The best thing about the prospect of improving reader revenues is that it has the potential to liberate news publishers from the scramble for reach, a model that undermines trust in journalism. To take advantage of this opportunity, digital news publishers need to find better payment methods and discovery tools. These were some of the themes explored during the recent Newsrewired conference in London.

It is early days for developing new mobile storytelling formats. Despite some successful prototypes, most of the heavy lifting is still about to happen, says Jacob Gjørtz, VP marketing at CCI Europe. Based on what we have learnt this far, brevity, video and AI will be central to what happens next.

We understand travelling for events is hard, no matter how good they are to attend in-person. This is why we will live stream a number of DIS2019 sessions this year, straight to your device of choice. 

There is a lot of discussion within the content marketing, and indeed the publishing industry in general, as to how recent technological innovations are going to change branded communications. Christine Beardsell, chief content officer and board member of C3, and presenter at DIS 2019, is among the figures leading the conversation. 

Last year Facebook hired Jesper Doub, who was then CEO of German media giant Spiegel Online, to lead its new media partnership team. In the past the high profile executive has been both a critic of Facebook and a passionate advocate of its Facebook Journalism Project.

After years of shifts, downsizing, and mergers, some magazine media around the world are feeling the pinch. We're all dealing with strained and sometimes non-existent resources, stretched for time, and tasked these days with doing more with less.

On this week's episode the Media Voices team talks to Dr. Chadden Hunter, who is a director and producer at the BBC Natural History Unit, and has worked on blockbuster nature programmes like Planet Earth II, Frozen Planet and Wild Arabia. 

We understand travelling for events is hard, no matter how good they are to attend in-person. This is why we will live stream a number of DIS2019 sessions this year, straight to your device of choice. 

Less than 24 hours remain to secure tickets to Europe’s premium media innovation summit with our standard rate offer, ending on 12 March. 

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The next FIPP World Media Congress takes place this year from 12-14 November in Planet Hollywood Las Vegas. We've made a playlist of the top sessions from the last FIPP Congress so you can remember why it's a good move to book by 28 February and save US$1,000 on your ticket.

MPA, the US Association of Magazine Media, was presented with a gold and a silver award from the FIPP Insight Awards.

The FIPP World Media Congress Super Early Bird offer, saving you more than US$1,000 per ticket on final rates, ends on 28 February.

Today is your last chance to save €400/ticket to attend DIS 2019, taking place on 25-26 March in Berlin, Germany. Our exclusive Early Bird offer ends today.

The best thing about the prospect of improving reader revenues is that it has the potential to liberate news publishers from the scramble for reach, a model that undermines trust in journalism. To take advantage of this opportunity, digital news publishers need to find better payment methods and discovery tools. These were some of the themes explored during the recent Newsrewired conference in London.

It is early days for developing new mobile storytelling formats. Despite some successful prototypes, most of the heavy lifting is still about to happen, says Jacob Gjørtz, VP marketing at CCI Europe. Based on what we have learnt this far, brevity, video and AI will be central to what happens next.

Last year Facebook hired Jesper Doub, who was then CEO of German media giant Spiegel Online, to lead its new media partnership team. In the past the high profile executive has been both a critic of Facebook and a passionate advocate of its Facebook Journalism Project.

There is a lot of discussion within the content marketing, and indeed the publishing industry in general, as to how recent technological innovations are going to change branded communications. Christine Beardsell, chief content officer and board member of C3, and presenter at DIS 2019, is among the figures leading the conversation. 

After years of shifts, downsizing, and mergers, some magazine media around the world are feeling the pinch. We're all dealing with strained and sometimes non-existent resources, stretched for time, and tasked these days with doing more with less.

A Swiss digital news publisher has found their conversion rate of registered users to paying subscribers has increased by five times since they have altered their approach from building paywalls to creating "dynamic pay gates".

ProPublica is something of an American institution having been breaking investigative news stories since 2007. In an era of fast news where scoops invariably don’t stay that way for long ProPublica has among other things innovated in coverage of hate crimes, abuses by big tech companies and most recently the scandals that have dogged the Trump Administration.

Axel Springer has announced the acquisition of CeleraOne, a German provider of paid content technology. With the acquisition, the media company becomes a technology provider in the business of payment technology.

Dennis Publishing announced that it has acquired Kiplinger Washington Editors, a publisher specialised in business and personal finance information, in print and online.

On this week's episode the Media Voices team talks to Dr. Chadden Hunter, who is a director and producer at the BBC Natural History Unit, and has worked on blockbuster nature programmes like Planet Earth II, Frozen Planet and Wild Arabia. 

An in-depth research study ‘Inside the Mind of Event Attendees’, commissioned by Cvent, conducted by Edelman Intelligence, highlights the preferences and challenges of event attendees regarding the overall event experience and the need for event organisers and marketers to provide more personalised experiences.

The Vietnam News Agency (VNA) has made the Innovation in Media 2018-2019 World Report available in Vietnamese.

Pure-play ad spending in the UK is estimated to have grown by 1,174 per cent in a little over a decade. Between 2005 and 2019, Group M, IAB, PwC, and the Advertising Association report that digital forms of advertising, particularly pure-play, will continue to be one of the main drivers of growth in ad spending.

Grazia has launched The Game Changers 2.0, a large scale piece of research using focus groups and a quantitative survey of 576 women in the UK. The research sheds new light on the lives and behaviours of women who, after enduring seismic changes in political and economic spheres of late, are empowered into action to drive their own definition of happiness.

TI Media has unveiled the results of its flagship ‘Heart of Britain’ research for 2019, which reveals a number of insights about the audience commonly labelled as ‘mass-market women’ (MMW).

On this week’s episode of Media Voices, Meg Cramer, senior producer of Trump Inc., takes us through why a collaborative team took on what might be a coast-to-coast crime scene, why a podcast can ask questions while an article must provide answers, and why great journalism transcends mediums.

The acceptance of the need to turn data into valuable information has reached a tipping point and will accelerate in the next three years, writes Thomas Howie, COO of events software platform Evessio.