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What are the biggest opportunities that 2022 is going to offer news publishers, and how can you capitalize from them? We have summarised some of the most significant trend predictions for the new year, made by key voices within the news publishing industry.
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As we began the new calendar year, Visiolink welcomed on board a new member to the team: Per Gylling started 1st January 2022 as Product Manager, heading up the Product Management Team in Visiolink.
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Like any other news publisher, Danish specialist media L-Mediehus gradually devotes more resources to the digital transformation of its business model. Through focused campaigning, they are turning more and more print subscribers into digital subscribers. Recently, they invested in a design update of their Android solution, and this is a great example of how L-Mediehus continuously seeks to advance its epaper game by ensuring the best possible user-experience across digital platforms.
It should come as no surprise that the local newspaper industry has long been under pressure, and according to Reuters’ recent Digital News Report 2021, the global COVID-19 crisis has done nothing to relinquish the situation.
However, at Der Teckbote, a local newspaper situated in Kirchheim unter Teck near Stuttgart, Germany, they have risen to the occasion: Despite the odds, this local star has managed to increase its epaper reader engagement and gain digital subscribers. How?
Is your to-do-list cramped with buzzwords and ideas on how to accelerate your digital transformation? Well, according to WAN IFRA’s latest World Press Trends Outlook report, you are not alone – it is on top of news publishers’ 2021 priority lists.
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Audio and spoken content are making quite the noise amongst publishers and newspapers these years. And no wonder: Reading takes time and focus – which is in short supply with modern ways of living. At the same time, always being accessible is key no-matter the context in which the user finds him or herself in.
We’ve previously written about Independent News & Media and their revamped digital strategy. Among the Irish-based media group’s titles, you’ll find Belfast Telegraph, and we’ve had a quick chat with their Head of Digital, Morgane Campioni, about their new ePaper solution and their partnership with Visiolink.
Despite only being 500 miles in a beeline away from Scandinavia, the ePaper hasn’t really enjoyed a similar level of demand, and thus success, in the British Isles. But this is a fact that Independent News & Media (INM) hope to change through a brand-new digital strategy with new subscription models and value-based promotion of their ePaper solutions and news sites.
