Our Digital Media Europe conference has moved to 10-11 November at the MuseumsQuartier in Vienna. Given the current circumstances regarding the coronavirus (COVID-19), we have made the difficult decision to postpone the event from the original dates on 31 March 1 April.
The printing company of the German newspaper Mainpost is expanding its press automation with the systems of Q.I. Press Controls (QIPC) in response to earlier convincing results. The mRC-3D and IDS-3D systems of the Dutch specialist in measurement and control equipment for the printing industry will be installed in Würzburg, in central Germany. The QIPC systems will make the press more reliable, efficient and of higher quality.
Nikkan Pro Sports Newspaper Co, Ltd. introduced the first sports newspaper in Japan in 1947. Since that time, the company has dedicated itself to the production and distribution of track cycling newspapers. Later, the company began to make this information available on the Internet.
The Aalen-based publisher SDZ Druck und Medien has decided to produce its daily newspapers Schwäbische Post and Gmünder Tagespost with the new alfa ContentLine from now on. SDZ Druck und Medien and alfa Media have been working together since 1982. For the long-time user of alfa OpenMedia, the switch to alfa ContentLine paves the way for a digital realignment and enables mobile, platform-independent workstation concepts.
The only professional conference devoted exclusively to advancing the effectiveness, productivity and profitability of newspaper operations is launching its 2020 edition of the ING Leadership Networking Summit with a SAVE the DATE message to urge every newspaper operations executive in North America and Europe to start arranging now for their attendance.
The only professional conference devoted exclusively to advancing the effectiveness, productivity and profitability of newspaper operations is launching its 2020 edition of the ING Leadership Networking Summit with a SAVE the DATE message to urge every newspaper operations executive in North America and Europe to start arranging now for their attendance.
Schibsted acquires 67% of the Norwegian startup Nettbil. The company is best described as a digital marketplace for auction-based car sales towards dealers all over Norway, and represents a new and convenient way for consumers to sell their car.
