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World 6 years ago
German newspapers fight to rise from ashes of virus crisis
The coronavirus pandemic may have sent advertising revenues plunging worldwide, but Germany's beloved newspapers expect to emerge winners from the crisis thanks to accelerating digital development and renewed trust in the media.
World 6 years ago
For-profit media model has collapsed, expert says
Now, the for-profit model has collapsed, and newspapers have not been able to craft a digital response. Even in the smallest markets, Facebook and Google siphon three quarters of the digital revenue. That leaves all other legacy media fighting for the digital scraps. They're not enough to build strong journalism.
World 6 years ago
Poland to propose limits on foreign media soon, Kaczynski says
Poland will seek to craft rules limiting the concentration of foreign-owned media outlets well before the ruling nationalists finish their term in power, Poland's de facto leader said on Sunday, with parliamentary elections expected in 2023.
World 6 years ago
Vox Media to cut 6% of workforce on grim recovery prospects in 2020
Vox Media, the owner of New York magazine, is laying off 6% of its staff, as it does not expect a rebound in publishing business to pre-COVID forecasts in the second half of 2020, according to an internal email seen by Reuters.
Opinion 6 years ago
ST turns 175: Staying true to its mission from Day 1 from print to screen, ink to multimedia
Published from No. 7 Commercial Square – where Raffles Place now stands – it was a weekly paper of just eight pages, printed with a new type and on what was described as “fine English paper”.
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