Many media companies have become aware of the great potential that lies in ePaper data, and one such example is Danish newspaper Børsen who’s currently exploring ways to amp up their data setup.
More and more media companies add podcasts and narrated articles to their content mix, and reasonably so. In this new episode of Visiolink Podcast, one of Denmark's leading experts on the field will tell you what all the fuss is about.
Norwegian newspaper DAG OG TID has introduced audio content in the form of narrated articles in their ePaper with the ambition to reduce churn and attract new user segments. Marketing Manager, Gregor Falkner, takes us behind the entire process from initial idea to launch.
Podcasts and narrated articles have already enjoyed great success, and in 2019 we will see more media companies boarding the audio train. Let’s take a look at what all the fuss is about.
Before we all get used to writing 2019, I would like to take a look back on the past year – what went well, and what can we expect from the new year?
Funke Mediengruppe recently entered into a collaboration with Visiolink who are going to deliver digital platforms for their 12 regional newspapers. Their enhanced digital focus is one step of the way towards becoming the leading regional media group in Germany.
The Danish media group Jysk Fynske Medier is characterized by their consistent work of improving their digital business. Especially in terms of monetization and attracting new subscribers. Learn about their latest onboarding campaign in this customer case.
We recently asked you which of our pending roadmap initiatives you found most relevant and we are excited to be sharing the results with you now.
On October 23, the Visiolink Customer Advisory Board (VCAB) will gather at Svenska Dagbladet's premises in Stockholm for a two-day session of knowledge sharing. We'll discuss challenges and focus areas, share agendas and talk about our product roadmap. And now is your time to have a say on the latter.
More newspapers choose to have their entire backlist of previous editions digitalized and distributed through their ePaper solution. A digital archive is indeed a large investment, but according to Danish news group Folketidende Gruppen it’s worth every penny.
Our new ‘tracking event’ drastically improves your data quality because it adapts to the different reading modes. So, whether your readers prefer reading the ePaper as a conventional print paper with page-turning (swipes) or in article view, you can be sure that you collect useful and reliable data about your readers.
