Woeful Circulation for Just Retailed Digital Edition of Newspapers
The American Press Institute’s Cyberjournalist.net picked up our item last week about the woeful circulation of newspaper digital editions. Cyberjournalist’s lead sentence, although well-intentioned,...
View ArticleMobile and Digital Edition Ideas from 'Beyond the Printed Word'
The annual IFRA/WAN/FIPP Beyond the Printed Word online publishing conference was held in Prague yesterday and today. A summary of the presentations is available from WAN and there is an interesting...
View ArticleGarcia Predicts Conversion of American Broadsheets to Tabloid
More than a year ago, we wrote about Mario Garcia, a world renown expert on newspaper design, predicting that the majority of the world’s newspapers would became tabloid-sized within his lifetime....
View ArticleOK, So What Will Be A Good Use of RSS for News Publishers?
[UPDATE: Some blogs which have linked to this item call it my vision of the newspaper of 2010. Calling it that is inaccurate. I believe that e-paper devices will be in common use by 2010 and that...
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Hitachi to Sell Unrollable E-Paper in 2006
Hitachi plans to begin selling a color-capable electronic paper in 2006. Rather than use organic light-emitting (OLED) diodes, the way that Philips’ e-paper does, Hitachi’s device will use a liquid...
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The Digital Edition Dirigibles
At the highest inhabitable level of the Empire State Building in New York City is something redolent of the University of Missouri’s new EmPRINT digital edition project. When the Empire State Building...
View ArticleTop 10 Magazine Digital Editions
More than 100 U.S. magazines, twice the number from a year ago, now count significant numbers of digital editions among their circulation figures, according to the auditing firm of BPA Worldwide. Here...
View ArticleA Look at U.K. Newspapers Using Digital Editions
The Press Gazette trade journal looks at U.K. newspapers’ use of digital editions for circulation and archiving. The story focuses way too much on one vendor (Olive Software) than an objective...
View ArticlePrinted Newspaper Executives Visions of the Future
I frequently write about newspapers’ experience with the new medium because theirs has been the longest experience. The New York Times launched the world’s first online edition in 1974 with LexisNexis,...
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How Asahi Shimbun's 12 Mobile Phone News Sites Work
At Ifra‘s annual Beyond the Printed Word conference this afternoon, Atsushi Sato, deputy manager of the Digital Media Division of The Asahi Shimbun of Japan described how his newspaper operates its...
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