With calls increasing for greater Facebook regulation around the world, FIPP here speaks to publishers, policy experts, and other industry professionals about what this could mean for the traditional media industry. 

Vogue Spain has launched an editorial project dedicated to women's leadership, entrepreneurship, business and lifestyle, in partnership with Banco Santander.

Marketers need access to the tools and technical know-how to use different types of data in order to implement effective hyper-personalised campaigns.

In the run up to the May 2018 GDPR implementation date, organisations of all shapes and sizes were tightening their data security procedures to meet the requirements of the impending deadline. 

Hearst UK has appointed Claire Hodgson as the new editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan. Claire will oversee all Cosmopolitan’s brand outputs, including print, digital and experiential.

New digital printing technology developed by Canon in Europe can now enable publishers to use data to produce the same personalised functionality to printed products that we have become used to in online publishing. Now it is possible to marry the emotional impact of print with variable data at industrial speeds.

Bauer Media Group has entered into an exclusive negotiation process, subject to the usual employee representatives consultation, for the acquisition of Télécâble Sat Hebdo, owned by Hommell Group. 

The FIPP Management Board appointed four new members at its last meeting on 27 March 2019 in Berlin, Germany. Appointed were Helen O’Donnell of BBC Studios' TalentWorks; Jonathan Wright of Dow Jones; Nikolay Malyarov of PressReader; and Nicola Murphy of The River Group.

The first ever FIPP Insider events to take place in the USA take place in Washington DC on 29 April and in New York on 1 May. 

Berlin, 25 March 2019: The 2019-2020 edition of the Innovation in Media World Report has been launched today at DIS2019 in Berlin. 

FIPP and VDZ’s Digital Innovators’ Summit 2019 takes place Monday 25 and Tuesday 26 in Berlin. If you were unable to make it to Berlin, here are some ways you can follow news from there.

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. 

Today is the last day to save more than USD$1,000 on FIPP World Media Congress tickets.

With calls increasing for greater Facebook regulation around the world, FIPP here speaks to publishers, policy experts, and other industry professionals about what this could mean for the traditional media industry. 

New digital printing technology developed by Canon in Europe can now enable publishers to use data to produce the same personalised functionality to printed products that we have become used to in online publishing. Now it is possible to marry the emotional impact of print with variable data at industrial speeds.

Here, PressReader’s chief content officer, Nikolay Malyarov, talks to us about the media dating game: how publishers can attract more readers by placing an audience-centric focus at the heart of their distribution strategy. 

This is the first instalment of a new series of columns penned by students from the NYU School of Professional Studies Center for Publishing, where they reflect on the state of media and offer their views as the new generation of our industry.

The Digital Innovators' Summit took place on 25-26 March in Berlin. A killer line-up of world class media leaders presented the latest innovations from companies like Bloomberg, The New York Times, Axel Springer, Condé Nast International, BBC, and many more. These are our top 5 lessons from DIS2019.

The concept of live journalism, where journalists, illustrators, writers, editors, columnists, graphic designers, photographers, podcasters and artists, perform pieces of original content adapted for the stage, is growing beyond its Pop-Up magazine roots, and expanding across North America and Europe. 

On 28 January Condé Nast launched Vogue Business – an online B2B title aimed at fashion industry executives. Editor Lauren Indvik told DIS 2019 why – and how – they did it.

Bauer Media Group has entered into an exclusive negotiation process, subject to the usual employee representatives consultation, for the acquisition of Télécâble Sat Hebdo, owned by Hommell Group. 

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.

Marketers need access to the tools and technical know-how to use different types of data in order to implement effective hyper-personalised campaigns.

Statista’s Digital Market Outlook estimates that the UK ePublishing market was worth USD$1.3 billion in 2018, with that expected to grow to $1.6 billion by 2023. 

In this week's episode of Media Voices, Rob Orchard - the co-founder and editor of the original slow journalism magazine Delayed Gratification - takes us through the mission of the magazine, why giving news room to breathe is absolutely vital, and why more publishers are jumping on the bandwagon.

View and download the speaker presentations from the Digital Innovators' Summit, 25-26 March, Berlin.

[Sponsored] Despite the emergence of digital channels, print publishing has continued to thrive. In the US, the top 25 print magazines reach more adults and teens than the top 25 prime time shows. Reverse publishing is the sign of print's continued power. 

In a multi-channel, multi-platform world, print continues to offer its own value.

Publishers double down on paywall content and technology as digital subscriptions become key revenue focus for 2019.

In November 2018, we co-hosted an Insider event with FIPP in Argentina and Chile about the role and value of digital editions. Given the Latin American venue, I decided to use a local coming-of-age tradition - a quinceañero -  the 15th birthday milestone when a girl transitions from a child into a young woman in the community.