Newspapers are maximizing the opportunities within their print and digital audiences while developing new products and platforms. The right mix-preserving print revenue, growing digital revenue and developing new revenue streams, are critical to building a sustainable model . See how newspapers are meeting the challenge including this week’s story-Borrell On Local Dailies And Their Tiny Digital Ad Share: They Need A New Story
Why Are These Newspapers Putting Mugshots on Display? Tens of millions of people’s images are scraped and republished by mugshot websites
40% Of Americans Would Buy Digital Newspaper Subs (Maybe) Less than half of Americans (41%) said they might be willing to buy a digital subscription to a newspaper provided that they are presented with a persuasive argument
How the Financial Times is balancing reach versus return After years of success and steadily growing subscriptions, growth had started to slow around three years ago
For La Presse, the tablet is the future as it leaves print behind Publisher Guy Crevier says newspapers should change their model before they find themselves in a crisis
Paid and non-paid content – how to integrate both strategies News UK runs two papers with very different audiences and content: The Sun and The Times.
Membership will make up a third of the Guardian’s revenue within three years The Guardian has not been agile enough to respond to the challenges faced by the publishing industry over the past few years
The New York Times Re-invents Page One — and It’s Better Than Print Ever Was Ah, the art of the broadsheet Page One, with its mystical above-the-fold, below-the-fold double secret handshake code
Borrell On Local Dailies And Their Tiny Digital Ad Share: They Need A New Story Local digital ad revenue will grow from $48 billion in 2015 to $66 billion in 2016, Borrell Associates projects in its new benchmarking report
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