Showcase for innovation calls for case studies
The best examples of successful magazine media initiatives will be explored in the Innovation Report which will be presented by the editors, John Wilpers and Juan Senor at the FIPP/Digital Innovators Summit taking place 20-22 March 2016 in Berlin.
The Innovation in Magazine Media Annual World Report gives publishers, editors, and ad directors a road map to the future with concrete, scalable, replicable, proven case studies of successful innovations.
Submit your innovation case studies to John Wilpers by 21 September 2015.
The Innovation team are looking in particular for successful innovation in:
– Advertising: Native, Programmatic, Mobile, Print, Digital Ad Fraud, Ad-Blocking, etc.
– Content: Mobile, Video, Podcasting
– Data: Editorial and/or Advertising
– E-Commerce
– E-Newsletters
– Events
– Mobile: Content, Design, Apps v. Web, Tablets, etc.
– Payment Systems: Paywalls, Micro-payments, Meters, etc.
– Personalisation
– Print Innovations
– Revenue: Alternative Sources
– Social Media
– Video
– Wearable Technology
If you believe your magazine media initiatives should be featured in the new edition, please send 100-150 words summarising your successful innovative project (if you have more than one project, give us 100-150 words for each). Please describe the innovation and its financial, circulation, traffic or other impacts. We do not accept innovations whose success cannot be proven in numbers.
If your innovation is accepted, John Wilpers will then contact you for more information. Please include multiple means of reaching you.
The deadline for your submissions is 21 September 2015.
Contact Helen Bland or John Wilpers for further information.
To order a copy of the 2015/2016 edition of Innovation in Magazine Media World Report visit FIPP Insight.
For your diary: FIPP Innovation will take place:
2015 – alongside the FIPP World Congress in Toronto, 13-15 October
2016 – alongside FIPP WMM and FIPP Mobile in London, 10-11 May
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