Dopfner’s ‘dream’ daily deal set to come true

It’s not OK for a foreign government to own the British broadsheet, but German publisher Axel Springer has been given the nod to fulfil a long-held ambition to own the L...

Dopfner’s ‘dream’ daily deal set to come true

It’s not OK for a foreign government to own the British broadsheet, but German publisher Axel Springer has been given the nod to fulfil a long-held ambition to own the L...


NEWSMEDIA INDUSTRY

Dopfner’s ‘dream’ daily deal set to come true

It’s not OK for a foreign government to own the British broadsheet, but German publisher Axel Springer has been given the nod to fulfil a long-held ambition to own the L...

‘Walking journalism’ just part of LINA’s learning curve
News social media safety campaign wins an INMA nod
Cause for optimism in a ‘shrinking’ industry

CONTENT & MARKETING

Relaunched AFR ‘agnostic to tools of modern business’

Think of a relaunch or redesign, and you tend to think of a physical, printed product. When Nine Publishing repositioned the Financial Review, the main changes were digital....

News puts journos’ faces to print and TV campaign
BelTel doing Derry well with Mediahuis investment
Attention-getter questions help monetise content

DIGITAL PUBLISHING

‘Digital’ Nine finally out of radio, jumps into outdoor

In what chief executive Matt Stanton is calling a transformation to a “digitally powered” Nine Group, the publisher/broadcaster has sold its Australian radio stati...

Higgins’ papers prepped for print automation
Seeing stars? No, but the drones are on Coke

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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