Miguel Franjul
The movement of emblematic magazines from the print platform to the digital format is another eloquent indicator that confirms the inevitable course facing paper media in the new informationecosystem. In fact, the most recent measurements of print and digital media readership in the world reinforce this trend towards transformation, due to the growing audience of … Continue reading The inevitable course of print media
Now forced, due to the corona virus pandemic, to grapple through two challenges - the mass of audiences and the quality of contents - the press is seeking extra journalistic reinforcements to survive. Journalism faculties, natural sources of the human team that feed the printed and digital media, haven't had time to train professionals that … Continue reading The new reinforcements the press needs
The fusion of the printed and digital platforms, something already very widespread, is now followed by alliances or media merges as part of the rearrangements that the press seeks to survive the Covid-19 tsunami. Many printed media lost the battle by suspending their publications, and this refreshed reality of an ecosystem settled in the digital … Continue reading The media alliances are coming
"Printed newspapers should die by 2005, at most" was being the bleak sentence decreed ten years before such year came, based on the irruption of the Internet. The paper was supposed to lead its inevitable burial. Back then, I remember how these were the actual disturbing omens that aired to proclaim a pessimistic future for … Continue reading And the newspapers didn’t die…
Analysis, contextualization and explanations are three basic elements within the package of new content with which the printed newspapers lead their redefinition process, trying to mark a differentiated line against the digital offers. These three elements may be perceived in a work of value, such as essays, opinion notes and researches focused on one or … Continue reading What printed media should bring
From being, for a long time, the ultimate recorder of daily events, the printed media began to discover that nowadays, their best strength lies in publishing relevant analyzes and chronicles of the events that volatilize through the digital world. It no longer makes sense to fill the paper with the same content that the reader … Continue reading The new strengths of the printed media
Since the Internet broke into humanity with all its transformative force back in 1995, there have never been premonitions about the imminent disappearance of the traditional media, namely printed newspapers. The omens in this regard have been based on two parallel measurements: the one that records the number of people connected to digital media and … Continue reading New media don’t kill the old media
With more than 1,300 partners of printed and audiovisual media, the Inter-American Press Association is the largest and most important areopagus that journalism in the Americas counts on to defend and protect the freedom of speech from the many dangers that are constantly lurking. In 75 years of existence, which will be celebrated in October, … Continue reading IAPA sets the tone for the future
The production of original content with high-quality, based on a more organized investigation system, has become one of the predominant bets by the printed media throughout their famous process of reinvention. Building an agenda based on stories that also become news of interest is what allows the newspapers to offer new points of views to … Continue reading To create original content
With this digital era, we've entered a whole new world and the LISTIN DIARIO could not miss out on the transformations that are taking place to ensure a better media competitivity and quality of contents within the field of the printed newspapers. Following the same route as the newspapers that have been referents of the … Continue reading The reason for change
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