Media’s Future: New FIPP and UPM white paper to launch next week
Revenue models. The way we work. Sustainability. Print. The best way to tell a story. As many parts of the world begin to look around the corner beyond the pandemic, these topics will be key for media organisations. This is the basis of a new FIPP white paper, Media’s Future in a Post-Covid World, launching on Tuesday 7 September in partnership with UPM Communication Papers.
The pandemic has been a “super-charged Darwinian event” for the industry, the paper begins, and has precipitated various extinctions and evolutions. Flexibility has therefore become a necessary adaptation, and those companies that have managed to manoeuvre through the difficulties have emerged stronger, often with a more focused mission and healthier workplace culture. And most significantly, they’ve found a hungry audience that is more than willing to pay for quality content.
Watch this space for next week’s white paper, which will cover:
- Why post-pandemic working habits will take a while to stabilise;
- The factors driving subscriptions success;
- How print can capitalise on its in-built credibility;
- Which company emits amounts of CO2 equivalent to New Zealand’s;
- What a “whale” is, and why you need to identify yours ASAP;
- Why video storytelling is going to grow even more by 2022;
- What the GHG Protocol is, and how it can benefit your company;
- Who long-form and short-form journalism appeals to most, and how to engage those audiences;
- … and much, much more.
