The Germany daily Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger has one of the world's best newspaper apps, according to studies conducted by US research firm McPheters, which based its decision on tests of more than 11,000 iPad newspaper apps.
In collaboration with Denmark's Aarhus University, Visiolink has developed a new app solution that automatically transfers content and converts the layout of the printed paper onto smartphones and tablets, thereby combining the overview and editorial priorities of the print paper with new digital possibilities.
The media house mh:n GmbH (sh:z), which is among the largest in northern Germany, is focusing heavily on Business Intelligence.
In the Adresseavisen app, the digital newspaper can be found right next to online news and video gallery add-ons.
The programme is now complete. Meet many of Visiolink's customers at the World Publishing Expo 2013. Experience the next generation of Template and Hybrid Apps, see the latest digital advertising packages and hear about the extended possibilities of Business Intelligence solutions.
Meet a range of Visiolink's customers and hear about their experiences with publishing digital content for web browser, smartphone and tablet. It will all take place at the 2013 World Publishing Expo in Berlin, 7-9 October.
A new app from Cologne newspaper Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger allows readers the opportunity to choose which layout they wish to read their paper in: the classic newspaper layout or a version optimised for reading on tablet and smartphone.
In 2014, the State and University Library of Denmark will begin digitalising 32 million pages of newspaper history. Experience shows that searchable archives can help support and strengthen all digital strategies.
With this new feature, it's easy for media houses to send text messages out to subscribers who use tablets and smartphones. The messages can be read even when the app is not open.
