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Consumer is Key: Mapping the Post-COVID Media Outlook

With the economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic hitting the news industry hard, it remains to be seen what a recovery will look like and how the media will change once the dust settles. Leading analysts in China and the United States, Cecilia Yau of PricewaterhouseCoopers and Ken Harding of FTI Consulting, offered their projections during our recent Asian Media Leaders eSummit.

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WAN-IFRA External Contributor

Date

2020-08-01 14:42

Webinar takeaways: How Times Group has been handling print production during COVID-19

Snehasis Roy, Technical Director of India’s Times Group, recently joined us for a WAN-IFRA Webinar to discuss how the publishing house has been affected by COVID-19 and the measures they are undertaking to try to cope with the crisis.

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Elizabeth Shilpa

Date

2020-04-27 13:18

The Economist's 'reader-first' circulation model driving growth

A strong focus on a “reader-first” circulation model has helped The Economist grow its reader revenues by 50 percent while doubling its gross margin in the past five years.

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Brian Veseling

Date

2019-10-09 13:23

Wall Street Journal grows its print products in Europe and Asia

On Monday The Wall Street Journal ditched the compact format of its European and Asian editions, in favour of a broadsheet format.

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Chia Lun Huang

Date

2015-09-14 17:40

World Press Trends: 'Audiences have become publishers' biggest source of revenue'

"For the first time this century, global newspaper circulation revenues are larger than newspaper advertising revenues," said Larry Kilman, Secretary General of WAN-IFRA, citing information from the annual World Press Trends survey released Monday by WAN-IFRA.

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WAN-IFRA

Date

2015-06-01 21:31

Small Norwegian paper banking on all-access subscription model and local ties

Hallingdølen in Norway has made its case that it is not just the big-name newspapers which make bold, daring decisions: in 2011, the local paper launched the first paywall in Norway, says its chief editor, Bjarne Tormodsgard.

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Brian Veseling

Date

2014-09-22 14:01

Concern as New York Times suffers revenue setback

Leading analysts have been trying to make sense of the New York Times’ drop in revenue in the second quarter, announced this week, and whether it marks more than a psychological setback for the newspaper industry.

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Krysten Dawes

Date

2014-07-30 17:45

Three years into The Times' paywall, CEO says revenue’s worth lost reach

News UK Chief Executive Officer Mike Darcey said The Times’ strict, nonporous paywall has brought enough revenue to make it a success, three years since its introduction.

Author

Kira Witkin

Date

2013-07-04 15:48

Should newspapers raise cover prices?

Several regional British newspapers are tweaking their cover prices in an attempt to combat plummeting advertising profts. As news organisations shift focus from reach to revenue, is it in newspapers’ best interest to raise prices?

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Kira Witkin

Date

2013-07-03 15:01

Who wants yesterday's papers? Troc de presse bets lots of people do

In a world in which social exchanges are increasingly carried out online, via the impersonal channels of “social” media sites, the launch of website trocdepresse.com seems like a rather outdated venture. That's because it focuses on developing face-to-face social links between individuals by encouraging them to exchange their copies of newspapers and magazines with one another.

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2013-06-06 16:19

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