‘Valley’ echoes as Lexmark buy repositions Xerox

Xerox’ US$1.5 billion acquisition of Lexmark could take the company “back to the future”, retracing its history and gaining strength in the Asia Pacific regi...

‘Valley’ echoes as Lexmark buy repositions Xerox

Xerox’ US$1.5 billion acquisition of Lexmark could take the company “back to the future”, retracing its history and gaining strength in the Asia Pacific regi...


NEWSMEDIA INDUSTRY

Lessons on funding support both digital and print journalism

Against the familiar newsmedia context of aggregation and asset-stripping, lessons are emerging in regional USA of a new business approach. This week, we’ve news of a n...

How trust cash is putting papers back on doorsteps
Here’s $180 million… and advice on asking for more
Why ‘uncoupling’ may make sense for NZ’s Stuff

CONTENT & MARKETING

Free site provides tech to ‘covet thy neighbour’s house’

It’s not for sale, but that doesn’t limit the attraction of “sticky-beaking” a property, Australian listings publisher View Media reckons. Following i...

Subs, apps, AI: INMA’s 2024 list of what’s on your mind
Ukraine war’s toll on military medics, up close
Advertiser partners to honour outstanding women

DIGITAL PUBLISHING

Content with choices, Marks is back to broadcast

Pronouncing himself “more a content person”, Hugh Marks has returned to broadcasting with a new role as managing director of the Australian Broadcasting Corporatio...

Into the DAZN: Foxtel partners grab $3.4 billion opportunity
New media law aims to force Meta, TikTok to pay anyway

VENDOR PROMOTIONS | DIGITAL

Automated real estate brings news close to home

What makes a story newsworthy? The answer to that question used to be determined by newsrooms alone – the point of view was purely journalistic (writes Cecilia Campbell)...


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