Power of Print: print advertising on the rise since 2010
After UK newspapers experienced double digit declines of up to 22% in advertising spend, the first quarter in 2018 reveals some changes: The Daily Mirror delivered a 2.8% print ad […]
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Power of Digital: The impact? Total editorial reach of 1 billion
Undelivered. That is the status of the speech that John F. Kennedy had prepared to present at the Trade Mart in Dallas, Texas on 22nd November, 1963. In JFK Unsilenced, […]
Best of Print Ads: #NotOutOfTheWater
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Power of Print: The Telegraph and Mastercard team up for UK media first
This Newsworks article highlights how The Telegraph newspaper partnered with Mastercard to create an immersive storytelling experience for its readers through the AMP Stories format.
Power of Print: Australian newspaper masthead readership is up 3.2%
Roy Morgan’s Single Source survey of 50,014 Australians aged 14+ shows that 80% of the population read or access newspapers, in an average 7 day period, via print or online […]
Power of Print: New INMA report lays out digital subscriptions blueprint
At the recently held INMA Media Subscriptions Summit in London, the INMA released this report, which unpacks the case studies, presentations and questions discussed.
Power of Print: Print in a digital world
This PrintPower article, A picture tells 110 words, contrasts print in a digital world.
Power of Print: It’s time to reinvent news media audience measurement
Last year, 46% of the total US adult population still read the news in print exclusively. Gary Meo is Senior Vice President and Sales Director, Newspaper Media at Nielsen Scarborough […]
‘print is dead’ – then why do even the tech giants use it for their apology ads?
A recent study by ebiquity: Re-Evaluating Media Research, “found that newspapers’ performance outperform marketers’ perceptions” of the channel’s inherent strengths. It is good news that print media enjoys higher levels of […]
Australians prefer radio for breakfast, TV after dinner
This market research update from Roy Morgan shows that 27.9% Australians prefer radio for breakfast. It also shows that reading a print or online newspaper is a favourite breakfast time […]
Despite Circulation Pressures Readers Remain Loyal to Print
Jeremy Maggs, of Tiso Blackstar’s The Redzone, revisits the inherent attributes of print: In this Business Live article, Maggs writes that the South African magazine market remains durable as readers report magazine […]
WAN IFRA World Press Trends | 2014
The definitive guide to the global newspaper industry, in numbers, trends and changes.